Instrument & Electrical Reliability Technician

Role purpose

Reliability and equipment support

• Inspect and monitor field equipment on schedule; maintain and calibrate test and inspection tools.
• Review maintenance procedures and ITPM checklists, update equipment records in SAP and ECM, and keep MICE/IPS lists current.
• Track completed actions, review spare associations, maintain reliability records and follow up recommendation closure.
• Prepare monthly condition-monitoring reports and asset-integrity metrics; support QA/QC audits and compliance.
• Support new and retrofit projects and help maintenance technicians resolve reliability issues and complex faults.

Safety, coordination and reporting

• Use safe work practices and supervise contract manpower as assigned.
• Contribute to continuous improvement, follow section procedures and comply with quality, health, safety, security and environmental controls.
• Prepare timely reports and support development of Qatari employees where applicable.

Education and experience

• Required: Diploma in Instrumentation or Electronics Engineering Technology.
• Required: 3–5 years as an Instrument Technician in petrochemical or oil and gas.
• Preferred: Senior technician experience in petrochemical and/or oil and gas.

Technical qualifications

• Hands-on maintenance support for field instrumentation and related systems in a large-scale process plant.
• Experience with SMART transmitters, Fieldbus, 4–20 mA, HART, control valves, vibration transducers, online analysers, custody flow metering systems or PLCs.
• Understand P&IDs, instrument loop drawings, data sheets and junction box layouts; troubleshoot instrumentation.
• Knowledge of hazardous area classification, instrument selection, ITPM plans, job instructions and instrumentation spares management.
• SAP maintenance management system experience is preferred; familiarity with commonly used international codes and standards is required.
• Computer literate and able to work independently with Microsoft Office.