Instrumentation And Control Engineer

Job Summary

• Developing instrumentation and control system designs. • Preparing technical specifications and data sheets. • Reviewing vendor documents and drawings. • Performing calculations and simulations. • Participating in site surveys and inspections. • Supporting commissioning and startup activities. • Ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.

Job Details

Design and Engineering:

Developing instrumentation and control system designs, including control philosophies, loop diagrams, and instrument specifications.
Selecting and sizing appropriate instruments (sensors, transmitters, control valves) based on process requirements.
Designing and configuring control systems, such as DCS, PLC, and SIS.
Preparing technical documentation, including data sheets, specifications, and reports.

Procurement Support:

Providing technical support for procurement activities, including vendor evaluations and technical bid evaluations.

Reviewing vendor documents and ensuring compliance with project specifications.

Process Control:

Designing and implementing control strategies to optimize process performance and efficiency.
Monitoring and analyzing process data to identify and resolve control issues.

Safety Systems:

Designing and implementing safety systems to protect personnel and equipment.
Ensuring the reliability and integrity of safety instrumented functions.

System Integration:

Integrating various instrumentation and control systems, including DCS, PLC, and SCADA.
Ensuring seamless communication and data exchange between systems.

Requirements

A Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field.
A Master's degree (M.Sc.) will be an added advantage
Registered engineer with COREN is mandatory

Additional Considerations:

Certifications: Certifications in functional safety (e.g., TÜV) can be advantageous.
Procurement support, construction and commissioning experience will be added advantage.
A minimum of 7-10+ years of relevant experience is commonly expected.
Significant experience in the oil and gas, petrochemical, or refining industries is crucial. EPC companies often seek candidates with practical experience in project execution.
Experience with all project phases, from FEED (Front-End Engineering Design) to detailed design, construction, commissioning, and startup, is highly valued.

Technical Proficiency:

Instrumentation:
- Knowledge of various field instruments (pressure, temperature, flow, level) and control valves.
- Experience in instrument selection, sizing, and specification.
- Familiarity with instrument data sheets and loop diagrams.
Control Systems:
- Understanding of Distributed Control Systems (DCS), Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS).
- Experience with control system configuration and programming.
- Knowledge of safety systems and functional safety (SIL).
Standards and Codes:
- Familiarity with relevant industry standards and codes (ISA, IEC, API, etc.).
- Knowledge of safety regulations and environmental standards.

Software Proficiency:

Proficiency in relevant software tools, such as:
SmartPlant Instrumentation (SPI/INTOOLS)
AVEVA Instrumentation
CAD software (AutoCAD, etc.)

Experience with other relevant engineering software

Benefits

Great work culture and multiple opportunities for growth and self-development.
18 days of annual leave, excluding federal public holidays.
Health insurance coverage.
Monthly employer pension contribution.

About Company

Oilserv Group

https://oilservcareers.seamlesshiring.com

Oilserv Limited is a leading provider of integrated engineering, procurement, construction, installation & commissioning (EPCIC) services and complementary solutions across the asset and program life cycle within the onshore, offshore and subsea market segments of the oil and gas sector.