Instrument Supervisor

Roles and responsibilities

• Assume sole responsibility for assigned Instrument and Controls engineering work scopes
• Carry out Instrument and Controls discipline work within a project team, supporting the project team for field development of oil and gas production facilities
• Plan, budget, organize and control a segment of the Instrument and Controls engineering deliverables for the project
• Prepare Instrument and Controls deliverables for all project phases the oil and gas industry
• Ensure that all work is completed without compromise to quality and is delivered according to the project schedule
• Provide direction and guidance on all Instrument and Controls engineering technical queries raised by either internal or external parties
• Promote safe behaviour at all times
• Provide sound technical advice and solutions to a diversity of technical problems within the discipline
• Co-ordinate with other disciplines during all stages of design development, construction, pre-commissioning, and start-up
• Assist in the coordination of all activities related to Instrument and Controls engineering design
• Identify any areas of concern with respect to progress and/or quality and recommend corrective actions as required
  

Qualifications

• 15+ years of relevant experience in the oil & gas industry
• PMC experience required
• Degree qualification in Instrument or Electronics Engineering
• Membership of a recognised professional institute preferred
• Thorough knowledge and understanding of the fundamentals of Instrument and Controls engineering design and analysis
• Thorough awareness of relevant international codes and standards
• Familiar with the typical software packages that are used for Instrument and Controls engineering design
• Experience of the application of HAZOP, HAZID and SIL Rating to Instrument and Controls design
• Experience with Instrument and Controls design for prefabricated modular packaged equipment
• Experience of working with multi-national and multi-cultural project teams is strongly preferred
• Previous experience of working in the Middle East would be an advantage

Desired candidate profile

An Instrument Lead is responsible for overseeing instrumentation engineering activities in projects, focusing on the design, installation, and maintenance of instrumentation systems. This role ensures that measurement and control systems operate effectively and meet project specifications and industry standards. Key responsibilities typically include:

1. Design Oversight: Leading the design and development of instrumentation systems, including sensors, transmitters, control systems, and monitoring equipment.

2. Team Management: Supervising a team of instrumentation engineers and designers, providing guidance, mentorship, and ensuring quality in their work.

3. Project Coordination: Collaborating with other engineering disciplines (electrical, mechanical, process) to ensure cohesive project execution.

4. Compliance: Ensuring that all instrumentation designs and installations adhere to relevant codes, standards, and safety regulations.

5. Risk Management: Identifying potential risks related to instrumentation and developing strategies to mitigate them throughout the project lifecycle.

6. Quality Assurance: Implementing quality control measures during the design and construction phases, conducting reviews and inspections.

7. Client Interaction: Communicating with clients to understand their requirements, providing project updates, and addressing concerns related to instrumentation.

8. Budget and Schedule Management: Monitoring project budgets and timelines associated with instrumentation work, making adjustments as needed to stay on track.

9. Technical Support: Offering expert technical advice and troubleshooting support during project execution and after implementation.