FAQs
What is the primary role of the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer?
The primary role of the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer is to apply their knowledge of instrumentation and controls to solve straightforward problems, analyze solutions using standard procedures, and build knowledge of the company's processes and customers.
What types of tasks will the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer be responsible for?
The Instrumentation & Controls Engineer will be responsible for performing FEED, studies, and detailed design engineering, preparing design calculations and analyses, developing key project deliverables, participating in project reviews, and providing technical support to construction personnel.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The essential qualifications for this position include a Bachelor of Science in Electrical, Chemical, or Mechanical Engineering, 3-8 years of I&C engineering experience, and working knowledge of relevant standards, codes, and guidelines such as ISA, NEC, NFPA, IEEE, ANSI, and API.
Where does the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer report to?
The Instrumentation & Controls Engineer reports to the Project Lead Engineer and the Functional Supervising Engineer or Engineering Manager.
What software proficiency is required for the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer role?
Proficiency in Smart Plant Instrumentation (SPI), InstruCalc, and the MS Office Suite, including Excel and Word, is required for this role.
Will there be opportunities for collaboration in this position?
Yes, the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer will liaise with various design/drafting disciplines, engineering disciplines, the fabrication group, and document control, allowing for significant collaboration.
Is experience in instrumentation and controls engineering essential?
Yes, 3-8 years of instrumentation and controls engineering experience is essential for this role.
Are interns or trainees supervised by the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer?
Yes, the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer will supervise Trainee Engineers.
Does the job involve site support?
Yes, the job involves providing technical support to construction personnel for instrumentation and controls engineering-related inquiries as needed.
Is knowledge of industry standards important for this role?
Yes, having a working knowledge of the content and application of industry standards and codes is important for the Instrumentation & Controls Engineer role.