Workface Planner, Electrical and Instrumentation

Job Summary

The Workface Planner (EI) will be responsible for developing IWPs as per project specific AWP Procedure, also to support home office construction activities, such constructability reviews, ensuring safety in design, providing constructions input to engineering and procurement teams that improves Total Installed Cost (TIC) on the projects, inputs to maximizing modularization and preassemblies. Advise engineering of latest construction technology, local practices/preferences to save cost, time to project and provide easy to build and economical design solutions.

Major Responsibilities

• The EI Workface Planner is responsible for developing IWPs in addition to being accountable for developing the detailed IWP release plan (90-Day schedule) with the Responsible superintendent, Responsible Field Engineer and Construction Manager.
• The EI Workface Planner will review general installation priorities and check to assure the work accomplished meets the project requirements.
• Reviews work scope, checking sequencing, access, resources, equipment needs, pre-work, materials, and support services.
• The Electrical Workface Planner prepares the scope of the IWP in coordination with the Lead Workface Planner field engineer and Superintendent to gain approval for the IWP.
• EI Workface Planner will perform random checking of IWPs assembled by the Assistant Workface planner.
• Understand work packaging philosophy, scope of installation, Work Breakdown Structure and scoping of installation work packages.
• Monitor project schedule and ensure performance and timely delivery of IWPs; coordinate with Project Controls team, planners, other stakeholder of the project and ensure EI IWPs are issued as per the project priorities
• Monitor quality of IWPs ensuring scoping and preparation of IWPs is done right the first time
• Attend progress meetings, maintain effective interface with site management team, clients organization ensuring IWPs, and advance work packaging efforts are effectively delivered on the project.
• Develops detailed EI Installation Work Package (IWPs) as per the project guidelines and procedures, which includes, compiling EI installation drawings, installation details, model snapshots, vendor drawings, inspection test records, or any other documents or Engineering deliverables associated with the EI IWPs.
• Supports development of various other construction engineering deliverables like material take-off of EI bulk material.
• Facilitates the identification and removal of constraints.

Education and Experience Requirements

• Minimum experience of 10 years in large EPC projects, or 15 to 20 years of relevant experience in lieu of a degree.
• A recognized bachelors degree in electrical engineering (or international equivalent).

Required Knowledge and Skills

• Working experience at the jobsites as a Field Engineer, Construction Engineer on large industrial projects is essential.
• Shall have an experience of preparation of Electrical Instrumentation work packages,
• Proficient in reading drawings, interpret design, specifications and industry standards and codes.
• Excellent communications skills
• Proficient MS Office applications
• An experience of international field assignments is highly preferred
• An experience on EPC projects is highly preferred.
• Persons with only scheduling experience should not apply.
• People posted at jobsite but not directly involved in installation/execution should not apply.

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