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Job Reference No:
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6000180
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Job Function:
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Instrumentation - Design
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Advertised Date:
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2008-10-18
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Expiration Date:
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Commencement Date:
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Urgent
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Contract Duration:
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24 Mounths
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Contract Type:
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Full time
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Location:
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Calgary \ Canada
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Salary / Month:
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Negotiable
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Accommodations:
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Free Telecomminication
Free Transportation
Board and Lodging
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Preferred Major(s):
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Instrumentation Engineering
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Minimum Work Experience:
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12 Year(s)
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Minimum Educational Level:
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BSc.
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Job Description:
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The Instrumentation Engineer/Specialist responsible for:
Independently performing and checking engineering calculations.
Participating in the preparation P&ID’s, scope definition and detailed cost estimates.
Preparing scope of work and accompanying data sheets for issue in bid tender and construction packages.
Evaluating vendor proposals and providing recommendations.
Coordinating work with other disciplines.
Development of schedule and reporting progress.
P&ID Development
IN tools database development
Prepare written Specifications for instruments
Prepare RFQ’s and PO’s for instruments
Squad checked vendor drawings.
Prepare written scope of work for instrument contractor
Assist in commissioning and start – up if required.
Mentor junior members of the team
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Specific Requirement:
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Key Skills:
The Instrumentation Engineer/Specialist is proficient in the design of P&ID’s, instrumentation commodities, control systems, fire and gas systems and drawing requirements. This position requires excellent interpersonal skills and must interact well with internal and external stakeholders to successfully complete required tasks. This position also requires outstanding organizational skills, and Computer software skills including Intools , Word , Excel.
Experience and Qualifications:
This position requires an undergraduate degree in engineering with Professional Engineer status and a minimum of 6 years experience in an EPCM environment within the Oil and G
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Employer:
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Worley Parsons
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Employer Profile:
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From small brownfield services contracts to mega greenfield projects, WorleyParsons has the skills and technologies to address all challenges.
Our service capability covers the entire asset lifecycle: from identifying the opportunity to the operating phase. WorleyParsons extensive experience ensures that we provide project solutions with the lowest total lifecycle cost while meeting each customer’s specific requirements.
WorleyParsons has the track record and systems necessary to pursue and deliver large-scale and complex projects. As resource projects continue to grow in size and complexity, WorleyParsons is one of the few global companies with the resources, technical capabilities and systems to meet the demands of large-scale projects.
Our services go beyond new developments, to supporting operating assets through delivering brownfields projects which maintain asset integrity and improve business performance. By treating asset services as a specific business stream, WorleyParsons provides systems and work processes to deliver these projects effectively.
In delivering engineering, procurement and construction management services,
WorleyParsons possess the versatility and flexibility to serve as the sole supplier, member of a joint venture, a subcontractor or contract services locally. In order to respond more effectively to our customers’ needs, WorleyParsons also promotes and has formalised alliances, partnerships, and consortiums.
In line with our approach of working closely with our customers, many of these activities are carried out by integrated team.
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COMFAR III (TM) Workshop
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Mehras is holding a training workshop on COMFAR III (TM) software. This Workshop is organized at Mehras headquarters in Tehran.
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XSTEEL(TM) Training Workshop
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The Workshop is offered for to know the core features and functions of Tekla Structures, while focusing on either steel detailing or pre-cast detailing. The training workflow is designed to resemble a real design project, and the training model is taken from a real industrial building project.
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