Instrumentation & Electrical Specialist/Engineer

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Provides knowledge and expertise in instrumentation, instrumented control systems and automation (including Yokogawa), including inspection, troubleshooting and repair. Scope & design and implement instrument and electrical elements of project, end-to-end. Maintain Process Control System, Process Control Networks, all types of instrumentation and Electrical infrastructure of the plant. Maintain all documentation associated with Electricals, Instrumentation, Automation and Communication Networks. Ensure applicable standards & best practices of safety, quality, engineering, environment, and energy efficiency are applied to all aspects of work. Remain on top of performance KPIs for assets under care, analyze their data and devise action plans for continuous improvement. Manage a healthy balance of work between in-house workforce and contractors to effectively implement maintenance activities. Review technical problems, provide direction and guidance and become personally involved in the solution of operational issues. Act as owner for contractors with high-risk job portfolios in the space of I&E. Assist the broader the M&P team for maintaining 100% Process Safety compliance across the plant. Train other technical personnel in the in-house and contractor workforce for improving efficiency and effectiveness of maintenance operations. Qualifications, Knowledge, Skills, and Experience 5 to 7 years of field experience, preferably in oil & gas or manufacturing. Advantage: Experience of Yokogawa DCS & Foundation Fieldbus Instrumentation Engineering (Electronics, Mechatronics or Electrical). Engineers of other disciplines can be considered if experience is relevant to requirements. Chevron participates in E-Verify in certain locations as required by law.

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