Instrument and Control Engineer

We have a requirement for Instrument and Control Engineer to support Oil & Gas Operator based in Aberdeen for 12 months contract. This is an onshore role supporting offshore North Sea platform with offshore visits required.  Hybrid work arrangements. Agency Worker / PAYE contract.

ROLE

Position will provide first line maintenance and engineering discipline support to the assets and will be direct report to the Maintenance & Integrity Manager.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Respond as appropriate to resolve discipline related queries following the EQ process.
Complying with the MOC/ SMOC process.
Utilise SAP to coordinate Service Requests, Work Orders and associated maintenance.
Produce SOR’s for SORTER project scopes and handover to modifications group.
Ensuring Corrective WO’s are captured in SAP and progressed as required, including deferrals and change requests.
Coordinate equipment repairs for relevant discipline area including process of dispersals, vendor liaison and associated logistics.
Support IVB Platform inspections and actions arising.
Support HSE inspections and questions.
Support equipment root cause failure analysis and actions arising.
Conduct risk assessments for Safety Critical backlog PMR’s and Corrective Work orders where applicable.
Generate and develop Equipment Bill of Materials in discipline area.
Coordinate and provide input to yearly vendor maintenance plans and vendor work pack process.
Provide input to the asset Maintenance Planning process as required.
Liaise closely with key vendors and contractors to ensure satisfactory level of service is continuously achieved.
Attend maintenance meetings to provide progress update of maintenance assigned activities.
REQUIREMENTS

Engineering Degree preferable or equivalent related experience and competency
Good knowledge of on/offshore oil and gas related process, systems and equipment
5 years working in or in support of an on/offshore operation
Experience of using SAP (or equivalent) computerised maintenance management system