Principal Instrument & Control Engineer

Overview

Expected

• Bachelor s degree in Instrument & Control Engineering or equivalent
• Minimum 14 years of Instrumentation & Control engineering experience in oil and gas for offshore and onshore projects
• Minimum 3 years experience in Lead Role in Conceptual, FEED, Detailed Engineering and EPC Projects
• Knowledge of the regulations, codes and standards (eg. API, ISA, ANSI, AGA, ISO and IEC codes etc.) and a good understanding of onshore and offshore engineering practices applicable to Instrumentation and control design for oil and gas facilities.
• Strong technical background in Instrument Engineering (with knowledge of the other discipline).
• Expertise in applicable local and international standards and statutory and regulatory requirements.
• Ability to work with multi-cultural /multiethnic teams in important.
• Good level of spoken and written English
• Must be highly motivated, good team player, customer-oriented and have an eagerness to learn outside of own discipline.
• Ensures team members' adherence to generally accepted engineering and design practices, regulatory requirements, and customer specifications.
• Demonstrate a visible and active commitment to Technical Safety / HSE management and its associated requirements in a project environment.
• Highly effective technical and practical engineering skills in the Instrumentation & Control discipline, and able to consistently deliver quality, accurate and timely work to WOOD and its clients.
• Gathers data from multiple sources and prepares engineering studies, analyses, and calculations.
• Technical supervision of project-designated Instrumentation and control engineers, designers and draftsmen in the execution of their duties.
• Supports checking, peer reviews, and incorporation of comments and findings.
• Determines technical issues, defines alternate solutions, establishes pros/cons for multiple solutions, and makes recommendations through official project documents such as technical queries, technical deviations, etc.
• Reviews documentation to assist others and reviews/authorizes work done by direct reports.
• Identify and review new technology development that could be applicable in providing more cost-effective facilities.
• Perform discipline-specific engineering services such as:
• Identify and report changes to project scope;
• Contribute to appropriate studies, analyses and recommend actions;
• Assist with the preparation of designs and drawings, specifications, data, calculations, and reports.
• Provide assistance during procurement, construction and commissioning activities.
• Provide assistance in the preparation/review and approval of project documents of Instrumentation Discipline as follows:
• Instrumentation Design Basis, philosophy documents
• Instrumentation and Instrumented Control and Safety Systems (DCS/ESD/F&G) Specs,
• Calculations for SIS loops, orifice sizing, control valve sizing, thermowell wake frequency, etc.
• Design specifications/Datasheets of various field instruments, control & on-off valves, DCS/ESD systems, F&G systems, liquid & gas analyzers, Gas Chromatographs, condition monitoring systems, etc.,
• Functional Design Specifications and
• Instrumentation Drawings such as DCS functional logic, PLC logic, hook-up drawings, loop drawings, wiring diagrams, interface drawings, cable block diagrams, cable schedule, panel layout drawings, cable routing drawings, cable tray/duct layouts, instrument layouts, Instrument Installation details, Junction Box wiring, Instrument Interconnection drawings etc.
• LLI items/MTOs/ Project cost estimates of Instrumentation LLI s and Systems
• Performance of bid evaluation and vendor document review and approval
• FAT and SAT procedures and attend the Testing of the control systems during FAT and SAT test.