I&C Designer
Title:
I&C Designer
Responsibilities:
• Work closely with clients providing solutions and deliverables, building a business of work based on continued success delivering projects
• Develop and deliver discipline-specific instrumentation and controls (I&C) designs, drafting, and 3D modeling services in alignment with company standards, client expectations, and applicable codes and regulations
• Apply recognized offshore and onshore design principles, standards, and practices in all aspects of I&C engineering
• Interpret and incorporate data from P&IDs, one-line diagrams, loop diagrams, and other technical documentation
• Conduct site visits and field verification to validate and update marked-up drawings
• Collaborate effectively with clients, engineers, construction teams, contractors, and multidisciplinary teams throughout the design lifecycle
• Produce deliverables such as design drawings, 3D models, bills of materials, schedules, and material take-offs
• Support TIC estimates with MTO’s quantities and pricing
• Utilize electronic document management systems (EDMS) to organize and manage design documentation
• Ensure design output is timely, accurate, and within defined scope and budget
• Assist in the development and review of final project documentation, incorporating client feedback and internal quality standards
• Continuously seek and implement process improvements, technological advancements, and innovative approaches to enhance design efficiency and integrity
Qualifications:
• Degree in a technical discipline (Instrumentation, Electrical Design, or related field)
• Advanced proficiency in AutoCAD and Smart Plant Instrumentation (In tools)
• Strong understanding of I&C design standards, including the ability to interpret and update P&IDs, loop drawings, and one-line diagrams
• Proficient in E3D modeling and drafting software tools, with the ability to generate accurate and detailed deliverables
• Skilled in organizing and managing complex design data from multiple sources
• Experience conducting field verification and site walks to validate design intent and drawing accuracy
Decarbonization – Energy Transition – Sustainability