Plant Control & Instrumentation Engineer

Reporting to the E/I Engineering Manager

Basedn: Wilton, Teesside

Salary: Negotiable - Whilst all salaries are graded, Sembcorp are keen to attract, retain and develop the highest calibre of colleague. Also, the company offer a market leading benefits package and annual bonus.

Position overview:

As the Plant Control & Instrumentation Engineer, you will report to the E/I Engineering manager and initiate, develop and deliver key strategic performance and reliability improvements, rationalisation and projects in the Asset Management business whilst advising on longer term asset policy on key systems and maintaining technical standards to meet legislator and operational requirements of the operating plant.

The C&I Plant Engineer will develop control and instrumentation assets including raising defect work orders, engineering MOC, basic design for new installations, approving drawings designed by others, assisting maintenance on more complex problem solving, managing resource and supervising contractors.

You will be expected to demonstrate the appropriate behaviours and commitment towards health and safety to ensure we maintain our first-class safety culture.

Key responsibilities:

Manage plant budgets for specific areasSystem specialist for control & instrumentation on site assetsTake personal responsibility for specific plant area, sign off plant modificationsPositively encourage a culture of safety firstEnsure the EC&I team and contractors adhere to safe systems of work and relevant external and internal engineering standardsEnsure compliance with all Health, Safety & Environmental legislation and statutory requirementsReview and audit maintenance policies and procedures to ensure compliance with industry best practice and British StandardsEnsure RAMS are in place and followed for all standard, regular and workshop tasksContribute to the development of business strategy by providing technical proposals and plans for improvement in asset performanceActively drive defect elimination, and root cause investigations for specific plant areasWork with equipment suppliers and others to problem solve and identify scope driving improvement opportunitiesManage specialist support contractorsOn a 'reasonable endeavours' basis, provide 'out of hours' support to the shift operations teamCarry out SHE activities including producing method statements, risk assessments and carrying out audits etc.Fully support the EC&I Engineering team and Engineering Manager across all plant areasOriginate, deliver and manage projects, rationalisation initiatives, lead studies and implement plansEstablish, direct and motivate multi-functional project teamsProvide technical support, policy advice and expertise to the businessMaintain awareness and evaluate the impact of technological advances and future trends in order to better advise the business on investment opportunitiesRepresent the company as a technical expert in discussions with external organisations including suppliers, potential new customers and existing customers etc. Requirements:

A relevant Degree in Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering is essentialSignificant experience and understanding gained on varying Instrumentation associated with heavy industry plant and process is essentialSignificant experience gained from a Control and Instrument Engineer bias role is requiredExperience of process plant operations, control systems experience with Delta V and Siemens S7 is beneficialControl systems experience for heavy industrial plants is essentialExpert knowledge of SHE legislation, BS EN 61511, DSEAR regulations and electrical wiring regulations (IEE) are requiredTUV Functional Safety certified would be beneficial18th Edition electrical qualifications would be beneficialA National Safety Passport would be idealCompex Ex01-Ex04 and Ex5&Ex6 certification would be beneficialExperience of leading a team would be idealMicrosoft Projects experience would be advantageousCompetency with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint is a mustA full driving licence is requiredRight to work in the UK is essentialThe Plant C&I Engineer will be a credible, commercial and strategic professional with excellent communication, presentation, influencing, problem solving and analytical skills as well as a high concern for standards and a results focused approach Essential

Electrical or Instrumentation engineering degreeExperience and qualifications in ATEX standardExperience in BS7671 (18th Edition)Heavy Industrial, power generation or power distribution experience Desirable:

Contractor management (small scale)Internal staff (direct reports) management For more information on this opportunity please contact the retained recruitment partner Adam Pearson at Imperial Recruitment Group.