Developing Instrument & Control Engineer in Aberdeen

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Specifying modifications to existing equipment or purchasing new equipment including but not limited to: ESD, DCS, F&G and Metering, Valves, Actuated Valve Packages, Relief Valves, Field Instrumentation including Pressure, Level, Temperature, Flow and Specialist Measurements, Instrument package equipment e.g. HPUs, WHCPs, etc.
• In-depth knowledge of Energy Institute Guidelines for Design, Installation and Management of Small Bore Tubing Assemblies and demonstrable competence to perform small bore tubing design in accordance with these guidelines.
• Carry out routine engineering assignments under guidance from senior and lead engineers.
• Apply engineering theory in design and provide support during implementation, demonstrating competence in the role.
• Responsible for delivery as part of the project team for achieving the target and completion of engineering documentation within the budget and schedule.
• Prepare engineering work scopes for both man-hours and equipment estimates where necessary.
• Identify increase or reduction in scope and assist in raising the necessary support documents for project control purposes.
• Comply with relevant codes of conduct.
• Provide discipline engineering support to satisfy the appropriate asset safety case and ensure the PFEER performance standards are not compromised by any discipline engineering activities.
• Demonstrate good working knowledge with respect to current and new legislation and standards.
• Demonstrate good working knowledge with company engineering procedures, industry, international and client codes and standards.
• Comply with the contract health, safety, environmental and quality policies and procedures as appropriate.
• Operate and act responsibly, considering the need to progress environmental, social and economic outcomes simultaneously.
• Be responsible for continuing professional development necessary to maintain and enhance competence in own area of practice.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• Ability to conduct site surveys in a professional and technically capable manner.
• Produce calculations required for the role, participate in design reviews, and review interdisciplinary documents where necessary.
• Deliver engineering deliverables to meet project deadlines for assigned packages and scopes of work.
• Hold a degree or HND in a relevant engineering discipline and be working towards professional membership or Chartered Engineer status with some postgraduate experience in the respective discipline.
• Possess significant offshore experience as an apprentice and be very familiar with instrumentation and control systems offshore.
• Hold an HNC in a relevant engineering discipline with sufficient post-qualification experience to be considered as possessing an adequate working knowledge of the respective discipline.
• Some experience should be in a relevant theatre of operation.
• Liaise with other disciplines in the execution of the work.
• Prepare and deliver appropriate presentations.
• Be computer literate in Microsoft packages and required software packages for the role.
• Have effective communication and organizational skills.
• Be self-motivated, enthusiastic and able to work as a team member and communicate effectively with onshore and offshore personnel at all levels, and possess knowledge of industry best practices associated with drilling and completions.