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Job Description:
Instrumentation & Electrical Designer with 10 years of experience of AutoCAD 2D Design, InTools and SPI in compliance with API Standards codes and NFPA standards in Oil & Gas, Refinery, Chemicals & other associated industries.
Job Description:
Instrumentation & Electrical Designer with 10 years of experience of AutoCAD 2D Design, InTools and SPI in compliance with API Standards codes and NFPA standards in Oil & Gas, Refinery, Chemicals & other associated industries.
- Instrumentation and Electrical Designer experienced 2D drafting, SPI and InTools experience
- Knowledge of Field Instrumentation, Loop Drawings, Instrumentation Layout drawings, Hook-up Drawings, JB Drawings and Control room FTA is highly desirable.
- Experience in Electrical design specially in low voltage (below 480V) is preferred. Experience in developing Area Classification drawing, One line diagram, Earthing/ Grounding Layout, Power drawings layout
- Responsible for working directly with site operations, technicians, and project teams to develop scope of work for Client
- Communicate with site project engineer, site document controller, operations, and Client’s team for project requirements
- Develop detailed design drawings for I&E deliverables using AutoCAD and SPI.
- Interface with Client’s design team in India to coordinate about for project scope discussions and Design Review discussions
- Work with vendors for any vendor specific items and update the relevant I/E drawings.
- Quality Review and Validation of final deliverables before submission to client.
- Ensure site safety and health protocols are followed
- Interface and coordinate with multiple engineering disciplines to meet project design requirements and effectively manage the internal flow of data and design changes.