Instrument & Commissioning Engineer

Instrument & Commissioning Engineer The Instrument & Commissioning Engineer assists with the preparation, execution and management of the project commissioning activities associated with their discipline and for any discipline interface requirements. The main roles and responsibilities of CSU Discipline Leads are: Create the weekly discipline work plan Input to the 30- and 60-day commissioning look-ahead plan Provide discipline progress reports against planned activities. Highlight any concerns about planned commissioning activities/plans Develop commissioning systems breakdown and Limits of Safe Handover (LOSH) drawings. Review vendor documentation and procedures Review handover documentation/procedures from construction handover to commissioning. Ensure discipline team resources competency to safely and efficiently pre-commission and commission equipment and systems. Input to manpower plans necessary to effectively execute the planned scope. Assist in developing commissioning plans and schedules from the agreed logic and integrate this into the overall schedule. Lead a team of disciplined commissioning technicians so equipment and systems can be safely handed over. Create equipment and materials requirements for the planned commissioning activities: place materials requests, PO numbers and ROS dates. Liaise with vendor support personnel and operations support personnel where required. Ensure all preservation requirements are implemented and regularly maintained. Ensures all interface requirements (internal and external) are, from a commissioning perspective, clearly identified. Experience Requirements: The Instrument & Commissioning Engineer shall have an engineering discipline or operations discipline background and have a minimum of 15 years of field commissioning experience in major projects.