Instrumentation Engineer
POSITION SUMMARY
The Instrumentation Engineer is responsible for supporting the Instrument technical deliverables for projects. Emphasis is placed on preparing the technical deliverables to support project needs as required by schedule and within budgets.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
Please note: The job descriptions may not be inclusive of all assigned duties, responsibilities, etc. of the job; duties and responsibilities include, but not limited to –
- Ensure technical compliance with all codes, laws and regulations associated with deliverables on projects.
- Works withing established schedules, budgets and scope documents to meet project requirements compatible with Customer’s and Company’s objectives with the assistance of Lead Instrument Engineers on projects and the Discipline Supervisor.
- Preparation of discipline design drawings, documents and specifications required for a project.
- Support of the procurement and vendor documentation review cycle
- Understands work sequence, general content, and methods used to generate all required project discipline documents.
- Conforms to core values and assists others to adhere to them.
- Prepares quality and complete of engineering deliverables.
- Understanding of applicable codes and regulatory requirements.
- Developed and continues to develop an understanding of design engineering and drawing production programs and software.
Instrumentation Engineer IV
- Develop Instrument Index
- Develop Input / Output List for Control System
Instrumentation Engineer III
- Input initial data into Instrument Datasheet templates
- Develop Instrument Location Plans
Instrumentation Engineer II
- Instrument datasheet development
- Develop instrument installation Details
- Develop Cause & Effect Matrix
- Develop Junction Box Wiring Drawings
Instrumentation Engineer I
- Instrument sizing and selection
- Develop Control Philosophy Document
- Develop Instrument installation details
- Develop PLC panel wiring Drawings
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS PER JOB LEVEL
- Instrumentation Engineer IV – Bachelor’s Degree/Continuing Education;
- Instrumentation Engineer III – Bachelor’s Degree/Continuing Education; two (2) years experience
- Instrumentation Engineer II – Bachelor’s Degree/Continuing Education; four (4) years experience
- Instrumentation Engineer I - Bachelor’s Degree/Continuing Education; six (6) years experience