Lead PACO Engineer - Iraq - Military veterans preferred

Title:

Lead PACO Engineer - Iraq

Education, Skills & Experience

BSc., University degree in Engineering - Instruments or equivalent

Experience and Skill set

• Minimum 15 years experience in Oil and Gas related Instrumentation and Process Control mechanical Design and Engineering with minimum 5 years of construction and commissioning activities
• Previous experiences with Shell DEPs will be a plus
• Performs as a professional Instrument and Process Automation engineer for projects and plant modifications from Front End Development (FEED) through detail engineering execution / commissioning and start-up. Past work experience should entail but not limited to the following:
• Technical support for operation and maintenance of Instrument and Process Automation
• Testing, installation, commissioning and start up of Instrument and Process Automation equipment including FAT tests, Site Acceptance tests
• Design, selection and specification of Process automation and Instrumentation equipment
• experience with DCS IPS systems and field instruments (i.e. pressure ,temperature, level, analysers, etc.) and Process Control development
• Experiences with HAZOP,IPF classification processes, onshore experience, awareness of the ISO standards
• Minimum 5-10 years experience in Oiland Gas Project Delivery as a Umbrella Contract Lead PACO engineer function in a multidiscipline Workforce

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