HEAD, ELECTRICAL & INSTR ENGINEERING

Primary Purpose Of The Job Lead and manage all Electrical, Instrumentation and Telecommunications engineering activities for the NFA Sustainability Project, providing technical leadership and assurance throughout the FEED and EPIC phases. Accountable for the safe, timely and cost-effective delivery of E&I engineering for offshore facilities, ensuring compliance with project requirements, corporate standards, regulatory requirements and international industry standards. Provide leadership to the E&I engineering team and engineering contractors to ensure successful execution of the project, including offshore platforms, compression facilities, power systems, telecommunications and associated infrastructure. Required Experience And Skills • Minimum 15 years' experience in Instrumentation, Control and Electrical Engineering within the oil and gas industry, including at least 10 years supporting offshore oil and gas processing facilities. • Minimum 7 years' experience in a senior discipline leadership role such as Lead Instrumentation Engineer, Lead E&I Engineer, Discipline Head or equivalent. • Proven experience supporting FEED and EPC/EPIC phases of major offshore oil and gas projects, including offshore platforms, high-pressure gas facilities, compression systems, topsides, jackets and associated infrastructure. • Strong knowledge of Instrumentation, Control, Electrical and Telecommunications engineering design, engineering assurance, design reviews, procurement, construction, commissioning and contractor management. • Thorough familiarity with Shell DEPs, international engineering codes and standards, engineering software and project delivery processes. • Demonstrated leadership, planning, communication and stakeholder management skills within large, multi-disciplinary project environments. Educational Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree or higher in Instrumentation & Control or Electrical and Electronics Engineering from a recognized university; a higher degree would be advantageous. • Chartered Engineer / Professional Engineer status or equivalent is preferred.