Are you our new Commissioning Engineer?

Job Description: 

• Follow up suppliers where MC/FAT is to be carried out
• Ensure preperation of interface documentation with clear targets for package delivery. Packages must match the PCS structure for completion and handover
• Follow-up of all Process Control Safety Systems / Safety and Automation Systems (PCSS/SAS)
• Update and implement procedures and testing
• Review, approve and prepare all Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for implementation in accordance with requirements
• Review work scope to establish system completion procedures
• Approve established Multi-Discipline Packages / Field Check Packages / Engineering Work Packages (MDP/FCP/EWP)
• Generate reports in PCS to verify correct system links for establishing completion procedures
• Follow-up of documents in ProArc
• Implementation and start-up activities for equipment and handover to operation
• Update the system in accordance with procedures and plans
• Formally handover all systems and areas to the client and ensure that outstanding work is identified and prepared for completion
• Report to the completion responsible / project management
• Collaboration with the respective project disciplines, completion and field personnel offshore
• Ensure that RFCC/RFOC is established with the correct links before completion commences

Qualification Requirements: 

• Relevant formal higher education (i.e. process/electrical/automation). Long and relevant experience from coordinating/supervise commissioning activities within the white trades can compensate for lack of formal education
• Min. 5 years experience within relevant discipline
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, both Norwegian and English
• Have the ability to work independently and in a team
• Proactive and focused on safety
• Familiar with prevailing regulations
• Concerned in multidiscipline problems
• Relevant systems: IFS, ProArc
• Management skills
• Good communication skills
• Have the ability to work independently and in a team, to be proactive and focused on safety
• Concerned in multidiscipline problems

DUE DATE: 01.03.2021

DURATION: 01.03.2021 - 28.02.2022

LOCATION: BERGEN, NORWAY