Overview
The Principal Instrument Engineer will work on a contract basis for 12 months, primarily focused on delivering engineering input for various project work scopes related to instrument engineering in the energy sector. The contractor will collaborate with cross-disciplinary teams while ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards, addressing technical challenges, and contributing to the overall efficiency of energy asset management solutions.
Responsibilities
- Provide engineering input to estimates for project work scopes.
- Attend progress and planning meetings to offer technical expertise.
- Specify modifications to existing equipment and new equipment purchases, including DCS and metering systems.
- Conduct site surveys on offshore or onshore assets as necessary.
- Produce required calculations and participate in design reviews.
- Check and approve discipline documents, ensuring adherence to industry standards.
- Create and deliver various engineering documentation, including control system philosophies and equipment data sheets.
- Ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality policies.
Requirements
- Proven experience as an Instrument Engineer in the energy sector.
- Strong technical knowledge of field instrumentation including pressure, level, and flow measurements.
- Experience with safety systems such as SIL and HIPPS.
- Familiarity with industrial networking and communication protocols.
- Ability to perform complex calculations and engineering documentation.
- Knowledge of relevant industry codes and standards.
- Capable of conducting site surveys and working in a collaborative team environment.
- Previous experience in a similar contractor role is advantageous.