Instrumentation Engineer
CurrentResponsibilities:• Leading projects and being responsible for scope, schedule, and cost of instrumentation projects. Ensuring methodical and timely completion of engineering of assigned projects by effectively planning and following-up on scheduled activities.• Participating in studies, conceptual designs and estimating preparation as required.• Preparing instrumentation engineering design document and or drawings such as specifications and installation guidelines for process instruments and control instrumentation systems ensuring compliance with established engineering standards and being able to perform primary and final element sizing and selection of field instrumentation.• Conducting technical reviews with manufacturer/contractor instrumentation in detailed designing to ensure compliance with project specifications and applicable standards and codes.• Ensuring that all project work carried out conforms with agreed codes and practices, meets all requirements of the contract specification, project scope and technical brief and ensuring all work applies the design criteria and methodologies outlined in it to the engineering of the project.• Performing validation of engineering data sheets, specifications and requisitions, technical bid evaluations, vendor document reviews and approvals, and other engineering deliverables making sure they are correct and meet as required by the project scope.• Coordinating with other engineering discipline teams and being responsible for the work progress and quality of deliverables within the discipline area.• Analyzing and interpreting all project related documents (instrument, electrical, mechanical, piping drawings etc.) to accurately quantify all controls and instrumentation scope items provided in project work scope requirement.• Maintaining a quality design threshold for the discipline through use of understandable quality procedures.
