An instrumentation engineer is responsible for designing, developing, installing, maintaining, and managing instruments and control systems used in various industries, such as Oil & Gas. They play a crucial role in ensuring the accurate and reliable measurement and control of processes and equipment.

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Quality Engineer

Location: ROBINSON 77

Expertise: Institutional Healthcare

Experience: 1 years

Our client is a well established medical devices company with a strong product portfolio. Work with cross-functional teams to ensure implementation and/or maintenance of QMS that are appropriate for Medical Devices / Life Sciences Manufacturing / Medical Devices Distribution and Services, complies with Commercial/Distribution Quality System such as GDPMD and may also include, but not limited to FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 9001, ISO13485 and other applicable regulatory and statutory requirements. Support external audit by certification body and/or regulatory inspections by regulatory agencies e.g. US FDA. Coordinate, plan and perform internal audits of processes, facilities and documentation to assure compliance with internal procedures, FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and GDPMD regulations and requirements. Establish, maintain and update relevant QMS documentation. Support in the preparation of generation of metrics and reports to support Quality Management Review. Maintain calibration records for all manufacturing tools and equipment. LMS administrative role for local procedure and practice. Interface with production, process, and test engineering to ensure that products are consistently produced and controlled as per ISO / Part 820 requirements Provide QA support in the design, development, sustaining and production of life science / medical device products, facilitating the application of change controls, inspection and testing, risk management activities and quality plan for new product introductions / existing products are in order to sustain product competitiveness while maintaining compliance to domestic and international regulations and standards. Conduct customer feedback/complaints and trend review, and drive appropriate continual improvement implementationWhat you should do nowApply to this job ad or send your CV across to me at e.ng@brunel.net for a confidential discussion.(Brunel International South East Asia Pte Ltd, Registration Number: 199603098R | Company License Number : 16S8067 | Eve Ng EAP Registration Number R2198025.)

Senior / Principal E&I Engineer

Location: ROBINSON 77

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 4 years

Our client is a fast growing pharmaceutical companyResponsibilities Develop E&I specifications based on project requirements and standards. Involve or conduct feasibility studies, instrument criticality and risk assessments for instrumentation and electrical systems Develop and maintains various engineering documents such as project instrumentation specifications & instrument catalogue, preferred vendors list, specifications, equipment list, layouts, etc. Evaluates and specifies instruments and electric devices designed for process & utility applications Creates and maintains instrument objects and datasheets and loop diagrams in project database Collaborate with other engineering disciplines to ensure integrated designs. Review and approve design documents, drawings, and calculations. Responsible of procurement by developing URS for purchase and leading/support bidding process including inspection of equipment and materials Working together with the Qualification team & user QA team for preparation and maintaining of the documents for the Commissioning & Qualification of the instrumentation. Ensure compliance with design specifications, codes, and standards during installation Supports and arrange calibration activities on site prior to commissioning, qualification or handover to operational Manage contractors and subcontractors involved in installation activities. Review, support or develop commissioning plans, qualification protocols and procedures for electrical and instrumentation systems. Perform or oversee the functional testing of electrical equipment, control systems, and instrumentation devices. Troubleshoot and resolve commissioning issues and discrepancies. Support or execute qualification tests and inspections according to approved protocols. Document qualification results and deviations, and ensure compliance with validation requirements. Responsible to research and select appropriate master calibrators for various instruments used in the workshop. These calibrators serve as reference standards to ensure the accuracy of measuring instruments. Responsible to set up calibration workshop, procure and maintain standard calibration equipment such as multimeters, temperature and pressure calibrator, signal generator, Mass and Weight Calibrators, etc., needed to perform calibrations accurately as per procedures. Collaborate with all stakeholders to ensure smooth transition and startup of electrical and instrumentation systems. Provide training and support to team members and maintenance personnel on system functionalities and procedures and compliance with relevant standards. Create and maintain a plan/list of all instruments requiring calibration in the workshop and field. This plan/list should include information such as instrument type, serial number, calibration due dates, and historical calibration data within the Maximo system. Establish a calibration schedule based on instrument types, usage frequency, manufacturer recommendations, and regulatory requirements to ensure timely calibrations and compliance.What you should do now Apply to this job ad or send your CV across to me at e.ng@brunel.net for a confidential discussion.(Brunel International South East Asia Pte Ltd, Registration Number: 199603098R | Company License Number : 16S8067 | Eve Ng EAP Registration Number R2198025.)

