Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Engineer

Job Responsibilities • Support EPC projects for Electrical & Instrumentation systems from engineering stage to commissioning and handover. • Preparation and review electrical and instrumentation drawings, specifications, datasheets, panel GA drawings, cable schedules, loop drawings, and other technical documents. • Oversee contractors and vendors for E&I installations, loop checks, panel fabrication, and instrument calibration. • Monitor and supervise site installation works including cable laying, cable tray/conduit installation, panel installation, instrument installation, and termination works. • Prepare cable schedule and cable route diagrams and conduit development • Support plant maintenance activities, troubleshooting, and modification works for electrical and instrumentation systems. • Conduct site walks and inspections to verify installation quality, safety compliance, and construction progress. • Generate field instruments, PLC I/O lists from P&IDs • Prepare technical specifications, scope of work and BOQ documents. • Design of Control System Architecture/ Network diagrams • Design of Panel Elevation drawings and GA, loop/ wiring diagrams and control schematics. • Prepare datasheets and purchase specifications for field instruments and control system • Prepare basic control philosophy for the plant control system • Participate in FAT, SAT, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and testing activities. • Assist in preparation and review of method statements, risk assessments, inspection test plans, and work procedures. • Ensure all works are carried out in accordance with project specifications, industry standards, and safety requirements. • Prepare daily/weekly progress reports and support project documentation activities. • Coordinate with operation and maintenance teams during shutdowns, tie-ins, and plant modification works. • Carry out other duties as may be assigned from time to time by supervisor/ management. Job Requirements • Degree or Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation Engineering, or related discipline. • Experience in EPC projects, industrial plants, process plants, water/wastewater treatment plants, or oil & gas industries preferred. • Good knowledge of electrical and instrumentation systems, PLC/SCADA systems, field instruments, and industrial communication protocols. • Familiar with electrical and instrumentation standards, testing procedures, and safety requirements. • Ability to review technical documents and provide site technical support. • Good communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills. • Able to work independently and support site activities when required.