Senior Safety & Automation Systems Engineer

SPERTON - Where Great People Meet; Stavanger, Sandnes; On-site; NOK 900,000 - 1,100,000; Full time

Job summary

Sperton Norway is seeking an experienced Senior SAS Engineer to join an offshore EPCI modification or maintenance project on a long-term contract. You will oversee the quality, delivery, and integration of Safety and Automation Systems, including fire & gas detection and ESD/PSD shutdowns, spanning field devices and control interfaces.

Responsibilities include system design, vendor coordination, and ensuring engineering data progresses with site interfaces.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of engineering experience in SAS and safety systems.
• Ability to specify, dimension and integrate process control and monitoring systems.
• Experience with fire and gas detection, ESD and PSD.
• Ability to manage procurement within a discipline or multi-discipline package.
• Experience with offshore project environments and vendor coordination.

Responsibilities

• Participate as SAS engineer in EPCI modification and/or maintenance contracts.
• Design and integrate SAS systems for process, utility and electrical packages.
• Lead fire and gas safety reviews and interface with other disciplines.
• Follow up vendors and test activities including FAT and documentation.
• Ensure progress reporting and change management within the discipline.
• Support installation and commissioning of SAS equipment offshore.
• Maintain quality, HSSE and documentation within projects.

Skills

SAS engineering

Process control

Safety systems design

Vendor coordination

IEC 61508/61511

Job description

Sperton Norway is seeking an experienced Senior SAS Engineer to join an offshore EPCI modification or maintenance project on a long-term contract. You will oversee the quality, delivery, and integration of Safety and Automation Systems, including fire & gas detection and ESD/PSD shutdowns, spanning field devices and control interfaces.

Responsibilities include system design, vendor coordination, and ensuring engineering data progresses with site interfaces.