Instrumentation Engineer

On-Site Instrument Engineer (As-Built Data Collection)

Instrument Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

• On-Site Data Collection:

  Travel to the project site

  (IOCL-HALDIA)

  to physically collect and verify as-built data for all instrumentation, control, and automation equipment.

• P&ID Updates:

  Collaborate with other engineering disciplines (e.g., Piping, Mechanical, Process) to update Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) with accurate as-built information. This includes revising instrument locations, control loops, and associated wiring.

• Client Communication:

  Engage directly with the client's site personnel to understand their operational requirements and clarify any discrepancies in the existing drawings.

• Technical Discussion:

  Participate in on-site technical discussions and meetings to resolve issues and ensure the final documentation reflects the installed system accurately.

• Reporting:

  Prepare and submit detailed reports on daily progress, challenges, and findings.

• Documentation:

  Organise and manage all collected field data, photos, and notes to support the drawing updates.

Qualifications:

• Educational Background:

  Bachelor's degree in Instrumentation, Electronics, or a related engineering field.

• Experience:

  Minimum 2 years experience in Chemical, petrochemical, Oil & Gas industries site experience or Panel operations

• Experience:

  Proven experience in instrumentation and control systems, with a strong understanding of P&IDs and electrical schematics. Previous experience in a site-based role or as-built data collection is a significant advantage.

• Technical Skills:

• Proficiency in reading and interpreting P&IDs, instrument loop diagrams, and cause & effect charts.
• Familiarity with various types of field instruments, valves, and control systems.

• Soft Skills:

• Communication:

  Verbal and written communication skills in English are required. The ability to communicate fluently in

  Hindi

  or

  Bengali

  is preferred.

• Problem-Solving:

  Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities to handle on-site challenges.