Commissioning Engineer (Instrument & Control)

Airswift; Doha; On-site; QAR 350,000 - 580,000; Full time

Job summary

Airswift is seeking a Commissioning Engineer (Instrumentation & Control) for a major offshore oil & gas redevelopment project. The role is long-term with a 36-month duration and a 29/27 day rotation cycle, offshore location, 12 hours per day.

Requirements include a B.E./B.Sc. in Instrumentation Engineering and at least 15 years of commissioning experience in brownfield projects offshore, with strong English communications. Onshore-based coordination for offshore dossiers is required.

Qualifications

• B.E./B.Sc. in Instrumentation Engineering required.
• Minimum 15 years commissioning experience in brownfield offshore oil & gas projects.
• Must have strong English communication and ability to work in multi-cultural environments.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate commissioning dossiers for offshore operations and ensure safety and engineering standards.

Skills

Instrumentation engineering

Commissioning

Offshore

English communication

Education

B.E./B.Sc. in Instrumentation Engineering

Job description

Airswift are a Global Manpower Provider specialising in the Energy, Infrastructure & IT sectors. Present in more than 70 countries around the world, our reach and capabilities in the markets we service is unparalleled in the industry.

We are working with a Major Oil & Gas operator to source for Commissioning Engineer (Instrument & Control) to work for Multi-Billion Offshore Redevelopment Project consist of Greenfield & Brownfield scope).

This is a long-term contract role working offshore with rotation cycle of 29 days ON / 27 days OFF. Please see details below:

Title: Commissioning Engineer (Instrument & Control)

Start Date: Negotiable (typically within 1 month notice)

Duration: 36 months (potential for extension)

Location: Offshore

Rotation Cycle: 29 days ON / 27 days OFF - 12 hours per day

Qualification B.E. / B.Sc. Degree in Instrumentation Engineering

Experience: Minimum 15 years Commissioning experience gained in brownfield modifications to oil and gas or similar facilities which must include offshore. Majority of the above experience should be working within a multi-cultural environment. A good command of written and spoken English

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

The Commissioning Engineer (onshore based) shall coordinate and produce commissioning dossiers for use offshore by the operations commissioning team and shall be accountable for technical standards and the application of internationally acceptable engineering practices to ensure the plant/equipment is commissioned in an effect and safe manner.