Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

Coordinating with the project engineering team for the execution of the design of projects

Instrumentation Specification (selection, technical data sheets, bid analysis and recommendations) and Procurement for field instruments and control systems

Design and review the engineering work packages and construction work packages including: data sheets; installation details; instrument location drawings; loop diagrams; wiring diagrams; instrument lists; I/O lists and assignments; instrument UPS load requirements lists; location plans; area classification drawings; control system architecture diagrams; communication block diagrams; building, control room, and MCC layouts; control panel, marshalling cabinet, junction box, and communication cabinet layouts; AC power distribution, DC power distribution load lists; single line diagrams; IO schematics; logic diagrams; cause and effect diagrams/shutdown key; instrument indexes; material requisition; and vendor packages

Reviewing and maintaining project schedules, and tracking engineering tasks and deliverables in conjunction with project management

Participating in design reviews and HAZOPs as required

Maintaining current knowledge of industry and regulatory standards

Adhering to Lanmark’s Quality Management System (QMS)

Ensuring design is in accordance with applicable codes and requirements, including Lanmark and client specifications and standards

Assigning and outlining work for others, and reviewing work for technical accuracy and adequacy

Authenticating documentation with a professional engineering stamp as required

Performing FAT, pre-commissioning and commissioning activities

Ensuring that all work is properly checked in accordance with Lanmark and client Standards & Procedures

Responsible for adhering to all health and safety policies and guidelines

Professional Engineer registered with either a state board of licensure for Professional Engineers or NCEES

A minimum of 5 years of EIC engineering experience

Experience at an EPCM in the energy, transmission pipelines, or petrochemical industry is preferred

Bachelor of Science degree in engineering with an accredited American or Canadian university (or equivalent); electrical, instrumentation, and/or controls specialization preferred

Comprehensive understanding of interdisciplinary engineering deliverables for project execution specific to energy, transmission pipelines and petrochemical industries

Extensive knowledge of pneumatic and electrical instrumentation specification selection for various energy and petrochemical processes

PLC, DCS industrial control network knowledge

Strong knowledge of control applications including control loop definitions and interlocking systems

Design and specification experience with single-line, control loop, area classification drawings

Excellent written and oral communication skills

Strong interpersonal skills combined with a positive, team-oriented attitude