Key Responsibilities:

• Perform planned and unplanned electrical and instrumentation maintenance, troubleshooting, inspections, repairs, replacements, new installations, and overhauls on plant equipment and systems, including PLCs, Fire & Gas, and HMI systems.
• Maintain all tools, test equipment, and plant equipment in good working condition.
• Maintain accurate calibration records and ensure the expiration tracker is up to date.
• Ensure all applicable equipment is flagged for recertification in a timely manner or as scheduled.
• Accurately document and report all maintenance, repairs, overhauls, adjustments, and inspections on the appropriate forms or reports, and store/archive them in accordance with established practices.
• Investigate the causes of failures or anomalies and provide written recommendations to reduce or eliminate recurrence.
• Support and enhance Safe Systems of Work and the Permit to Work system, with a focus on electrical, instrumentation, control, and safety aspects.
• Coordinate the execution, monitoring, and updating of the predictive maintenance schedule and relevant maintenance forms.
• Interpret readings from meters, gauges, pumps, compressors, instruments, PLCs, and charts to determine operational capabilities, limits, and parameters.
• Manage E&I spare parts and consumable inventory, track utilization, and initiate procurement in line with established inventory strategies or minimum/maximum stock levels.
• Adhere to all relevant platform systems and procedures, contributing to their ongoing review and improvement.
• Comply with established standards and practices at the facility or within the assigned area.
• Assist in managing any offshore emergencies in accordance with Company Emergency Response Procedures, performing nominated tasks as part of the Emergency Response Team.
• Demonstrate personal commitment to Health, Safety, and the Environment (HSE) standards and practices.
• Support the development and revision of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), maintenance procedures, P&IDs, and electrical drawings as required.
• Prepare scopes of work, Bills of Materials (BOMs), and Management of Change (MOC) documents for approval, based on new installations, modifications, or significant changes.
• Foster a positive work environment that supports the attainment of Divisional goals and the Company’s strategic initiatives.
• Participate in company training programs to develop new skills and broaden technical expertise.
• Provide technical guidance to the operations team as necessary.
• Perform any other duties as directed or assigned.

Qualifications:

• Technician Certificate/ Diploma in Electrical & Electronic Engineering or equivalent.
• TBOSIET Training.
• H2S Awareness Training.
• Travel by Boat Training.
• Level 2 Certificate in Process Technology- Petroleum Operations will be an asset. 

Experience:

• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in an offshore environment with maintenance support in the Electrical and Instrumentation field.
• Experience with instrumentation, valves, and control systems.