Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure that all electrical related support issues are addressed, and that the appropriate technical support is provided to the operations teams onshore and offshore.
• Provide electrical equipment engineering and technical support with offshore visits as required.
• Provide Instrument, DCS, Control, F&G and Safety systems engineering support as required. Frontline Telecomms support is also required.
• Provide support in the control and management of software security management and software change.
• Provide technical support to offshore Operations, which may entail extended offshore visits.
• Ensure all modifications to the Instrument & Control systems fully comply and meet with the requirements of the appropriate Legislation, Asset Verification Scheme, Company Specifications, Standards and Procedures including BAB management of change procedure.
• Provide operational and specialist instrument/electrical engineering, control and safety systems support to modification or study teams or projects in line with the BAB technical management of change procedure.
• Ensure all modifications to the instrument/electrical systems fully comply and meet with the requirements of the related legislation, Asset Verification Scheme, BAB Management of Change procedure, Company specifications, standards and procedures.
• Suggest technical improvements, upgrades, and enhancements to improve reliability and uptime of electrical equipment and instrumentation.
• Assist in setting budgets which are realistic, manage expenditure for all work scopes within the limits of those budgets.
• Ensure all maintenance activities, planned, correctives, and PMAs are carried out in compliance with the computerised maintenance management system (CMMS).
• Continual system obsolescence checks and reviews to minimise the risk to the asset.
• Generate workscopes, detailed cost estimates, and where necessary, compile maintenance and minor modification work packs for offshore implementation.
• Maintain electrical equipment specifications, standards and procedures and be the local point of contact for the electrical safety rules and their application on FPSO Olombendo
• Assist with operational health care contracts relating to first line support, ensure that these contracts effectively support the production delivery objectives.
• Maintain instrument/electrical standards and procedures and be the local owner of appropriate electrical management procedures and performance standards.
• Ensure that all requirements, deadlines, and support services for FPSO Operations, Construction, Maintenance and Materials are met and carried out by offshore personnel.
• Carry out technical integrity audits on electrical systems and work management as part of the Technical Audit programme.
• Propel high safety acumen with regards to FPSO facility daily operations.
• Lead and participate in a proactive safety performance and KPl's and provide appropriate input to the Process Safety management system.
• Participate in equipment failure investigations and incident investigations as required.
• Management of subcontractors and suppliers ensuring supporting vendors and suppliers comply with company standards ie. Safety Management, Quality Management and Corporate Social Responsibility.
• Ensure compliance with the BAB/AMO Safety, Health, Security and Environmental Management Systems for all assets/facilities are met within areas of own responsibility.
• Ensures that all requirements, deadlines, and support services for FPSO Operations, Construction, Maintenance and Materials are met and carried out by offshore personnel
• Ensure a significant focus on safety with regards to the FPSO facility daily operations
• Perform any other reasonable tasks.

Requirements:

• Relevant Instrumentation and Electrical Engineering experience within FPSO.
• Strong knowledge of electrical equipment, instrumentation, DCS, control systems, Fire & Gas systems and safety systems.
• Able to provide technical support to both onshore and offshore operations, including extended offshore visits when required.
• Experience in electrical and instrumentation system modifications, upgrades and Management of Change processes.
• Familiar with applicable legislation, asset verification schemes, engineering standards and electrical safety rules.
• Experience with planned and corrective maintenance activities and Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).
• Able to prepare technical work scopes, cost estimates and maintenance or modification work packs.
• Experience in technical integrity audits, equipment failure investigations and incident investigations.
• Able to monitor equipment obsolescence and recommend improvements to reliability and operational uptime.
• Experience managing contractors, vendors and suppliers.
• Strong understanding of process safety, HSE requirements and performance standards.