Utilities / Facilities Engineer (Pharma)

Location: ROBINSON 77

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 4 years

Our client is a fast growing pharmaceutical companyResponsibilities Responsible for the development of the URS, Engineering Technical Specification, and Maintenance Procedure for Utilities/Facilities services, equipment, and systems. Oversee the design, installation, and maintenance of utilities/facilities systems such as ACME, electrical, water, and gas distribution systems, Pest Control, Lifts, Fire Protection System, Wastewater Treatment Plant, lighting, site infrastructure, waste management etc. Collaborate with project teams to design and develop efficient and compliant biopharma manufacturing facilities. Participate in facility layout, design review, and equipment selection to ensure adherence to cGMP (uidelines and regulatory requirements. Contribute to the preparation of facility specifications, engineering drawings, and equipment specifications. Evaluate and select suppliers for utilities and infrastructure components, ensuring high-quality standards and cost-efficiency. Carry out technical alignments and bid tabulation for tender packages for order placement and participate in the execution of the projects. Monitor and oversee construction projects to ensure compliance with design plans, safety regulations, and project schedules. Conduct facility walk-throughs and inspections to identify any potential issues or deviations. Support/lead the Operation Readiness of the Utilities/Facilities infrastructure or systems transiting from project to operation phase. Conduct scheduled facility inspections in accordance with the maintenance schedule, ensuring adherence to SOPs, regulations, and safety standards. Identify energy-saving opportunities and optimal resource allocation strategies. Conduct scheduled facility inspections in accordance with the maintenance schedule, ensuring adherence to SOPs, regulations, and safety standards. Identify energy-saving opportunities and optimal resource allocation strategies. Optimize the scheduled maintenance of plants and equipment during overhauls and inspections. Analyse mechanical or system defects, suggest corrective actions, and resolve problems. Implement plant enhancement initiatives to improve plant dependability and performance. Direct processes for improving the plant's availability, efficacy, and cost- effectiveness. Develop technical specifications and manage procurement for maintenance requirements. Accountable for relevant EHS audits, energy management, and energy conservation initiatives in businesses.What you should do nowApply to this job ad or send your CV across to me at e.ng@brunel.net for a confidential discussion.(Brunel International South East Asia Pte Ltd, Registration Number: 199603098R | Company License Number : 16S8067 | Eve Ng EAP Registration Number R2198025.)

ICSS Boardman

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 3 years

Responsibilities:To support the completion of Mechanical Completion, Pre-Commissioning, and Commissioning activities according to the project completion plan and schedule, the candidate will: Understand roles, responsibilities, and compliance requirements. Familiarize with the project completion execution plan provided by the Discipline Lead Technician. Follow the Notification of Energization (NOE) flow chart. Interpret system drawings and adhere to walk-down procedures. Complete daily reports to ensure clear communication with the Discipline Lead Technician. Attend daily toolbox talks to stay informed about daily activities. Perform Mechanical Completion activities (A Scope ITRs) in close collaboration with the construction team, following project drawings and specifications. Carry out Pre-Commissioning activities (B Scope ITRs) in line with vendor documentation and specifications. Support the Operation Test Procedure (OTP) under the supervision of the Discipline Lead Technician. Utilize specific tools and test equipment to conduct system commissioning safely and with quality. Assist field service vendors during system commissioning.Education: Technical College diploma in Automation, Instrumentation & Control, Electrical disciplines, or equivalent.Experience: Minimum of 4 years of experience in construction or commissioning within the Oil & Gas industry, preferably offshore products and systems. Familiarity with Completions Tools (ECOM) and documentation. Experience with Permit to Work (PTW) and Job Safety Analysis (JSA).Discipline Skills:The candidate should possess knowledge and preferably experience in: Control System architectures for DCS, PLC, and Data Acquisition Systems, as well as the installation, termination, and testing of various communication cables (Ethernet, Fibre Optic, Profibus). Experience with Siemens PCS7 DCS is a strong advantage. Fault-finding and repair of instrumentation/electronic systems and equipment in control panels and field environments. Installation, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of Integrated Control and Safety Systems, with operational or process knowledge being an advantage. Installation of DCS equipment in control rooms, server rooms, LER, and outdoor installations (e.g., outdoor local control panels with Vortex coolers, purging systems). Integration of packages in ICSS, testing of Modbus and OPC communications between DCS/ICSS and packages. Instrumentation loop checking and support for loop checks from control room HMIs, including graphic synoptic checks, graphic faceplate checks, instrument ranges, alarm, and trip setpoint checks. Interpretation of engineering documents, including Instrumentation Datasheets, P&IDs, Cause & Effect Diagrams, and Loop Drawings. Testing of Fire & Gas (F&G), Process Shutdown System (PSS) Cause & Effect logic, and Process Control System (PCS) control narratives, with an understanding of Differential Gap Controlling, PID controllers, and cascaded controllers. Familiarity with Commissioning Systems concepts and representation using Limits of System Handover documents.

