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The Principal Commissioning Engineer is responsible for interpreting and solving complex commissioning-related problems, often working independently and regarded as a specialist in the field. Key tasks include reporting to the Commissioning Manager, assisting in the planning and execution of pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up, and performance testing, and supervising the development of commissioning deliverables. The role requires collaboration with project teams, clients, and construction groups, as well as supervision of commissioning personnel and subcontractors. The position involves travel to international construction sites.
Requirements
Requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Engineering with 15-20 years of experience in oil and gas, specifically with a major contractor or consultant. Must have in-depth understanding of commissioning, completions, and training, with basic knowledge of construction and operations & maintenance. Experience in chemical, refinery, or oil & gas processing facilities is required, along with pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start-up experience on at least 3 major EPC projects. Proficiency in English and good computer software skills are essential.
Description
Job Overview:
The Principal Commissioning Engineer interprets internal or external business issues and recommends best practices. They will be tasked with solving complex Commissioning-related problems and will work independently with minimal guidance. The Principal Commissioning Engineer may be responsible for leading functional teams or projects and is regarded as a specialist in Commissioning. As such, they must have in-depth expertise in Commissioning and broad knowledge of the Commissioning discipline within the Engineering function.