E&I / E3D Engineer

Overview

Develop, review, and coordinate E&I engineering deliverables and 3D model interfaces for offshore facilities.

Scope of work

The E&I / E3D Engineer will support offshore electrical and instrumentation engineering activities, focusing on power, control, and hazardous-area systems related to offshore equipment. Responsibilities include:

• Developing and reviewing electrical and instrumentation engineering deliverables for offshore facilities and equipment.
• Supporting offshore power distribution, control, instrumentation, and hazardous-area engineering requirements.
• Coordinating E&I requirements with equipment packages, vendors, and multidisciplinary engineering teams.
• Providing engineering input to E3D/model development, including equipment interfaces, cable routing, access, maintainability, and spatial constraints.
• Reviewing 3D model interfaces to identify clashes or constructability issues affecting E&I systems.
• Supporting preparation and review of layouts, cable routing, equipment locations, hook-ups, and other E&I design documents.
• Reviewing vendor documents to ensure package interfaces align with project design requirements.
• Participating in design reviews, model reviews, and technical coordination meetings.
• Identifying technical issues, missing inputs, or deviations and raising them to discipline leads.
• Ensuring deliverables comply with applicable project specifications, offshore standards, and engineering practices.

Key requirements

• Relevant degree or diploma in Electrical, Instrumentation, Control Engineering or a related discipline
• Relevant Oil & Gas engineering experience with proven offshore project or facility exposure
• Practical understanding of offshore electrical power, control and instrumentation systems
• Knowledge of hazardous-area requirements and impact on equipment selection, layout, and installation

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