Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer / Inspector
Bureau Veritas
Role:Job Summary
The Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer / Inspector is responsible for conducting independent verification, inspection, and technical integrity assessments of offshore facilities and Safety Critical Elements (SCEs). The role involves verifying the condition, functionality, and compliance of electrical, instrumentation, fire and gas systems, emergency shutdown systems, and other safety-critical equipment to ensure safe and reliable offshore operations.
Key Responsibilities
Inspection & Verification
Conduct annual surveys and verification of offshore topside facilities.
Perform physical inspections and condition assessments of offshore installations and Safety Critical Elements (SCEs).
Select and prioritize equipment independently for inspection and verification activities.
Verify compliance with applicable industry standards, company procedures, and regulatory requirements.
Review maintenance records, inspection reports, and equipment history documentation.
Safety Critical Element Verification
Verify the functionality and integrity of:
Blowdown Valves (BDVs)
Emergency Shutdown Valves (ESDVs)
Deluge Valves
Instrumentation-related valves
Surface Safety Isolation Valves (SSIV)
Subsurface Safety Valves (SSBV)
High Integrity Pressure Protection Systems (HIPPS)
Assess and verify:
Fire and Gas Detection Systems
Toxic Gas Detection Systems
Oxygen Depletion Monitoring Systems
Emergency Isolation Systems
Emergency Depressurization Systems
Reservoir Isolation and Containment Systems
Drilling Well Control Systems
Drainage and Containment Systems
Electrical & Instrumentation Systems
Verify operational readiness and integrity of:
Electrical distribution systems
Motor control centers (MCCs)
Emergency generators
UPS and maintained power supply systems
Instrumentation and control systems
Alarm systems
Public Address (PA) systems
Emergency lighting systems
Offshore Safety & Emergency Systems
Verify:
Egress and access routes
Means of escape and evacuation routes
Life boats and life rafts
Rescue and recovery facilities
Offshore cranes and lifting equipment
Emergency response facilities and associated safety systems
Technical Integrity Verification
Conduct Independent Verification Body (IVB) inspections of Safety Critical Elements (SCEs).
Evaluate asset integrity and maintenance effectiveness.
Identify deficiencies, potential failures, or non-compliance issues.
Raise observations, Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs), and recommendations for corrective actions.
Prepare detailed technical reports and verification findings.
Documentation & Reporting
Review maintenance and inspection documentation.
Prepare verification reports, inspection records, and technical assessments.
Maintain accurate records within CMMS/PAM systems.
Provide recommendations for improving asset reliability, safety, and compliance.
Education & Qualification
Diploma, Bachelor's Degree (B.E./B.Tech), Master's Degree (M.E./M.Tech)
Valid offshore certifications such as BOSIET, H2S, HUET, and Offshore Medical Fitness Certificate are preferred.
Minimum 18+ years of experience in Offshore Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Refinery, or Process Industries.
Professional certifications in Asset Integrity Management, Inspection, Functional Safety, CMMS, or Reliability Engineering will be an added advantage.
Strong knowledge of international standards and codes applicable to offshore Oil & Gas facilities, including IEC, API, NFPA, ISO, and ATEX requirements.
