Instrument Metering Project Engineer

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Job description

Our client a major Oil and Gas Operator has a current vacancy for an experienced Instrument Project Engineer to work at their Teesside Operations.

The role will be a contract based opportunity which will be long term. It will be to work Mon - Fri, 40 hours per week and will be paid on a PAYE Hourly rate basis.

Reporting to the Programmes & Shutdowns Team Leader working within a small team of engineering professionals, the candidate will be responsible for the development and on-time execution of a portfolio of multi-discipline projects (predominantly instrument/metering biased), from definition through to front-end engineering, HAZOP, Detailed Design, Construction and Commissioning.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Develop initial technical specifications;
• Actively participate in safety and design and construction reviews;
• Prepare scope of works and participate in bid analysis;
• Develop cost estimates and programmes, incorporating vendor estimates and schedules;
• Provide overall Project Management and liaise as necessary with those affected by the project as required;
• Proactive management of the project with diligent control of any modifications / changes through the management of change process, in compliance with site standards and current legislation;
• Analysis of problems with technical input to support the development and execution of multi-discipline projects with a technical expertise towards instrument and low voltage electrical discipline;
• Responsible for Project cost control, schedule attainment, forecasting and ensuring that the work is effectively and efficiently delivered;
• Contribute to risks reviews and risk assessments;
• Attend FAT's and provide quality assurance for construction activities;
• Initiate and monitor site construction activities.

Competency Requirements

Degree educated in relevant Engineering Discipline (preferably chartered status);
Strong project engineering and technical background in instrument disciplines;
Demonstrable experience of managing and delivering small to medium scaled multi-disciplined projects;
Experience of fiscal metering systems and/or sample systems would be beneficial;
Experience of functional safety and SIL would be beneficial;
Experience of Emerson DeltaV and DeltaV SIS would be beneficial;
Extensive Engineering & Maintenance experience Oil & Gas, Petro-Chemical or other regulated industry;
Demonstrable understanding of other engineering disciplines such as Mechanical, Static Vessel, Rotating Equipment, Civil and Asset Integrity;
Familiarity with relevant legislative requirements, CDM, Temporary Works, ATEX, Electricity at Work Regs etc;Our client a major Oil and Gas Operator has a current vacancy for an experienced Instrument Project Engineer to work at their Teesside Operations.

The role will be a contract based opportunity which will be long term. It will be to work Mon - Fri, 40 hours per week and will be paid on a PAYE Hourly rate basis.

Reporting to the Programmes & Shutdowns Team Leader working within a small team of engineering professionals, the candidate will be responsible for the development and on-time execution of a portfolio of multi-discipline projects (predominantly instrument/metering biased), from definition through to front-end engineering, HAZOP, Detailed Design, Construction and Commissioning.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Develop initial technical specifications;
• Actively participate in safety and design and construction reviews;
• Prepare scope of works and participate in bid analysis;
• Develop cost estimates and programmes, incorporating vendor estimates and schedules;
• Provide overall Project Management and liaise as necessary with those affected by the project as required;
• Proactive management of the project with diligent control of any modifications / changes through the management of change process, in compliance with site standards and current legislation;
• Analysis of problems with technical input to support the development and execution of multi-discipline projects with a technical expertise towards instrument and low voltage electrical discipline;
• Responsible for Project cost control, schedule attainment, forecasting and ensuring that the work is effectively and efficiently delivered;
• Contribute to risks reviews and risk assessments;
• Attend FAT's and provide quality assurance for construction activities;
• Initiate and monitor site construction activities.

Competency Requirements

Degree educated in relevant Engineering Discipline (preferably chartered status);
Strong project engineering and technical background in instrument disciplines;
Demonstrable experience of managing and delivering small to medium scaled multi-disciplined projects;
Experience of fiscal metering systems and/or sample systems would be beneficial;
Experience of functional safety and SIL would be beneficial;
Experience of Emerson DeltaV and DeltaV SIS would be beneficial;
Extensive Engineering & Maintenance experience Oil & Gas, Petro-Chemical or other regulated industry;
Demonstrable understanding of other engineering disciplines such as Mechanical, Static Vessel, Rotating Equipment, Civil and Asset Integrity;
Familiarity with relevant legislative requirements, CDM, Temporary Works, ATEX, Electricity at Work Regs etc;

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