Instrumentation Superintendent

As an Instrumentation Superintendent, you will be responsible for ensuring that all team members adhere to the Group Electrical Safety Guidelines. Your key responsibilities will include:

1. Providing guidance and verification/inspection of the entire Instrument Installation during the Construction phase of the Project.
2. Supervising Contractor Instrument personnel, ensuring they understand Project requirements and monitor Contractor performance, providing feedback where necessary.
3. Providing leadership and motivation to the team members to pursue the implementation of the company Quality Assurance, Environmental and HSSE policies.
4. Participating in meetings with Company, Contractor and/or Subcontractor, such as safety meeting, quality control meeting, and coordination meeting.
5. Resolving technical queries associated with the construction of Instrument work in coordination with appropriate Project Engineers.
6. Supervising all construction activities including test and inspection to be carried out by Instrument Vendor/Subcontractor.
7. Maintaining good communication with all Project Engineers and Supervisors, Client representatives, and Instrument Vendor Subcontractors.
8. Reviewing monthly/weekly report submitted by Instrument Vendor/Subcontractor.
9. Preparing daily report and submit to Overall Responsible Electrical Person/Project Manager.
10. Checking and verifying Instrument Construction Inspection and Test Records (ITRs) are completed.
11. Liaising with the Group Construction Electrical Safety Manager for Electrical Safety concerns/queries/issues.

As an Instrumentation Superintendent, you will be responsible for:

1. Project Instrument Competency
   • Participating when requested in Instrument Technical Interviews during the recruitment process.
2. Project Electrical Integrity Assurance – "Right First Time"
   • Responsible for the Installation of Instrument systems ensuring compliance with Corporate & International Engineering Standards.
   • Ensuring the completion of ITRs and OTPs, and project documentation is verified as built.
   • Liaising with the completions group and participating in final completion check out and approval of Inspection and Test Records (ITRs).
   • Assisting with the completion of Operational Test procedures (OTPs).
   • Completing the Instrument work scope safely and monitoring the installation activities ensuring compliance of system Instrument design, drawings, specifications, relevant codes, International standards and Corporate Engineering Standards are met and inspections are being carried out by the Quality Control (QC) department.
   • Providing advice to completions group where any system deficiencies exist.
   • Providing installation solutions and checking completed corrective actions to close out non-compliance issues that may arise.
   • Assisting in maintaining punch list and assisting in the verification of items completed.
   • Assisting in obtaining work scope descriptions of Instrument punch list items being transferred as carry over work.
   • Assisting the construction site planner with a daily progress report.
3. Project Safety Audit
   • Performing Safety Audits during construction activities.
   • Providing leadership and guidance to Instrument personnel during the project construction phase.

To be successful in this role, you will need:

1. Instrument Technician having completed Apprenticeship to at least ONC / HNC, or NVQ Level 3 or recognized equivalent in Instrument Installation & Maintenance Engineering.
2. Minimum 15 years' Oil & Gas experience in Instrument Engineering and/or Construction and/or Project management, with 5 years of petrochemical experience with emphasis on FPSO/FSO production installations.
3. Previous experience in a similar role is required.
4. Excellent written and spoken English. Other relevant languages are also desirable.
5. 5 years proven supervisory experience.
6. Excellent practical knowledge of Permit to Work.
7. Mandatory CompEx Hazardous Areas IEC60079-14 & 17 training must be completed and a valid certificate.