Senior Engineer (Instrument)

Country United States / US City PORT ARTHUR Workplace location PORT ARTHUR-PORT ARTHUR REFINERY(TX-USA) Employer company TotalEnergies Petrochemicals & Refining USA, Inc. Domain Maintenance / Inspection / Technology Type of contract Regular position Experience Minimum 6 years

Context & Environment

Join our dynamic US Refining & Chemicals Maintenance Team as a Sr. Engineer (Instrument) at our Port Arthur Platform!  Read on for more, and don’t hesitate to apply today!

Activities

What You Bring: 

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering with 3+ years of progressive instrument engineering experience in a petrochemical facility
• Strong analytical and communication skills
• Knowledge and experience in ISA, ANSI, NEC, NESC, IEEE, and OSHA 1910 standards as they apply to electrical equipment and safe work practices
• Competent in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• This position requires daily interface with many disciplines within the refinery, with special emphasis on the ability to successfully communicate technical issues to non-Instrument personnel to assist them in making sound and safe decisions
• On call 24/7
• Extended work hours/schedules sometimes required during turn-around or project activities
• Ability to lead by example, logical problem-solving skills, works well in team environment, able to manage multiple/changing priorities
• Familiarity with INTOOLS
• Identify and eliminating "bad actor" instrument installations to reduce cost and improve production.
• Develop and issue Management of Change documentation required to satisfy OSHA PSM 29-CFR-1910.
• Investigate equipment failures and issue change recommendations to eliminate further occurrences.
• Develop and issue installed cost estimates for instrumentation improvement projects so that equipment owners can make informed decisions.
• Review, research and recommend instrumentation projects necessary to maintain instrumentation reliability on the process units.

Candidate Profile

• Identify and eliminating "bad actor" instrument installations to reduce cost and improve production.
• Develop and issue Management of Change documentation required to satisfy OSHA PSM 29-CFR-1910.
• Investigate equipment failures and issue change recommendations to eliminate further occurrences.
• Develop and issue installed cost estimates for instrumentation improvement projects so that equipment owners can make informed decisions.
• Review, research and recommend instrumentation projects necessary to maintain instrumentation reliability on the process units.
• Oversee (Support Large Capital Projects in) the design, selection, configuration, maintenance and documentation for Instrument systems at the Platform.