Offshore Electrical & Instrumentation Commissioning Engineer

SPERTON Norway - Where Great People Meet; Stavanger; On-site; NOK 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Sperton Norway is seeking an experienced Commissioning Engineer for a long-term Stavanger-based project. You will define system boundaries, write procedures, prepare handover dossiers, and support FAT activities with offshore teams and vendors.

Requires commissioning experience in electrical/instrumentation, offshore background, SAS/MIPS knowledge, and offshore certification. Collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams is essential for safe, structured system handover.

Qualifications

• Experience in commissioning of electrical and instrumentation systems.
• Offshore project/operations background preferred.
• Knowledge of SAS (Safety and Automation Systems).
• Experience with commissioning documentation, job cards, and system handover.
• Valid offshore certification.

Responsibilities

• Define commissioning scope and boundaries; prepare boundary drawings.
• Develop and write commissioning procedures.
• Prepare job cards and handover dossiers.
• Support FAT activities at vendor locations and on offshore sites.
• Coordinate with engineering, vendors, and offshore teams for smooth handover.

Skills

Commissioning experience

Electrical systems

Instrumentation

Offshore experience

SAS (Safety and Automation Systems)

MIPS

FAT procedures

Offshore certification

Education

Bachelor’s degree or skilled trades certificate

Tools

PCS (Process Control System)

MIPS

FAT procedures

Job description

Sperton Norway is seeking an experienced Commissioning Engineer for a long-term Stavanger-based project. You will define system boundaries, write procedures, prepare handover dossiers, and support FAT activities with offshore teams and vendors.

Requires commissioning experience in electrical/instrumentation, offshore background, SAS/MIPS knowledge, and offshore certification. Collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams is essential for safe, structured system handover.