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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Field Service Engineer (Greabox)

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 2 years

Operation of Specialist Machines and Tools: Authorized to operate specialist machines and tools. Competent to perform specialist work based on required training. (Dis)Assembly, Inspection, and Repair: Disassembly, inspection, and repair of installations, gearbox-related components, and connected installations onsite, according to work instructions. Set priorities on location and specific approach to the work; onsite troubleshooting. Search for the technical optimal solution with regard to costs and downtime. Project Management: Responsible for the overview of the progress of the project onsite. Ensure that overhauls and repairs are carried out safely, in a structured manner, with a high-quality standard, and within planning and budget. Communicate the status and progress of the project to the project manager, adequately reporting possible scope changes. Self-starting and able to fully prepare, execute, and complete the work independently both technically and administratively. Handle tight deadlines and structure work in hectic or unexpected circumstances. Documentation and Reporting: Make adequate protocols (if necessary) and technical reports. Work closely with other relevant departments to deliver the project to the customer in accordance with scope. Monitor and manage technical intellectual property if appropriate. Technical Assistance and Advice: Provide technical assistance and advice to internal and external stakeholders on use, maintenance, repairs, risks, and possibly renewal of installation.Requirements: Minimum 3-5 years of recent and relevant work experience in installation and equipment business OR a Bachelor’s degree with 0-1 years’ experience. Proven experience in performing inspections, measurements, repairs, disassembly, and assembly of installations. Ability to operate specialist machines and tools. Knowledgeable about safety regulations when working with hazardous materials. Ability to troubleshoot problems quickly and efficiently. Excellent problem-solving skills. Highly organized and detail-oriented. Flexible attitude towards working hours as needed. Must be able to travel as needed for projects (domestic/international).

E3D Piping Design Engineer

Expertise: Embedded Software

Experience: 3 years

Perform equipment, piping, and pipe support modeling using E3D. Prepare layout designs and preliminary MTO from P&ID for cost estimation. Generate piping isometric drawings using ISO Draft. Add detailed annotations to extracted drawings using AutoCAD, as required. Review vendor drawings, ensuring compliance with layout and P&ID requirements. Extract piping MTO reports, weld reports, weight calculations, and COG reports. Modify and re-issue piping isometrics based on site markup. Prepare clash detection reports and resolve conflicts. Generate design isometrics and pipe supports using respective E3D modules. Maintain a Master Isometric Register and generate weekly progress reports. Interpret piping hook-up drawings and documentation. Utilize Navisworks Manage for model reviews and red mark-ups. Create review model files as per client requests.Requirements Degree/Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent. Minimum 5+ years of experience in E3D. Experience in process piping layout design for onshore/offshore oil & gas projects. Hands-on experience with AutoCAD and Navisworks Manage.Brunel International S.E.A Pte. Ltd.UEN No: 199603098REA License No: 16S8067Reza Johannes - R1871121

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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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