E&I Engineer

Roles & Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

• Design and develop electrical and instrumentation systems for offshore facilities, including power distribution, lighting, earthing, control panels, DCS / PLC, process instrumentation, and safety systems.
• Prepare, review, and update E&I specifications, drawings, datasheets, and technical documents in line with project requirements and international standards.
• Interface closely with process, mechanical, piping, and construction teams to integrate E&I systems into overall facility design.
• Conduct technical evaluations of vendor packages and support procurement activities for E&I equipment and materials.
• Participate in HAZOPs, risk assessments, and safety reviews, incorporating findings into E&I system design and implementation plans.
• Support field engineering during fabrication, installation, commissioning, and start-up phases, ensuring resolution of E&I technical queries and site problems.
• Contribute to FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing) and SAT (Site Acceptance Testing) for E&I equipment; collaborate on loop, interlock, and functional testing.
• Ensure compliance with industry standards such as IEC, IEEE, API, ATEX, and project / site-specific requirements.
• Prepare and maintain engineering documentation, inspection records, and as-built reports for final project handover.

Qualifications & Experience

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3D Modeling

Factory

Construction

Lighting

Electrical

Fabrication

Procurement

Facility Design

Piping

Power Distribution

AutoCAD

Instrumentation

Power Systems

Teamwork Skills

Acceptance Testing

Commissioning