Senior Discipline Engineer

Description

The primary responsibilities of the I&E SIS Engineer is to be the technical authority for instrumentation; to develop long term reliability plans for instrumentation and analyzers; and to manage capital and expense projects generated from long term reliability plans.The I&E SIS Engineer will also support the Learning & Development team in the development of training programs, manage the Site Technical Practices for instrumentation, and drive continuous improvement in work execution processes.

• Technical authority for instrumentation.
• Develop long term reliability plans for instrumentation and analyzers that are aligned with the site mission.
• Manage capital and expense projects generated from long term reliability plans using the Capital Value Process. Capital projects managed by the I&E SIS Engineer are typically replacement in kind, less than $250k total installed cost and the scope is limited to the engineer’s discipline.
• Support the Learning & Development team in the development of training programs and assist with training as needed.
• Manage the Site Technical Practices (STP) for instrumentation.
• Support the development of maintenance repair procedures related to instrumentation and analyzers. Ensure that the procedures are revised as required.
• Identify gaps and drive continuous improvement in the engineering work processes.
• Identify gaps and drive continuous improvement in the maintenance work processes.
• Monitor instrument & analyzer performance and operation; identify opportunities for improvement and incorporate into long term reliability plans.
• Provide technical support for instrumentation and analyzer maintenance work as needed.
• Provide root cause failure analysis for instrumentation and analyzer failures as needed.
• Provide Turnaround (TAR) support for instrumentation and analyzers as needed, provide TAR scope and review TAR job plans for instrumentation and analyzers.
• Devise strategic implementation of reliability plans.
• Participate in monthly asset reliability meetings to drive strategic agenda for site improvement.
• Provide technical support for emergency / after-hours work that requires troubleshooting and scope definition as needed.
• Identify cost savings opportunities for instrumentation and analyzers that supports the site’s goals.
• Perform instrument / analyzer design and issue construction packages for instrumentation and analyzer repairs.
• Provide instrument / analyzer design review on the Front-End Loading stages of Capital Expenditure projects to ensure that final product meets the site’s standards.
• Participate in Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) as needed.
• Maintain the safety critical instrument lists for site assets.
• Participate in Petrochemicals reliability networks.
• Adhere to the MOC process for field / shop modifications and operating parameter changes.
• Participate in and lead, if necessary, incident investigations.
• Complete special projects as requested.
• Promote a safe work environment by supporting SHE Expectations and procedures.
• Understand how the work of the Reliability Team affects the environment. Support your area to minimize impact on the environment. Support the site Environmental Management System (EMS).
• Uphold INEOS‘ commitment to health, safety, and security. Support your area to uphold INEOS‘ SHE policy.
• Compliance with and promotion of different behavioral and process safety initiatives and measures – supporting 20 INEOS SHE Principles, IGGN’s, SHE KPI’s, risk assessments, etc. These initiatives are reviewed on yearly appraisals.

Qualifications :

Salary : $250,000