Engineer – Commissioning (Instrumentation & Control)

Role overview

About Orbit ISS

Commissioning responsibilities

• Plan and execute commissioning activities in line with approved procedures and project schedules.
• Inspect, test, calibrate, loop-check, and functionally test instrumentation and control systems.
• Verify installation and commissioning of instruments, control valves, transmitters, switches, gauges, analyzers, and associated equipment.
• Perform continuity, insulation-resistance, point-to-point, loop, and functional checks.
• Review P&IDs, instrument indexes, I/O lists, loop diagrams, hook-up drawings, cable schedules, and cause-and-effect diagrams.
• Support commissioning and troubleshooting of PLC, DCS, SCADA, ESD, Fire & Gas, and other applicable control systems.
• Coordinate across commissioning disciplines and follow up installation deficiencies, issues, and punch-list close-out.
• Ensure work meets approved procedures, quality requirements, project specifications, and HSE requirements.
• Maintain commissioning records, test sheets, checklists, and inspection reports; liaise with clients, subcontractors, vendors, and project teams.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Instrumentation and Control, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline.
• At least five years of relevant Instrumentation and Control commissioning experience.
• Hands-on experience with instrumentation commissioning, loop checking, calibration, functional testing, and troubleshooting.
• Knowledge of PLC/DCS/SCADA, ESD, Fire & Gas systems, control valves, transmitters, and instrumentation systems.
• Ability to interpret P&IDs, loop and wiring diagrams, instrument hook-ups, I/O lists, and cause-and-effect diagrams.
• Knowledge of relevant international standards, project specifications, and commissioning practices.
• Shipyard, marine, offshore, oil and gas, petrochemical, or industrial project experience is preferred.

Preferred availability

• Immediate joining is preferred.
• The posting expresses interest in a three-to-five-month project that may be extended.