Quantity Surveyor

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 5 years

We are seeking an experienced Quantity Surveyor to join our team for an FPSO project. This role requires a seasoned professional with 15-20 years of experience in project cost control, contract management, and quantity surveying within the oil and gas industry. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing cost control and commercial management throughout the FPSO conversion, ensuring accuracy and compliance with contractual obligations.Key Responsibilities: Manage and oversee all quantity surveying activities, ensuring that project costs align with the budget. Develop and implement cost control measures and maintain project cost forecasts. Conduct contract reviews and manage variation orders, ensuring all changes are properly documented and justified. Prepare, submit, and review tender documents, cost reports, and project forecasts. Review contractor claims, assess scope of work variations, and negotiate claims based on contract documents and specifications. Collaborate closely with project engineering, procurement, and construction teams to ensure alignment on project deliverables and cost targets. Establish and maintain effective communication and contract administration systems. Conduct regular site visits and measure physical progress to validate contractor claims. Prepare and submit weekly and monthly reports, analyzing project costs, progress, and any deviation from the budget.Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or a related field. 15-20 years of experience in quantity surveying or project cost control, specifically in FPSO or similar offshore oil and gas projects. Proven expertise in cost management, contract negotiation, and claims assessment. Strong understanding of construction contracts, specifications, and project management principles. Proficiency with EVM, S-curve, and KPI indicators for progress measurement. Excellent communication skills with the ability to liaise effectively with contractors, vendors, and internal departments. Proficiency in project control software and tools.Preferred Experience: Previous experience working in shipyard environments. Familiarity with FPSO conversion and refurbishment processes.Application: This position offers a challenging and rewarding opportunity to work on a high-profile FPSO project. If you meet the experience requirements and are ready to take on a dynamic role in a leading FPSO project, we encourage you to apply.

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Instrumentation engineer job role

As an instrumentation engineer, your main role is to design and develop instruments and control systems for industrial processes. You will be responsible for installing and commissioning these systems, as well as testing and troubleshooting them to ensure optimal performance. Instrumentation engineers can work full-time for multiple firms, helping them achieve their goals, or they may work as freelancers, assisting various clients in need of their expertise. Instrumentation engineers can be employed by equipment manufacturers or by companies that use the equipment, such as nuclear and renewable energy companies and environmental agencies.

Instrumentation engineer responsibilities

Instrumentation engineers have diverse tasks depending on the organisation they work for and their qualifications. In a manufacturing organisation, an instrumentation engineer may be responsible for designing and maintaining production equipment and machinery. Alternatively, they may be involved in creating biomedical devices or contributing to aerospace projects in another company. 

 

As an instrumentation engineer, you generally will have several key responsibilities:

 

  • Design and select appropriate instruments and control systems for specific applications.
  • Program and configure instruments and control systems to meet the requirements of industrial processes.
  • Conduct site surveys and assessments to identify instrumentation and control system needs.
  • Develop and implement maintenance schedules for instruments and control systems.
  • Collaborate with project teams to successfully integrate instrumentation and control systems.
  • Provide technical support and guidance to team members and stakeholders.
  • Stay up to date with the latest advancements in instrumentation and control systems technology.

Instrumentation engineer qualifications

To become an instrumentation engineer, the following qualifications are typically required:

 

  • A bachelor's degree in Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering, or a related field.
  • Professional certification or licence may be required depending on the country and industry.
  • Strong knowledge of instrumentation and control systems, including sensors, transmitters, PLCs, and SCADA systems.
  • Familiarity with relevant industry standards and regulations.
  • Proficiency in programming languages and software used in instrumentation and control systems.

Instrumentation engineer skills

As an instrumentation engineer, you should possess the following skills:

 

  • Technical expertise in designing and implementing instrumentation and control systems.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
  • Understanding of operational processes of organisations.
  • Attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Collaboration skills to work independently and in a team environment.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Proficiency in programming languages and software used in instrumentation and control systems.
  • Strong knowledge of safety protocols and practices.
  • Continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies and industry trends.

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