Site Engineer -Instrumentation

Job Summary

Responsible for planning, coordinating and supervising instrumentation construction and obsolete

component upgrade activities and general instrumentation works. The role involves resource/manpower

planning, site execution, Client/OEM/subcontractor coordination, progress monitoring, testing/commissioning

support and construction documentation, ensuring all activities are completed safely, efficiently and in

accordance with project requirements.

Roles & Responsibilities

- Plan, supervise and coordinate instrumentation construction, modification and upgrade activities at site.

- Execute obsolete component replacement/upgradation and other instrumentation systems.

- Review approved drawings, specifications, datasheets, loop diagrams, cable schedules and termination drawings before execution.

- Plan and coordinate manpower, materials, tools and other resources based on work fronts and project priorities.

- Coordinate with Client, other EPC, OEM, subcontractors, Operations and Mainteance Commissioning and other disciplines.

- Supervise dismantling, installation, cable pulling/termination, testing, loop checking and commissioning support activities.

- Monitor subcontractor performance, productivity, construction progress and compliance with project requirements.

- Prepare and submit daily/weekly progress reports, manpower reports, progress measurements and work-front status, and highlight delays, constraints and recovery requirements.

- Coordinate site inspections, RFIs, technical queries, punch-list clearance and construction documentation.

- Support shutdown/tie-in, cutover, pre-commissioning, commissioning and functional testing activities.

- Monitor progress against the schedule and provide manpower, progress and work-front updates, while ensuring compliance with PTW, approved procedures, specifications and QHSE requirements QHSE Responsibilities

- Ensure all activities comply with Project QHSE requirements, Client procedures and applicable Oil & Gas standards.

- Ensure work is performed only under approved PTW, JSA/RA, Method Statements and Risk Assessments.

- Conduct and participate in toolbox talks, pre-job safety meetings and site safety inspections. - Ensure proper use of PPE, LOTO, isolation procedures and other applicable safety controls. - Identify, report and address unsafe conditions, hazards and near misses, with authority to stop unsafe work. - Ensure safe handling, installation, dismantling, tools/equipment use, housekeeping and proper disposal of obsolete materials and waste. - Promote a strong safety, environmental and quality culture and support QHSE audits and incident investigations.

Job-Specific Education & Certification

Education

- Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent) in

1. Instrumentation Engineering

2. Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

3. Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering

4. Electronics Engineering

Certifications

- Instrument Calibration / Testing certification or training.

Skills & Competencies

Core Competencies

- Orientation

- Leadership & Supervision

- Team Collaboration

- Problem Solving

- Communication Skills

Job-Specific Competencies

- Instrumentation Construction

- Obsolescence / Upgrade Works

- Brownfield / Oil & Gas Construction

- Resource Planning

- Construction Coordination

- Construction Documentation

- DCS / ESD / Communication Awareness

Experience

- Minimum 5 years of relevant Oil & Gas construction experience