Control & Instrumentation Engineer

As a Field Instrument Engineer, your role will involve the following key responsibilities: - Field Instrument Selection / Sizing / Evaluation and vendor drawing review in compliance with international codes & standards applicable to industries such as Oil & Gas, Fertilizers, environmental, and LNG. - Control system engineering encompassing IO database, logic diagram, control narrative, and review of system vendor drawings, technical specifications, material requisition, and technical evaluation. - Requisition or specification, datasheets, offer evaluation, vendor drawing review, sizing calculations of control valves, flow elements, and thermos well. - Interface with packages and other department-related systems, including package instrumentation interface and review. - Familiarity with control systems like DCS, SIS, FGS, sub-control systems like PLC, and special instruments such as Analyzers, GC, MMS, etc. - Conversant with network instruments over FF, Modbus, HART, hazardous area classification, and OISD norms. - Design of control room layout, analyzer shelter, pre-fabricated control rooms, and instrument installation engineering. - Knowledge of the latest technologies in field instrumentation and control systems, foundation fieldbus design, and HART design. - Understanding interfaces with other engineering disciplines for project work and hands-on experience in SPI, Instrucalc, MS Visio, and SPR. Your key responsibilities will also include: - Developing an understanding of client requirements and leading a group of engineers and designers to produce high-quality deliverables as per project schedule. - Guiding the engineering team in developing project-specific deliverables in line with project execution philosophy, FEED, pre-bid engineering, and detail engineering. - Providing coordination, guidance, mentoring, and supervision for design and engineering activities. - Assisting the department lead in general departmental activities such as quality management system, objectives, and utilization. - Supporting man-hour estimation, monitoring month-wise man-hours, and preparing quantity monitoring reports for assigned projects. - Interacting with vendors, clients, and subcontractors, and having knowledge of relevant codes such as IEC, NEC, Local Indian Codes, IEEE. - Proficiency in software skills such as Instrucalc, MS Visio, and Navisworks. As a Field Instrument Engineer, your role will involve the following key responsibilities: - Field Instrument Selection / Sizing / Evaluation and vendor drawing review in compliance with international codes & standards applicable to industries such as Oil & Gas, Fertilizers, environmental, and LNG. - Control system engineering encompassing IO database, logic diagram, control narrative, and review of system vendor drawings, technical specifications, material requisition, and technical evaluation. - Requisition or specification, datasheets, offer evaluation, vendor drawing review, sizing calculations of control valves, flow elements, and thermos well. - Interface with packages and other department-related systems, including package instrumentation interface and review. - Familiarity with control systems like DCS, SIS, FGS, sub-control systems like PLC, and special instruments such as Analyzers, GC, MMS, etc. - Conversant with network instruments over FF, Modbus, HART, hazardous area classification, and OISD norms. - Design of control room layout, analyzer shelter, pre-fabricated control rooms, and instrument installation engineering. - Knowledge of the latest technologies in field instrumentation and control systems, foundation fieldbus design, and HART design. - Understanding interfaces with other engineering disciplines for project work and hands-on experience in SPI, Instrucalc, MS Visio, and SPR. Your key responsibilities will also include: - Developing an understanding of client requirements and leading a group of engineers and designers to produce high-quality deliverables as per project schedule. - Guiding the engineering team in developing project-specific deliverables in line with project execution philosophy, FEED, pre-bid engineering, and detail engineering. - Providing coordination, guidance, mentoring, and supervision for design and engineering activities. - Assisting the department lead in general departmental activities such as quality management system, objectives, and utilization. - Supporting man-hour estimation, monitoring month-wise man-hours, and preparing quantity monitoring reports for assigned projects. - Interacting with vendors, clients, and subcontractors, and having knowledge of relevant codes such as IEC, NEC, Local Indian Codes, IEEE. - Proficiency in software skills such as Instrucalc, MS Visio, and Navisworks.