Control & Instrumentation Engineer

The Control & Instrumentation Engineer shall execute all Control & Instrumentation engineering activities within the boundaries defined by the Company’s authority limits, or as delegated by the Discipline Manager. The Control & Instrumentation Engineer shall undertake design and engineering deliverables including calculations, risk assessments, sketches, MTO’s in a safe and productive manner, and deliver projects and/or packages on time, in-line with all contract specifications, achieving full client satisfaction and meeting all quality and commercial key performance indicators (KPI’s), whilst maintaining good relationships with all stakeholders and colleagues. The Control & Instrumentation Engineer will demonstrate full understanding of and adherence to all relevant Engineering Procedures, Policies and Standards, and their practical application.

Main Competencies & Accountabilities:

Essential

• Influencing Others

• Decision-Making

• Communication

• Team Building

• Coaching and Mentoring

• Managing Performance

• Instrument and Analytical Datasheets

• Block Cable Diagrams

• Cable Routing Drawing

• Equipment Layout Drawings

• Hook-up Diagrams

• Loop Diagrams

• Termination Diagrams

• Cable Schedules

• Instrument Index (Including I/O Assignment)

• Material Take-off

• Field Instrument Selection

• Material Selection

• Site Surveys

Desirable

• Functional Safety Documentation to IEC 61508 & IEC 61511

• Input into P&ID Development

• Hazardous Area Classification and DSEAR Study’s

• HAZOP Participation

• User Requirement, & Functional Design Spec Development and Review

• Fire and Gas Systems Design

• 3D Modelling (Evaluation using Navisworks Only)

Knowledge, Experience & Qualifications:

Experienced Engineer

• Build effective working relationships at all levels.

• Educated to a minimum of HND or Degree level.

• Can communicate skills, knowledge and experience, and apply them professionally as a trusted expert, to explain ideas and technical information and discuss and resolve technical issues.

• Act as an ambassador for positive culture.

• Full clean driving licence.

• Occasional flexible working required.

• Occasional lone and/or home working required.

• Some UK travel.

• In-depth technical knowledge of relevant legislation, standards, guidelines. systems and processes.