Instrumentation Controls Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

• Demonstrates personal HSE leadership and behaviors at all times. Performs as a safety leader through all work and activities, setting and exhibiting the highest standards
• Support contractor commissioning engineers to ensure that Systems Completion Plans are being prepared during detailed design phase and are being properly executed during construction and commissioning phases.
• Assist EPC contractors with developing system completion plans and ensure that these plans are meeting the intent of project specifications with regard to engineering deliverables during detailed design phase. Lead the review and approval process for the Systems Completion Plan, with primary focus on EPC-2 contractor during detailed design phase.
• Review and edit contractor drafted pre-commissioning and commissioning procedures.
• Support site commissioning teams in fabrication yards and at site with critical activities and regularly inspect equipment and systems with focus on interfaces and tie-ins.
• Actively assist EPC-2 contractor to identify commissioning interfaces between EPC-2 contractor and key module or other suppliers and ensure that any technical interface issues are raised early.
• Identify temporary commissioning interfaces that will be needed during the commissioning phase of the project at site and ensure those are being addressed (e.g. temporary blinds, vents, drains, electrical power, etc)
• Support Systems Completion Database lead to ensure that completion testing and verification for interfaces and tie-ins are included in the testing program and that ownership of the interface testing is established (i.e. who is going to do it is known and ownership agreed).
• Support PMT Cost and Schedule function with Commissioning related inputs from an overall UZ-750 project perspective.
• Support UZ-750 Commissioning Manager with staff work, including generation of draft weekly reports, progress tracking, key issue updates. Stands in for Commissioning Manager during leaves
• Reports to UZ-750 EPC-2 Project Manager and functionally to the Commissioning Manager and maintains frequent communication with EPC-2 Construction Manager, EPC-2 Site Commissioning Leads, EPC-2 Project Manager, UZ-750 Operations Interface team and EPC-2 Contractor Commissioning Manager
  

Follow project through the to Provisional Acceptance of final UZ-750 facilities. With extensive time spent offshore during construction and commissioning phase

Qualifications

• Degree in Instrument/Control systems engineer with a minimum of 15 years Oil and Gas industry experience, including at least 5 years on major capital projects, (> 500 M USD) with pre-commissioning and commissioning focus.
• Experience within an Oil and Gas operating company executing turnarounds or brownfield projects is also highly desired and may be considered in lieu of capital project experience.
• Must have excellent communications skills, both written and verbal, with a strong command of the English language.
• Past experience managing interfaces between contractors or between contractor and an operating company is also highly desirable.
• Must have a working knowledge of at least one type of systems completion database.
• Must be willing to travel extensively for multi-week periods and have the flexibility to adjust work location to support project needs.

Desired candidate profile

1. Project Oversight: Lead and manage the commissioning activities for power generation projects, ensuring compliance with project schedules and budgets.
2. Team Coordination: Coordinate with various teams, including engineering, construction, and operations, to facilitate seamless commissioning.
3. Testing and Validation: Develop and implement testing protocols and procedures to validate the performance of systems and equipment.
4. Documentation: Ensure all commissioning documentation is complete, accurate, and in compliance with industry standards and regulations.
5. Troubleshooting: Identify and resolve issues that arise during the commissioning process, ensuring prompt corrective actions are taken.
6. Stakeholder Communication: Liaise with clients, contractors, and regulatory bodies to provide updates and ensure alignment on project goals.
7. Safety Compliance: Promote and enforce safety practices during commissioning activities to ensure a safe working environment.

Required Skills

1. Technical Expertise: In-depth knowledge of power generation systems, including turbines, generators, and electrical systems.
2. Project Management: Strong project management skills, including planning, scheduling, and resource allocation.
3. Problem-Solving: Excellent analytical and troubleshooting skills to address challenges during commissioning.
4. Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively convey information to diverse stakeholders.
5. Leadership: Ability to lead and motivate a team, fostering a collaborative work environment.

Qualifications

• Educational Background: Typically requires a degree in engineering (mechanical, electrical, or power engineering) or a related field.
• Experience: Significant experience in commissioning or operations within the power sector, often 5-10 years or more.
• Certifications: Relevant certifications, such as PMP (Project Management Professional) or specialized commissioning certifications, can be advantageous.

Additional Skills

• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with industry standards and regulations related to power generation and environmental compliance.
• Safety Standards: Understanding of health and safety regulations and best practices in the power sector.