Sr. Engineer, Instrument & Control

Overview

Technical authority overseeing I&C design, integration, testing and commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

• integration
• design review
• commissioning
• compliance
• reporting
• vendor coordination

Tasks

The purpose of the Senior I&C Engineer (PMC) is to act as the technical authority and client representative for all instrumentation and control system activities, ensuring the pipeline and reservoir contract is delivered with robust, compliant, and seamlessly integrated I&C solutions that support safe, efficient, and sustainable operations. -Progress Reports & Dashboards – Periodic updates to client and PMC management on I&C deliverables and commissioning milestones. -Coordinate with engineering, SCADA, electrical, and mechanical teams to align I&C deliverables with overall project execution. -Engage with vendors and equipment suppliers for technical compliance and performance validation. -Oversee the integration of instrumentation systems with SCADA, PLC, RTU, and DCS platforms. -Ensure contractors follow approved Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and method statements. -Support the client in benchmarking against the best international practices for water sector I&C systems. -Promote adoption of advanced instrumentation technologies, digital sensors, and intelligent field devices. -Provide technical guidance on the selection and application of field instruments, transmitters, analysers, and control devices. -Ensure seamless interface between instrumentation, mechanical, and electrical systems across pipelines, pumping stations, and reservoirs. -Review and approve contractors’ I&C designs, datasheets, drawings, and material submittals. -Coordination Meetings & Workshops – Interface sessions with engineering, contractors, and vendors to resolve design and integration issues. -Ensure compliance with specifications, international codes (IEC, ISA, ISO), and project contract requirements. -Technical Submittals & Approval Workflows – I&C drawings, datasheets, ITPs, and method statements reviewed via EDMS. -Conduct regular inspections, audits, and technical reviews to identify gaps or risks. -Review and validate O&M manuals, system schematics, and control logic documentation. -Monitor contractors’ compliance with I&C specifications, project schedule, and quality standards. -Supervise and witness Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT), loop checks, calibration, and system commissioning. -Recommend corrective actions and support issue resolution with contractors and vendors.

Requirements

• instrumentation
• fat/sat
• scada
• plc
• isa
• o&m

What You Bring

-Instrumentation & Control Expertise – Mastery of field instrumentation, transmitters, analysers, and control system integration. -FAT/SAT & Commissioning Records – Formal documentation and reports submitted for system acceptance. -Systems Integration – Skilled in aligning I&C systems with SCADA, PLC, RTU, and electrical/mechanical disciplines. -Regulatory & Standards Knowledge – In-depth understanding of IEC, ISA, ISO, and Saudi regulatory requirements, including cybersecurity standards. -Training & Handover Documentation – O&M manuals, calibration records, and training materials for client operations teams. -Testing & Commissioning – Strong capability in loop checks, FAT/SAT, calibration, and commissioning activities for utility infrastructure.

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About Dar Engineering

-Specialises in integrated services—architectural & engineering design, project and construction management. -Delivers high-impact projects for governments, international organisations and private-sector clients. -Operates across sectors like infrastructure, buildings, healthcare, energy and power. -Backed by ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 certifications, demonstrating commitment to quality and safety. -Supported by regional hubs in India, Egypt, Pakistan and Portugal, enabling agile global delivery. -Known for engineering complex power and utility systems alongside architectural and planning projects.

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