Instrumentation and Electrical Facility Engineer

About The Position

Instrumentation and Electrical Facility Engineer is a member of Chevron’s ENGINE Facilities Designs Engineering team providing instrumentation, controls, and electrical designs support to Chevron's Refining and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) assets. This role is responsible for supporting the troubleshooting, analysis and development of I&E engineering solutions for Chevrons complex process facilities. The I&E Designs Engineering team provides remote technical support for operations, turnaround scope development, and projects.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide instrumentation, controls, and electrical engineering support for process units within Chevron’s complex process facilities. This will require collaboration with Operations, Maintenance and Technical functions within Chevron’s assets
• Support the management of change process for instrumentation, controls and electrical design packages and associated changes
• Utilize Chevron and Industry Engineering Standards and Safety in Designs
• Support the design, troubleshooting, analysis and installation of distributed control systems instrumentation, safety instrumented systems (SIS), analyzers, electrical power distribution systems, rotating equipment control and monitoring systems, PLC control & instruments, HART instruments, field measurement instruments, and other oil & gas process technology equipment
• Provide active remote support working with Operations and other technical teams to scope instrumentation and electrical repairs and troubleshoot issues in process plants
• Support implementation of solutions through Routine Maintenance, Turnaround execution and projects
• Provide guidance for technical inquiries, issue technical recommendations, provide equipment and system troubleshooting, improve I&E Engineering tools and support the development and improvement of I&E Engineering work processes
• Provide engineering analysis, consultation and project management for small I&E capital projects
• Leverage expertise and knowledge of instrument and electrical design codes and standards, safety instrumented systems, process control systems, field instrument selection and sizing, equipment procurement, field construction and repair practices, process safety information, management of change work process as well as process control and monitoring
  
  

Required Qualifications

• 3 years minimum site-based facility experience in a brownfield environment
• 3 years minimum experience as an I&E Engineer directly supporting operations at a complex refinery, LNG facility or similar petrochemical environment
• Bachelor’s degree in instrumentation or electrical engineering (B.E./B.Tech.) from a deemed/recognized (AICTE) university