Arctic Start-Up Field Engineer - Rotational

UNAVAILABLE; Alaska; On-site; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

NANA Worley is seeking a Rotational Start-up Engineer to provide field support on projects from pre-IFA through turnover in North Slope Alaska. The role reports to the Facility Engineer Supervisor in Anchorage and involves 12-hour shifts on a 2-week rotation, with on-site collaboration across Operations, Maintenance, Design, and Construction.

Responsibilities include P&ID walkdowns, signing off mechanical completions, commissioning planning, RFIs tracking, and close collaboration with Operators

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and two years of experience is required; or five years oil/gas experience may be considered.
• North Slope Alaska experience preferred; Arctic/cold weather experience is a plus.
• Read basic P&ID and perform field walk downs; basic engineering knowledge expected.
• Familiar with industry codes, standards and practices relevant to oil & gas.
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision and prioritize tasks.

Responsibilities

• Walk down P&IDs to ensure accuracy or resolve discrepancies.
• Lead project walk downs and sign-off for mechanical completions.
• Prepare forms for commissioning, startup, and turnover to Operations.
• Provide engineering support and constructability feedback to Operations.
• Track RFIs and design changes to inform Operations.
• Assist 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 to assess impact on PHA.
• Develop commissioning, startup, and preventive maintenance plans.
• Ensure documentation flow before turnover.
• Track punch lists and close items per Operations standards.
• Coordinate with Automation for information and FCO scheduling.
• Verify operator set-points with Board Operators and Automation Engineers.

Skills

P&ID walkdowns

Field coordination

Engineering support

Reading P&ID

Arctic environment

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

2+ years Oil & Gas experience

Tools

AutoCAD

SAP

KMS

Microsoft Word

Excel

Outlook

Job description

NANA Worley is seeking a Rotational Start-up Engineer to provide field support on projects from pre-IFA through turnover in North Slope Alaska. The role reports to the Facility Engineer Supervisor in Anchorage and involves 12-hour shifts on a 2-week rotation, with on-site collaboration across Operations, Maintenance, Design, and Construction.

Responsibilities include P&ID walkdowns, signing off mechanical completions, commissioning planning, RFIs tracking, and close collaboration with Operators