The Instrument Engineer will have the following main duties and responsibilities:

• Providing discipline support to operated assets and project teams.
• Delivering maintenance plans/programs to ensure cost effective operation and asset integrity throughout facility lifetime.
• Fully adhering to planning processes to ensure ‘right first time’ delivery of instrument workscopes.
• Providing budget input/scope for maintenance and modifications.
• Responsible for continuously challenging technical solutions, engineering performance and cost of modification projects.
• Reviewing vendor workpacks to ensure compliance with performance standard requirements.
• Coordinating and robustly managing vendors to successfully deliver planned maintenance.
• Collaborating with key vendors to collectively problem solve/deliver complex scopes.
• Raising TWMs where complex technical solutions and modifications are required.
• Providing an optimised preventive maintenance program, including detailed work packages.
• Responsible for equipment performance including spare part management and warranty follow up.
• Owning management of change for non-like-for-like instrument scopes.
• Mobilising offshore as and when required.
• The postholder may be required to join the emergency response rota should this become a requirement of the position.

Experience/Qualifications:

• A degree qualification in a relevant engineering discipline would be preferred.
• Chartered Engineer status would be preferred.
• Previous experience in a similar operations-focused Instrument Engineer type role, directly within the North Sea Oil & Gas industry, is essential.
• Previous direct Operator experience would be preferred.
• Applicants should have previous offshore experience.

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