Commissioning Engineer

1. Installation, Testing & Commissioning of electrical power system equipment such as Switchgears, Power & Distribution Transformers, Protection Relays, Control & Protection Panels etc. in power plants and substations (Utilities, O&G and Industrial Market)
2. Conducting testing & commissioning of MV/LV switchgears, Power & Distribution Transformers, Current Transformers, Voltage Transformers, and various protection relays.
3. Fault Trouble shooting and Analysis for Switchgears, Power & Distribution Transformers & Protection Relays / Systems
4. Preparing Method Statement, preparation of NCR / Incident / RCA reports etc.
5. Supporting Engineering Manager, project manager for site planning and execution topics
6. Training of Operating Personnel at site for commissioned Electrical Equipment
7. Following HSE principles and guidelines is a must. Show responsibility at site by adhering to HSE of main contractor.

Your Qualifications And Skills

1. Bachelor Engineering degree from local or international University or Technical Institute in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering disciplines
2. You Bring with a proven experience working in the Oil and Gas Industry
3. Min 5 years’ hands-on experience with Installation, testing & commissioning of MV/LV switchgears, Power & Distribution Transformers, Current Transformers, Voltage Transformers, and various protection relays.
4. In depth knowledge of installation of Protection Relays including testing of Overcurrent, Earth fault, Differential, Distance, Under frequency and LIBBP / HIBBP relays in Utility and O&G sectors with 100% success.
5. Experience with different manufacturer relays will be a plus.

Other requirements:

1. Open to travel within the middle east region
2. Result driven team player.
3. Good communication skills in English language (written and spoken) with the ability to work in a team environment.

Technical Expertise

1. System installation: Overseeing the installation of equipment and systems, ensuring that they are set up according to the design, technical specifications, and regulatory standards.
2. Testing procedures: Conducting various tests (e.g., functional, operational, safety) to ensure that systems are fully operational and meet required standards.
3. Equipment commissioning: Managing the commissioning of complex equipment such as turbines, generators, HVAC systems, electrical systems, and instrumentation, ensuring they work as intended.
4. Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving issues during the commissioning process, whether related to equipment malfunctions, software glitches, or system integration problems.

Project Management

1. Scheduling: Developing and managing commissioning schedules to ensure all activities are completed on time and within budget, coordinating with other departments and contractors.
2. Coordination: Working with project managers, engineers, contractors, suppliers, and stakeholders to ensure smooth coordination during the commissioning phase.
3. Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of testing procedures, inspections, and commissioning reports, ensuring compliance with industry standards and company requirements.
4. Quality control: Ensuring that the commissioning process adheres to quality standards, performing inspections and audits to guarantee that all work is completed correctly.

Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Compliance

1. Safety protocols: Ensuring that all commissioning activities are carried out safely, adhering to company safety policies and legal safety regulations (e.g., OSHA, EPA).
2. Risk assessment: Conducting safety audits and risk assessments during commissioning, identifying potential hazards, and implementing mitigating actions.
3. Environmental regulations: Ensuring that all commissioning activities comply with environmental standards, such as waste management and emissions controls.

System Integration

1. Integration testing: Verifying that all components of the system work together seamlessly by testing interfaces between systems and equipment.
2. Software and hardware integration: Ensuring that hardware and software systems are fully integrated, functioning as expected, and compatible with existing systems.
3. Automation systems: Testing and commissioning automation systems such as SCADA, PLCs, or DCS to ensure proper functionality and communication.

Technical Documentation and Reporting

1. Commissioning plans: Developing detailed commissioning plans and procedures to guide the team through each phase of the commissioning process.
2. Test reports: Preparing comprehensive reports on the commissioning activities, including test results, deviations, and resolutions.
3. As-built documentation: Verifying and creating "as-built" documentation, ensuring that the final installation reflects what was originally planned.
4. Compliance certificates: Ensuring that the necessary certificates and approvals are obtained after successful commissioning, allowing systems to be handed over for full operation.

Communication Skills

1. Stakeholder management: Communicating effectively with clients, project managers, and technical teams to ensure expectations are met and issues are addressed promptly.
2. Training: Providing training to the client’s operations or maintenance staff on system operation, maintenance procedures, and safety protocols.
3. Reporting to senior management: Providing regular updates and progress reports to management on commissioning status, including any challenges faced and solutions implemented.

Problem-Solving and Analytical Skills

1. Identifying issues: Quickly identifying potential problems during the commissioning phase, such as equipment malfunctions, system incompatibilities, or performance discrepancies.
2. Root cause analysis: Performing root cause analysis on any issues that arise, determining why problems occurred, and implementing corrective actions.
3. Continuous improvement: Proactively recommending improvements to commissioning processes or procedures to enhance efficiency and performance.