Arctic Field Engineer: Controls & Automation Rotational

Worley; Prudhoe Bay (AK); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Room and meals provided

Job summary

Worley is seeking a F&G Field Designer/Field Engineer to support planning and technical aspects of projects on the North Slope. You will review drawings, provide solutions to project challenges, and coordinate with construction sites, clients, and management.

Role includes collaboration with staff to ensure best processes, troubleshooting fire and gas alarm systems, and contributing to safe start-up and commissioning. Work involves a remote Arctic environment with a rotational schedule.

Qualifications

• Minimum five (5) years' experience in heavy industrial construction as Instrumentation and Electrical Engineer/Designer.
• Worley can provide NSTC certification training if needed.
• BS Degree in Engineering or Construction Management preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support planning and technical issues for area coordinators.
• Review proposals to determine time frame, budgets, and resources for commissioning phases.
• Develop start-up/commissioning safety plans and procedures and ensure adherence to guidelines.
• Provide technical advice and resolve problems with project personnel.
• Attend and/or coordinate design, construction, start-up, and commissioning meetings.
• Walkdown design issues in the field and collaborate with craft to resolve.

Skills

Instrumentation

Electrical

Field design

Team coordination

Education

High school diploma or GED

BS Degree in Engineering

NSTC certification training

Job description

Worley is seeking a F&G Field Designer/Field Engineer to support planning and technical aspects of projects on the North Slope. You will review drawings, provide solutions to project challenges, and coordinate with construction sites, clients, and management.

Role includes collaboration with staff to ensure best processes, troubleshooting fire and gas alarm systems, and contributing to safe start-up and commissioning. Work involves a remote Arctic environment with a rotational schedule.