Instrumentation Engineer

Familiar with and knowledgeable in Permit to Work (PTW) systems applicable to Oil & Gas operations. Responsible for overseeing and executing all field instrumentation activities (Fire Alarm, Gas Detection, and Fire Suppression Systems and Load shifting), including installation, testing, pre-commissioning, and commissioning during the construction phase. Verify that all activities are carried out in compliance with IFC drawings, approved method statements, and Inspection Test Plans (ITPs). Supervise instrumentation works such as cable pulling, cable termination, tubing installation, junction box installation, and panel wiring activities. Coordinate and assign daily work activities to subcontractors and submit daily progress reports to the Engineer. Ensure the safe installation, testing, and commissioning of instrumentation and control systems, including field devices, control panels, junction boxes, and cabling, in accordance with approved drawings and project specifications. Ensure proper segregation and routing of signal, control, and power cables during installation. Witness and support functional testing, loop checking, and pre-commissioning activities in coordination with QA/QC and commissioning teams. Assist in the preparation, tracking, and closure of punch list items arising from inspections, pre-commissioning, and commissioning activities. Maintain red-line mark-up drawings and support the design team during as-built documentation, loop folders, and handover dossiers. Coordinate closely with electrical, mechanical, and process disciplines to ensure smooth execution of multidisciplinary activities. Work in collaboration with the commissioning team to plan and execute system energization and loop testing activities. Ability to Supervise the load shifting of DCS, ESD. Liaise with client representatives to facilitate inspections, obtain approvals, and provide progress updates.