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This role involves installing and commissioning field instrumentation, performing calibration of various instruments, and configuring, troubleshooting, and maintaining DCS systems. The Instrumentation and Control Engineer will read and interpret technical drawings, perform loop checking, diagnose system faults, and coordinate with other engineering teams. Responsibilities also include preparing technical reports and ensuring compliance with HSE requirements.
Ideal candidates will possess a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (Control) or Mechatronics Engineering, with 3-7 years of relevant experience. Hands-on experience with DCS systems, calibration equipment, and field instrument installation/commissioning is required. Knowledge of PLC and industrial communication protocols is a plus. The ability to travel to project sites and a good command of English are also necessary.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (Control) or Mechatronics Engineering.3–7 years of experience in instrumentation and control.Hands-on experience with DCS Systems.Experience in calibration using standard calibration equipment.Experience in installation and commissioning of field instruments.Good understanding of PLC and industrial communication protocols is an advantage.Ability to travel to project sites when required.Good command of English.Strong troubleshooting and communication skills.Preferred ExperienceOil & Gas Industry.
Description
Install and commission field instrumentation.Perform calibration of pressure, temperature, flow, and level instruments.Configure, troubleshoot, and maintain DCS systems.Read and interpret P&IDs, loop drawings, and wiring diagrams.Perform loop checking and functional testing.Diagnose instrumentation and control system faults.Coordinate with mechanical and electrical teams during project execution.Prepare technical reports and documentation.Ensure compliance with HSE requirements and company standards.