Instrument Technician

Petrofac is a leading international service provider to the energy industry, with a diverse client portfolio including many of the world’s leading energy companies.

We design, build, manage and maintain infrastructure for our clients. We recruit, reward, and develop our people based on merit regardless of race, nationality, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, marital status or disability. We value our people and treat everyone who works for or with Petrofac fairly and without discrimination.

The world is re-thinking its energy supply and energy security needs; planning for a phased transition to alternative energy sources. We are here to help our clients meet these evolving energy needs.

This is an exciting time to join us on this journey.

We support flexible working requests and have adopted a hybrid approach for most of our office-based roles. We ask employees to be present in the office at least three days per week.

Are you ready to bring the right energy to Petrofac and help us deliver a better future for everyone?

JOB TITLE: INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• 1st line maintenance, repair, inspection, calibration and fault finding on instrumentation equipment ranging from discrete package controls to complex control loops, logic etc. The range of equipment includes, but is not limited to the following:
• Systems
  • Simple and complex control loops interfacing with the Distributed Control Systems (DCS).
  • Emergency Shutdown System and associated inputs and outputs.
  • Pneumatic / Hydraulic Control Panels.
  • Firefighting systems including firewater, foam and CO2.
  • Miscellaneous discrete package units, unit control panels etc.
• Equipment
  • Distributed Control Systems.
  • ICS Emergency Shutdown System and Fire and Gas System.
  • Transmitters (Pressure, flow, temperature).
  • Flow elements (orifice, ultrasonic, variable area).
  • Programmable Logic Controllers.
  • Nucleonic Densitometers.
  • Automatic Test Equipment.
  • Recorders and Controllers.
  • Analysis Equipment.
  • Jiskoot Sampling System.
  • Tank radar /ESD systems.
• EEx Equipment
  • Electrical equipment for use in hazardous areas is classified, the EEx equipment is designed, built, manufactured and tested to national and international standards and must be maintained to codes of practice. Responsible for ensuring the integrity of “Ex” explosion protected equipment throughout the platform.
• Safe and efficient operation of a wide range of discrete packages and equipment including PMR work, mechanical corrective repairs, 1st line maintenance, inspection, fault finding, documentation reporting and Log Keeping duties on miscellaneous equipment throughout the FSU installation. Will act as system owner for various Mechanical and rotating equipment systems, developing regular system reports for MRI.
• Liaises with equipment vendors to execute tier 2 and 3 work activities, also advise and liaise with the construction team to ensure system compliance is maintained. Have suitable competence to work on pump and generator sets also mentor less experienced personnel up to this standard.
• Proactive member of the Offshore Operations Production Team, providing assistance to the FSU Maintenance Supervisor, Centralized maintenance Intervention team Leaders and installation Leadership Team in order to meet team deliverables and objectives as defined in the asset Business Plan.
• Participates in weekly review in preparation of tasks in the 7-day plan prioritizing work tasks aligned with asset priorities and daily briefings.
• Updating work orders in SAP to provide details of task and equipment history, including actual hours spent and information to justify departure from estimated hours.
• Identify text changes to maintenance documentation using the planned maintenance change procedure process (PMCR).
• Accountable for the execution of all assigned task in the seven-plan ensuring plan attainment above 90%.
• Regularly makes use of Operation procedures or Smart procedures which shall provide sufficient detail to allow equipment start up, shutdown in a safe manner understanding the potential hazards associated with the process or equipment involved.
• Carry out a PSSR pre-start up safety review. Reviews content, ensures accuracy, highlights discrepancies in procedures and a good knowledge of Process Safety, able
• to initiate and follow through MOC and maintenance work order processes where changes are required.
• Competent Opralog user maintains accurate and comprehensive records including, but not limited to: event logs, daily and trip handover documents, maintenance records, override logs.
• Diagnostic and Remedial Work/Operations fault finding in the event of equipment failure, control or system faults using relevant Engineering and schematic single line Drawings, Vendor Manuals and other Data to assist with corrective action.
• Trained to a competent standard and undertake a suitable competence assessment such as CompEX certification to work and carry out maintenance on equipment used within hazardous areas.
• Maintains accurate and comprehensive records including, but not limited to: event logs, maintenance records, override logs. Carry out the duties of “Performing Authority” P.A. and / or “AAA” affected area authority as per ISSOW Integrated Safe System of Work.
• Act as IAC Isolating Authority Control or CPI Competent Person Instrument to ensure isolations and inhibits are adequately identified, applied, tested, secured, and record isolation points and method of isolation within ISSOW or on BCC Bypass Control Certificate to ensure that Isolation Standards are complied with.
• The Task Risk Assessment (TRA) Process is an integral part of all WCCs and should have knowledge and experience relevant to the activity carry out the Level 2 Risk Assessment. Monitors and maintain good housekeeping conditions within Area of Responsibility as detailed in the Company Safety Practices and Procedures Manual.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:

• Industry recognized Apprenticeship and relevant qualification (minimum City and Guilds or equivalent) and background in individual power generation/distribution.
• Extensive instrument operations and maintenance competency demonstrated preferably gained in a refinery, Chemical plant or offshore environment.
• Must have the ability to compile technical reports with associated drawings as required.
• Proactive approach to HE&S initiatives. Promotes a high level of awareness in self and others.
• Demonstrate behaviors aligned.
• Demonstrate good teamwork and interpersonal skills and ability to thrive in a close, multi-discipline environment. Maintain positive and tactful relationships with others.
• Demonstrate proactive, flexible and positive attitude. Share knowledge freely with others to ensure best practices.
• Installation-specific induction.
• Behavior based safety.
• Environmental stewardship.
• Accidental Releases.
• ISSOW.
• Task Risk Assessment/Hazard ID.
• Major Accident Hazards.
• Green Water Awareness.
• H2S Awareness.
• Helideck Response Team Member.
• Further Helideck Response Team Member.
• Work at Height.
• Donut Training – user.
• SAP R/3 – Maintenance.
• Rigger/Lifting (as applicable).
• Fast Track Authorized Gas Tester.
• Confided Space Entry CBT.
• Slops – Best practice.
• Offshore Basic First Aid.
• HV/LA Safe Working Practices Guidance.
• HV/LV Electrical Protection.
• Hazardous Area – Electrical.
• Hazardous Area – Instrument.
• SIRP.
• Confined Space Entry.
• Battery Maintenance.