Instrument Technician

The Instrument Technician executes safe maintenance, troubleshooting, and calibration of pneumatic, electronic, and control systems, including Fire &amp, Gas instrumentation. The role follows planned maintenance routines, reports malfunctions to the E/I Supervisor, and ensures compliance with intrinsic safety standards, EX inspections, and NR-10 guidelines. Strong technical accuracy, adherence to BW Permit-to-Work procedures, and full alignment with HSE policies are essential to maintain operational safety and equipment reliability.

Responsibilities

• Maintaining and troubleshooting pneumatic and electronic instrumentation. Clear reporting of deficiencies and malfunctions to the E/I Supervisor
• Discuss and analyse technical and spares issues. Propose solutions to deficiencies, non-conformities
• Install, maintain, repair and calibrate all instrumentation fitted to process equipment. Repair and calibrate all fire and gas systems
• Repair and maintain all electronic control systems
• Implement and follow through planned maintenance routines and schedules for all instrumentation. Ensure that all applicable equipment adheres to intrinsically safe codes of practice
• Carry out Planned Maintenance when due and ensure that all records are kept up to date in accordance with the maintenance procedure
• Other responsibilities and duties as delegated by the supervisor
• Keep up certification applied to the function and medical certificates up to date. Attend Company training as defined
• Perform all emergency duties assigned to their function, in response to the emergency, if applicable. Ensure compliance with BW procedures, applied to the function, including BW Permit to Work System
• Need to be fully familiar and comply with Company Policies, Quality, HSE and all Procedures assigned to his title/position
• Anticipate and notice any unsafe condition and assure that the correction actions are taken according to procedure
• Responsible for your own safety and for the safety of your co-workers
• Totally understand and Manage NR10
• Participate in EX Inspections Routine

Requirements Education

• Technician/Superior Certificate in Instrumentation

Experience

• Offshore Experience requested. Preferable FPSO Experience

Knowledge

• Experienced in computerized inventory control systems
• Familiarity with pumps, compressors, engines, diesel engines, gas turbines, boilers
• Knowledge of electrical power distribution and generation systems, various low and high voltage electrical equipment and motors
• High level of knowledge in Metering Systems
• Skills in maintenance, troubleshooting, commissioning, start-up with power generation and distribution systems and various electrical equipment, including hazardous and authorized areas