Instrumentation and Electrical Junior Engineer

The opportunity

Instrumentation and Electrical engineer is responsible for activities related to its discipline within a project. He/She as part of a group of automation/electrical engineers assigned to the project, prepare deliverables and execute activities belonging to electrical discipline in compliance with safety and technological requirements and standards defined for the project.

He/She reports to the Head of Department, while reports to the Instrumentation/Electrical Discipline Leader assigned to the project for the project related activities.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Automation/Electrical Engineering.
• Experience in engineering design in Oil & Gas or Power sectors is preferred.
• Proactivity, sense of initiative, ability to work independently and in a team.
• Fluent in Italian and English (written and spoken).
• Availability to short and long term national and international business trips.
• We encourage candidates who may not meet every single requirement to apply, as we provide opportunities for growth and learning.

Key responsibilities

Guided by the Automation/Electrical Discipline Leader, Automation/Electrical Engineer main tasks during project execution are:

Develop the discipline deliverables such as:

• Single Line Diagrams
• Load schedule/ Plant load balance
• Network studies and calculations (Load flow, short circuit, stability, protection settings, harmonics, etc.)
• Electrical equipment specifications for MV and LV equipment such as Motor Control Centers, switchgears, metering panels, transformers, UPSes, VFDs, motors, heaters, etc.
• Earthing, lighting, tracing systems
• CCTV, Public Address systems
• Electrical cables routing, power distribution
• Electrical layout drawings
• Field installation details
• Field equipment and accessories MTO
• Technical specifications / data sheets for field and control room instrumentation.
• Sizing and calculation of flow elements, control, and safety valves.
• Process hook-up sketches and relevant bill of materials.
• Interconnecting and wiring diagrams.
• Instrumentation cabling, wiring, junction boxes, power supply and distribution, UPS, and associated TCP/IP, SCADA, Modbus networking (switches, routers, Ethernet, fiber optics, etc.)
• Cause & effect matrices.
• Interlock and control logic diagrams.
• Interlock and control narratives.
• Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
• Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS)
• Packages and/or Machinery controls and protection systems
• Control and instrumentation design on Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs)
• Fire and Gas detection and protection systems

As part of the Department the Automation/Electrical Engineer:

• Provides feedback to Instrumentation/Electrical Discipline Leader to increase efficiency of the group assigned to the project
• Receives continuous training on the job according to the needs of the Department acquiring competences and shared experiences
• Keeps him/herself updated about the electrical design
• Pursues the continuous improvement of his/her proficiency and technical competences

Possible additional tasks:

• He/She can participate to manufacturer inspections
• He/She can assist the pre-commissioning/commissioning supervisor and start-up supervisor for all those activities related to plant process automation/electrical