TERMS

The project is set to commence in JANUARY 2025 and is anticipated to last for a minimum of 10 months, with the potential for extension.
Please be advised that we can only consider applications from local candidates/EU citizens, and unfortunately, we are unable to provide visa sponsorship.
Opportunities are available for both fixed-term employment and freelance contracts, catering to the preferences of the successful candidate.
The role demands a commitment of 56 hours per week and 6 day per week, reflecting the intensive nature of the project and its critical timelines.

RESPONSIBILITES

Evaluate and provide feedback on instrumentation construction issues that could adversely affect construction, pre-commissioning, or commissioning phases.
Analyze and critique project specifications and requirements to ensure alignment with design objectives.
Contribute to the design of instrumentation scope as needed and address instrumentation constructability issues.
Monitor instrumentation Carry Over Work from vendors to site, ensuring compliance with project standards.
Inspect site instrumentation work, including installation, testing, and commissioning, ensuring adherence to all relevant codes, specifications, and safety requirements.
Assess the volume and quality of work performed by instrumentation subcontractors, supporting issue resolution and providing recommendations on changes and challenges.
Maintain accurate as-built E&I documentation and assist in the management of instrumentation materials logistics.
Verify instrumentation installation/equipment for compliance with preservation standards prior to commissioning.
Engage in system completion activities, including pre-power up checks, testing, and commissioning.
Participate in instrumentation Mechanical Completion inspections and testing, contributing to system integrity and functionality.
Assist in the management of instrumentation contracts, ensuring adherence to safety protocols and contractual obligations.
Review construction progress and liaise with subcontractors to propose corrective actions if necessary.

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering, or a related field.
Minimum of 5 years' experience in E&I construction, focusing on large industrial or chemical plants.
Proven experience in instrumentation installation, testing, and commissioning activities.
Familiarity with industry standards and best practices in instrumentation engineering.
Strong leadership skills with the ability to effectively supervise subcontractors and coordinate activities.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
Strong knowledge of applicable codes, standards, and regulations in the instrumentation sector.

Jan Philipp Project Manager