Commissioning Engineer (ICSS)

Role Overview

Commissioning Engineer (ICSS) with McDermott. The role applies conceptual knowledge of commissioning engineering and, with moderate guidance from colleagues and leadership, solves a range of straightforward commissioning problems by analyzing possible solutions using standard procedures and building knowledge of company processes and customers.

Role Purpose

To support the commissioning function by analyzing and solving commissioning engineering problems, building technical knowledge, understanding critical business drivers, and applying technical judgment to solve problems in straightforward situations using experience and established precedents.

Key Responsibilities

Home Office Support

• Report to the Commissioning Manager and provide support to the Principal Commissioning Engineer in the preparation of home office deliverables.

Site Commissioning Activities

• Participate in walk-down inspections, punch listing, and testing including troubleshooting of mechanical, electrical, and instrument component issues that can arise on the project.
• Operate and maintain manuals development.
• Support commissioning and start-up spares development.
• Support first fills and consumables development.
• Develop commissioning and start-up procedures.
• Perform discipline equipment system checks and tests.
• Conduct function testing of mechanical, electrical, and instrument systems.
• Participate in commissioning, start-up, and performance testing.
• Resolve operational and maintenance issues during commissioning, start-up, and performance tests.
• Supervise craft personnel required for site pre-commissioning and commissioning activities.

Collaboration and Coordination

• Work in collaboration within the project team and with the client to maintain positive relationships.
• Coordinate activities with other engineers in the commissioning team.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in engineering.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in oil and gas with a major contractor or consultant.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in a chemical, refinery, or oil and gas process facility.
• Good understanding of concepts, principles, and practices in commissioning, completions, and training.
• Basic knowledge of other functions such as construction and operations and maintenance.
• Preferred: 2 or more years of previous commissioning and start-up experience in the chemical, refinery, or oil and gas industry.
• Preferred: degree or diploma or equivalent in engineering.

Skills & Competencies

• Good understanding of industry concepts and ability to apply this understanding to improve effectiveness.
• Proficiency in English; multi-language skills a plus.
• Effective communication of technical solutions and concepts to other engineers and non-engineers.
• Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio.
• Good organizational skills and adaptability to the needs of various discipline groups.
• Ability to assess and communicate project requirements and expectations in a clearly defined, positive, and productive manner.

Additional Information

• Willing and able to travel to construction sites on assignments to international sites.