Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

Develop and review electrical engineering deliverables including: Single-Line Diagrams (SLD), load lists Earthing and lightning protection layouts Power distribution layouts Cable sizing calculations, cable schedules, and termination schedules MCC, DB, transformer, and related equipment specifications Evaluate vendor quotations and prepare technical bid evaluations. Review vendor documents such as GA drawings, wiring diagrams, and type test reports. Supervise site activities including: LV/MV equipment installation Cable routing, laying, termination, and earthing works Electrical testing (IR, HV, continuity, functional checks) Support energization activities, motor solo runs, loop checks, and overall commissioning. Develop and review instrumentation design deliverables: P&IDs, Instrument Index, I/O lists Datasheets for field instruments and analyzers Hook-up drawings, loop diagrams, cable schedules, JB schedules Select, size, and specify field instruments and analyzers in line with process requirements. Prepare RFQs, review vendor proposals, and perform technical/commercial bid evaluations. Review vendor documents, participate in FAT, and handle technical clarifications. Supervise field installation, calibration, loop checking, and functional testing activities. Support plant commissioning, troubleshoot instrumentation issues, and verify performance. Develop and review control system engineering documents including: Control Philosophy, Functional Design Specification (FDS) Cause & Effect (C&E) Matrix, Control Sequence Tables (CST) Alarm and trip schedules PLC/DCS architecture and communication network diagrams Configure PLC/DCS/SCADA/HMI systems including: Logic development, interlocks, sequences HMI graphics, historian setup, reporting, and alarms configuration Review control panel designs and wiring diagrams. Lead and participate in FAT and SAT for PLC- and SCADA-based systems. Coordinate interlock testing, control logic verification, and system commissioning.