Instrumentation & Control Design Engineer

Responsibilities

• Do the system requirement engineering.

• Do the instrumentation & control component’s selection and integration.

• Do the design calculations for control devices and instruments.

• Ensure the functional safety of Safety Instrumented Systems, & Safety Related Systems.

• Prepare the DVP&R (Design Verification Plan and Report).

• Do the HAZOP & LOPA.

• Perform the DFMA for Safety Instrumented Systems, & Safety Related Systems.

• Interact with shop floor technicians/ manufacturing team to support the production build.

• Interact with clients and solve the technical design issues.

• Write the Test Request for product validation.

• Work with technicians/vendors to complete the product validation.

Requirements

• Previous experience with HAZOP & LOPA.

• Self starter, positive, with a strong ability to work cross functionally in a matrix organization with limited supervision.

• Thorough understanding of all applicable NA Electrical, & Safety standards.

• Experience with the following standards UL508, UL508A, NFPA79, NFPA 70, CSA equivalent, NEC, CEC, OSHA, and other standards for North America.

• Experience with electrical design international standards IEC and IEEE.

• Thorough background in PFD, P&ID, Electrical drawings, & LV considerations.

• Good command of WSCAD, SEE Electrical, ePlan, AutoCad Electrical, Conval.

• Working understanding of Siemens PLC’s, analog/digital inputs, etc.

• Experience with projects for Hazard Location specially in North America.

• Proactive person who takes ownership over the assigned duties.

• Experience in international engineering teams.

• Previous experience with DFMA.

• Previous experience developing and driving internal WF processes cross disciplines.

• Ability to work in design, & selection environments, as well as manufacturing & commissioning.

• Must be able to deal with complex and sometimes contradicting requirements. Can handle ambiguity by decoupling major goals into achievable work packages.

• Ability to travel as needed.

• Practical experience handling I&C design, selection, installation, commissioning.

• Previous EPC, Oil & Gas experience is considered an asset.

• Project Management.

• Technical Documentation.

• Manages Complexity.