The Instrument Engineer is responsible for the specification, installation, testing, and commissioning of instrumentation and control systems to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient plant operation. The role involves close coordination with clients, vendors, construction teams, and other engineering disciplines.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare and review instrumentation engineering documents including:
Instrument Index
Datasheets
Loop Diagrams
Hook-up Drawings
Cable Schedules
I/O Lists
Select, size, and specify field instruments such as pressure, temperature, flow, and level instruments.
Coordinate with process, electrical, mechanical, and civil disciplines to ensure integrated design.
Review vendor drawings, technical proposals, and material submittals.
Provide technical support during procurement, installation, and construction phases.
Supervise and inspect instrumentation installation works at site.
Conduct FAT, SAT, loop checking, pre-commissioning, and commissioning activities.
Ensure compliance with project specifications, applicable codes, standards, and safety requirements.
Assist in troubleshooting and resolving instrumentation-related issues during construction and operation.
Prepare progress reports and support project schedules and milestones.
Requirements / Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in Instrumentation Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related discipline.
Minimum 3 years of experience in instrumentation engineering, preferably in EPC or industrial projects.
Familiar with international codes and standards (IEC, ISA, API, ISO).
Knowledge of control systems such as DCS, PLC, and SCADA is an advantage.
Able to read and interpret P&IDs, control logic, and technical drawings.
Strong coordination, communication, and problem-solving skills.
Willing to travel or be stationed at project sites when required.
Preferred Skills
Experience in oil & gas, petrochemical, or power plant projects.
Hands-on commissioning experience.
Familiar with project documentation and quality control procedures.