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1.0 JOB TITLE Instrumentation & Control (CI) Engineer 2.0 JOB DESCRIPTION
A control and instrumentation engineer is responsible for designing, developing, installing, managing and/or maintaining equipment which is used to monitor and control engineering systems, machinery and processes. The main objective of the work of control and instrument engineers is to ensure that these systems and processes operate effectively, efficiently and safely. They usually work for the companies who manufacture and supply the equipment or for the companies who use it. Control and instrumentation engineers will develop skills in specific control disciplines such as advanced process control (APC), distributed control systems (DCS), programmable logic controllers (PLC), and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA). The use of these disciplines will depend on the exact nature of individual job roles. Control and instrument engineers need a thorough understanding of the operational processes of an organisation and have a truly multidisciplinary role, working closely with colleagues across a number of functions, including operations, purchasing and design. Ability to tune process control loops employing methods such as process identification, PID loop tuning, Lambda tuning, loop simulation using software such as Program CC or Matlab. Position requires thorough knowledge of instrumentation design and engineering techniques, as well as CAD and graphics skills. Responsible to plan and conduct independent work requiring judgment in the evaluation, selection, application and adaptation of engineering techniques, procedures and criteria. Devise new approaches to problems, and prepare or modify drawings, specifications, calculations, charts and graphs, and monitor work for compliance to applicable codes, accepted engineering practices.
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DELIVERABLES 1. Develop skill in specific control discipline such as advance process control (APC), distributed control system (DCS), Programmable logic controllers (PLC), and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) 2. Instrument design basis 3. General instruments specification 4. Instrumentation for packaged equipment 5. Control system architecture 6. Cable block diagram 7. Control room layout drawing 8. Specification for process control system 9. Specification for emergency shutdown system 10. Specification for compressor control system 11. Specification for machine monitoring system 12. Control system design specification 13. Control system test procedures 14. Cable specification 15. Electrical load list/ power consumption calculation 16. SIL classification study/ report 17. Fire and gas detector layout drawing 18. Instrument index 19. Instrument list 20. Instrument data sheet 21. Control concept/ control narratives 22. I/O lists 23. Logic diagrams 24. Control cabinet layout drawing 25. Junction box drawing 26. Wiring diagrams and cable schedule 27. Interconnection diagrams 28. Loop Diagrams 29. Process Hook Up Drawings 30. Instrument Cut Sheet
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LEVEL 4 (INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL FABRICATOR SUPERVISOR) JOB DESCRIPTION An instrumentation and control fabricator supervisor is designated to lead, motivate and guide the fabrication team. They need to read and supervise the drawing work and prepare the schedule for fabricators.
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JOB FUNCTION (RESPONSIBILITY/DUTY) 5.7.2 (a) Lead, motivate and guide the team with experience 5.7.2 (b) work as directed on appropriately by fabricator superintendent 5.7.2 (c) Through understanding, awareness and implementation of OHS in workplace 5,7,2 (d) Liaise closely with superintend on work scheduled 5.7.2 (e) Communicated work schedules to your team 5.7.2.(f) Manage raw material and stock levels 5.7.2 (g) Manage multiple project to meet strict output deadlines 5.7.2 (h) Working in a hands on capacity as a boilermaker 5.7.2 (i) Dispatch of complete product 5.7.3 (j) Adhere to company standard operating procedure 5.7.3 (k) Comply with safety and security procedures 5.7.3 (l) Perform supervisory function
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LEVEL 5 (INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL FABRICATOR SUPERINTENDENT) JOB DESCRIPTION An instrumentation and control superintendent is designated to lead the fabricators team by coordinate the work task and providing schedule. They also need to collaborate with other discipline superintendents for integration issue.
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LEVEL 6 (INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL TECHNOLOGIST) JOB DESCRIPTION An instrumentation and control technologist is designated to lead and manage E&I capital project. They need to be responsible to interface with suppliers, report to management regarding cost, schedule and quality of the projects. They also need to train and mentor the apprentices.
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JOB FUNCTION (RESPONSIBILITY/DUTY) 5.10.2 (a) Lead and manage Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) capital projects in a changing environment. 5.10.2 (b) Develop and implement creative solutions.
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consultative approach to achieve goals. 5.10.2 (d) Direct the entire project process including concept development, scope development/control and schedule/budget compliance. 5.10.2 (e) Manage engineering/design, procurement and construction efforts for multiple small to intermediate sixe revamp/retrofit/new projects. 5.10.2 (f) Interface with local and offsite suppliers to obtain resources necessary to meet business objectives. 5.10.2 (g) Issue periodic reports to management regarding cost, schedule and quality of projects. 5.10.2 (h) 5.10. 2 (i) Provide guidance and support to engineering and design teams. Training and on-going mentoring for the application user community, maintain data and quality plans. 5.10.2 (j) 5.10.2 (k) 5.10.2 (l) Layout. 5.10.2 (m) 5.10. 2 (n) 5.10.2 (o) 5.10.2 (p) Prepare Bill of Materials for Instrumentation and Control requirements. Prepare Instruments/Equipments data sheet (INTOOL, EXCEL format) Prepare Instruments Schematic Diagram. Prepare Logic Diagram, Program (PLC, DCS, ESD/PESS, SCADA base). 5.10.2 (q) 5.10.2 (r) 5.10.2 (s) 5.10.2 (t) 5.10.2 (u) 5.10.2 (v) Prepare Loop and Hook-Up Diagram. Calibration and testing of various type instruments. Adhere to company standard operating procedure. Comply with safety and security procedures. Perform managerial duties. Support Fabrication, Installation, Maintenance and Commisioning. In charge in Instrumentation and Control Scheme. Prepare Control Block Diagram (PLC, DCS, ESD/PESS, SCADA base) Prepare of Instrument Panel Design, Plant/Skid Conduit/ Cable Tray
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LEVEL 7 (INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL SPECIALIST) JOB DESCRIPTION An instrumentation and control specialist is designated to lead in designing the technical solutions in accordance to client specifications. They need to allocate design and drafting work check their drawing packages. Visit site to check construction and to validate the specifications. They need to work with lead technologist in identifying potential incremental business development.
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contribute to current knowledge and transfer of technology through undertaking of internal training. 5.12.2 (g) Present articles/papers on current technology for internal purposes, professional/technical journals and speak at accredited conferences. 5.12.2 (h) Adhere to company standard operating procedure. 5.12.2 (i) Comply with safety and security procedures. 5.12.2 (j) Provide consultation service on instrument and control. 5.12.2 (k) Resources person to other division/business units, mentor and identify potential talents in own skill area or skill group. 5.12.2 (l) Conduct research on instrumentation and control facilities.
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http://www.eichleay.com/careers/jobs/Concord/Engineer_Instrumention.pdf http://www.algerie360.com/emploi/production-securite-industrie/offre-demploi-instrumentcontrol-engineer-specialist-%E2%80%93-waha-project-feed/
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http://www.synergy-eng.com/instrumentation.html
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