Instrumentation Engineer
Anton
Role:About the Company
Not specified.
About the Role
The role involves managing and coordinating instrumentation and control works for wellhead facilities and related systems in oil and gas EPC projects, including installation, integration, testing, commissioning, documentation, and multi‑discipline coordination, while serving as Project Manager / Contractor's Representative in line with client requirements.
Responsibilities
Conduct or coordinate site surveys for instrumentation and control works; verify technical details; review construction drawings and data sheets; and provide construction technical briefings.
Check existing wellhead facilities, instrument locations, junction boxes, cable/conduit routes, and system interfaces.
Install or coordinate the installation of wellhead instrumentation, including tubing/casing pressure transmitters (PITs), pressure gauges (PGs), flowline instruments and valves, and instrument connections associated with WHCP, ESDV, and motor-operated choke valves.
Organize installation and inspection of F&G detectors (toxic gas and flame detectors, and manual alarm points), field alarm devices, instrument cables, SS316L tubing, and fittings.
Support field connections for RTU/PLC, IWCP, KOC wireless networks, and CPE equipment; coordinate interfaces between wellhead data, the existing SCADA network, the control center, and relevant video/monitoring systems.
Support integration of remote monitoring for chemical injection skids with the wellhead control system, and assist in confirming HMI graphics and monitoring functions.
Any modification, configuration, or software work on existing systems shall be carried out in coordination with OEM-certified/approved specialists.
Prepare and verify instrumentation installation, wiring, testing, calibration, loop-check, pre-commissioning, and commissioning records.
Support FAT/SAT and system integration testing, and follow up on defect rectification.
Coordinate with electrical, mechanical, civil, and construction supervisors on cable routes, equipment foundations, piping connections, shutdown windows, and site construction sequences.
Support the Quality Engineer in material inspections, inspection and test records, as-built/red-line drawings, equipment lists, and Work Order completion documentation.
Qualifications
Degree in an engineering discipline.
Required Skills
At least 15 years of experience in oil and gas-related EPC projects, including at least 5 years in a Project Manager role.
Full-time key personnel with the ability to communicate in English.
The Project Manager / Contractor's Representative must be fully dedicated to this project and may not be shared with other Contractor contracts.
Mobilization within 30 days from the Contract Commencement Date.
The Project Manager / Contractor's Representative's CV and mobilization plan must be submitted for Client review within 15 days after Contract signing.
Subject to KOC/Client review and approval.
The Client may require an interview.
Approved personnel may not be replaced without prior approval from the Client's representative.
Preferred Skills
Experience in oilfield surface facilities, wellhead control systems, SCADA/automation systems, or similar EPC project management is preferred.
Familiarity with project contracts, Work Order management, design reviews, procurement and delivery, construction planning, shutdown coordination, system integration, testing and commissioning, and final handover.
Experience in KOC or Middle East oil and gas projects, including H₂S/CO₂ and high-pressure wellhead environments, is preferred.
Ability to conduct meetings and technical/commercial communication in English and prepare progress/risk reports.
Chinese is an advantage.
Pay range and compensation package
Not specified.
Equal Opportunity Statement
Not specified.
