Arctic Field Startup Engineer

NANA Regional Corporation; Alaska; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Referral program (NANA Worley)

Job summary

NANA Worley seeks a Rotational Start-up Engineer to provide field support from pre-IFA through construction and post-construction. The role is based on North Slope Alaska with a 12-hour shift and a 2-week rotation, reporting to the Facility Engineer Supervisor in Anchorage.

Responsibilities include walk downs, commissioning start-up traceability, RFIs, procurement assistance, MOC management, and safety- and documentation-forward turnover processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering
• Two years of Oil & Gas experience or five years in the industry may be considered
• Experience in North Slope Alaska is preferred
• Ability to read basic P&ID and perform walk downs
• Independent work capability with minimal supervision

Responsibilities

• Walk down P&IDs to ensure accuracy or resolve discrepancies
• Project walk downs and sign-off for mechanical completions
• Complete commissioning, startup, and Operations turnover forms
• Provide engineering technical support and constructability feedback to Operations
• Track and manage RFIs to communicate design changes to Operations
• Assist with procurement to identify vendor support and spares
• Create and manage MOCs for all operation phases and assign tasks
• Audit PHAs and PPRs to address issues before startup
• Evaluate field changes for PHA impact
• Develop commissioning and startup plans and Preventative Maintenance
• Ensure documentation flow before turnover
• Track punch lists to completion per Operations standards
• Coordinate with Automation for FCO schedules
• Verify operator set-points with Operators and Automation Engineers
• Other project close-out duties as needed

Skills

Engineering basics

P&ID reading

Walk downs

Field coordination

Documentation

Education

Engineering degree

Tools

SAP

KMS

AutoCAD

Job description

NANA Worley seeks a Rotational Start-up Engineer to provide field support from pre-IFA through construction and post-construction. The role is based on North Slope Alaska with a 12-hour shift and a 2-week rotation, reporting to the Facility Engineer Supervisor in Anchorage.

Responsibilities include walk downs, commissioning start-up traceability, RFIs, procurement assistance, MOC management, and safety- and documentation-forward turnover processes.