E&I Technician

- The Electrical & Instrument (E&I) Technician is responsible for supervision and coordination, execution and control of works related to maintenance, repair, calibration, testing, certification, rectification and troubleshooting of all electrical, measurement, metering, control and telecom equipment/systems. He shall operate and maintain E&I equipment and systems including but not limited to generators, motors, transformers, motor control center, protection relays, electrical drivers, heaters, fans, fire & gas, transmitter, coriolis/ultrasonic/orifice flow meters, positioner, PLC, ICSS, flow computer, microwave telecommunication System…etc.
- During EPCI execution phases, the E&I Technician is going to participate in supervision of installation, hook-up, pre-commissioning and commissioning activities, attend training programs in HSE and E&I area, and other tasks that need to be prepared for operations phase.
Depend on Operation phases, the E&I Technician has duties & responsibilities as follows
HSE
- Follow and promote all safety regulations and ensure plant adheres to
the company policies and regulations.
- Complete all HSE CBTA modules as required in Master CBTA
Matrix.
- Regularly submit HAZARD reports.
- Encourage staff to raise HAZARD report.
- Ensure that the HAZARD actions relating to E&I shall be closed out
as soon as possible. 
Pre-Operations Phase
- Participate and provide support when required in FAT/SAT, pre-commissioning and commissioning of E&I equipment/systems of CPP, WHP(s) and Packages.
- Develop and review preservation/maintenance instructions for E&I
equipment and systems
- Review and recommend two-year operation spares for E&I equipment
and systems.
- Complete all HSE and mandatory technical modules that defined in
training matrix before going offshore.
- Implementation of electrical/instrument preservation activities on
WHP/HUB if required
- Participate in developing the CMMS project.
- Responsible for all action items as defined in operations readiness
check list to be ready for Operations Readiness Review.

Operations Phase
- 1. Proactive work and plan to achieve the department goals.
- Evaluate and schedule preventive maintenance, corrective
maintenance and unplanned repairs.
- Ensure all high priority Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Work
Orders are completed on schedule
- Operate and maintain E&I equipment and systems including but not
limited to generators, motors, transformers, motor control center, protection relays, electrical drivers, heaters, fans, fire & gas, transmitter, coriolis/ultrasonic/orifice flow meters, positioner, PLC, ICSS, flow computer, microwave telecommunication system…etc.
- Calibration/testing of E&I devices
- Inspect and report any defect to the Senior E&I Technician/E&I
Supervisor in a clear and concise manner. Record all relevant information in logs as required.
- Evaluate and solve the problem of breakdown and repair issues within
the maintenance department.
- Provide QA/QC check on all necessary equipment.
- Give support to work preparation, planning and scheduling activities
including shutdown/maintenance campaign

- Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software.
- Organized and able to meet deadlines.
- Good personal and interpersonal skills, fluency in written and spoken
English, culturally aware with experience of working with multiculturalworkforce preferred.

- 1-3 years experiences in the maintenance and operations of instruments, electrical and control equipment/systems within the hydrocarbons processing industry, with 2 years to handle similar position in the industry
- Experience using computerized Planned Maintenance Systems such as
Maximo, SAP etc.