Field Construction Engineer - Electrical & Instrumentation Night Shift

Vacancy Overview

Field Construction Engineer, Electrical & Instrumentation - Night Shift

Our client is seeking an E&I Field Construction Engineer to work within their facilities located in Port Arthur, TX, for a long-term assignment.

Primary Purpose

Oversee the safe and environmentally compliant execution of Electrical / Instrumentation installation, medium / high voltage loop testing and loop checks by EPC contractor at the project premises. Monitor the execution of work to ensure that progression is per the project specifications and industry standards and applicable codes. Report the quality issues in a timely manner and help in resolving them with subject matter expertise. Foster harmonious relations with Construction, Commissioning, Turnover and Operations group to deliver a qualitative product to maintain a world-class LNG facility. Assist the planning and develop tools to indicate the progress and generate daily, weekly and monthly reports. Involve in eliminating the errors in the first place and interact with craft professionals to obtain the best quality in a safe manner.

Position will report to Field Engineering Manager / Project Field Engineer. Provide input on project field engineering specialization roles and expertise on overseeing material management, quantity verification and validation. Technical inspection and pre-commissioning knowledge, and coordination with contractors involved. Your recommendations will ensure field engineering activities operate safely, are complete, and conform to quality standards and project requirements.

This position is for the Night Shift schedule.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform field observations, leadership and field walks, JSA reviews, attending toolbox meetings, and adhere to project's safety regulations.
• Ensure appropriate qualifications, code compliances, adhering to the project specifications and industry standards.
• Maintain accountability on deliverables to PALNG within specific discipline and monitor the progress of work, participate in punch list walkdowns.
• Develop firm understanding of system scoping from the beginning and prepare to walk the systems in the areas involved. Compile the drawings and specifications associated with each system, well in advance.
• Oversee and manage contractor(s) construction activities to ensure compliance with the EPC contract, applicable permits, site regulations and construction safety program and monitors the schedule compliance.
• Participate in walkdowns related to systems, raising punch points, reporting and validating them upon attending.
• Interface and respond to technical queries from internal stack holders, EPC contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and other counterparties required.
• Ensure zero accident philosophy and requirements are implemented and adhered to by craft and others when in the operational area, and tools and equipment are in safe condition and operated safely.
• Participate in regular contractor construction meetings.
• Review contractor's procedures, reports and quality of the product to ensure compliance and EPC contract requirements.
• Coordinate with Commissioning and Start-up Manager and engineers to facilitate start-up of the project in accordance with operations agreed system turnover plan and plant performance testing and expectations.
• Manage compliance with proper and manufacturer-required storage / preservation requirements.
• Carry receipt observations or make visits to various lay down yards that store electrical equipment to understand the storage adherences.
• Perform other duties as assigned (no more than 5% of duties).

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