Instrument - Discipline Activity Specialist (DAS)

What are you going to do Responsibilities:

1. Strong knowledge of control systems, including DCS, PLC, SCADA, and all field instrumentation such as pressure, flow, temperature, levels, vibration, and speed;
2. Proficiency in using diagnostic and troubleshooting tools;
3. Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills with a high level of logical approach;
4. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively collaborate with diverse teams;
5. Ability to work independently and as part of a team;
6. Familiarity with industry standards and regulatory requirements;
7. Develop/enhance routine and preventive maintenance of instruments to ensure high reliability;
8. Perform calibration and troubleshooting of instruments, ensuring compliance with ISO standards;
9. Develop procedures to improve testing, repair, and preventive maintenance of field instruments;
10. Implement best practices to maintain instruments test equipment with standard tolerances;
11. Control and maintain calibration records through the system and review/ensure instruments meet accuracy requirements;
12. Lead the installation and commissioning of instrumentation projects;
13. Perform system testing, calibration, and configuration to ensure proper operation;
14. Coordinate with vendors and contractors to ensure timely and quality material delivery/installation and repairs;
15. Obtain appropriate instrument model codes based on the design datasheets and process data sheets maintaining industry standards (ISA, API, IEC) or company standards for announced obsolete instruments;
16. Develop/review detailed technical specifications and documentation for new projects or upgrades and add comments to improve or develop existing instrument selections;
17. Collaborate with the operation/process teams to optimize control systems for better efficiency and product quality;
18. Analyze and interpret data from Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) to resolve issues and improve system performance;
19. Update control loop based on MOC (management of change system);
20. Ensure all instrumentation activities comply with safety regulations and industry standards, including hazardous area classification (ATEX, IECEx) for new projects or obsolete instruments;
21. Implement best practices for functional process safety assessment/management with engineering and operation teams in line with (MET) and IEC 61511;
22. Provide technical support and guidance to maintenance and operation teams and PD team;
23. Develop training programs for technicians on best practices for instrumentation maintenance and safety instrument systems (SIS);
24. Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) as investigator and participant for instrument-related failures and implement corrective actions;
25. Support operation in operating large rotary equipment such as gas/steam turbines;
26. Cooperate with operation/process team to develop and enhance control systems of gas/steam turbine GOV systems;
27. Support condition monitoring team in analyzing related rotary uncertainties indications situation;
28. Support automation team in rotary monitoring systems and its related instruments;
29. Work with planners and schedules for the day-to-day activities and its related discoveries.

1. Bachelor's degree or diploma in Electrical/Electronics/Instrument Engineering;
2. Minimum of 8-10 years experience in carrying out instrument maintenance in the oil and gas industry;
3. Experience working with all major types of instrumentation used in the oil and gas industry;
4. Experience in maintenance of various control systems - DCS, ESD, PLCs, vibration monitoring systems, governor controls, anti-surge controllers, etc.;
5. Experience working with Field Bus systems is preferable;
6. Shall interface with maintenance, automation, and operations teams.