Engineer 1, Customer Order Engineering
Turbomachinery
Engineer1,CustomerOrderEngineering-Automation&Control
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“Engineer 1, Customer Order Engineering - Automation & Control at Engineer 1, Customer Order Engineering. Skills: Control Systems design, Panel engineering, Project execution. Execute projects. Perform basic/detailed engineering”
Industry & Context.
Risk mitigation plan
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BETech OR ME/MTech in “Instrumentation & Controls” OR “Electronics & Instrumentation” OR “Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation” OR “equivalent”, minimum 3 years of professional experience, exposure on Control Systems design, Operations & Maintenance in the Power / Oil & Gas industry
What You'll Do.
Perform basic/detailed engineering
Design Unit control panel
Develop purchase specifications
Prepare basic engineering drawings
Develop detailed engineering drawings
Ensure control panel drawings are made
Prepare control valve data sheets
Conduct project reviews
Participate in project calls
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Cross-functional collaboration; Interact/communicate with customers; Engage with suppliers; Collaborate with cross-functional teams; Work with local/global stakeholders
Communication Scope
Communicate with customers; Technical alignments
Process & Methodology
Drive engineering activities, Manage project schedules, Ensure delivery plan consistency, Mitigate project risks, Ensure timely delivery
Full Job Description
As a **Control Systems Engineer** , you will execute projects, perform basic/detailed engineering of control panels for turbomachinery equipment's such as Gas Turbine driven generators/compressors, Motor driven compressors etc through cross-functional collaboration & taking along all local/global take holders together. You will be responsible to drive engineering activities as per required project schedules & interact/communicate with customers as & when needed **As a Control Systems Engineer, you will be responsible for** : * Designing Unit control panel in accordance with customer specifications, agreed deviations, country regulations & internal design guidelines. * Selecting BOM (Bill of Material) for PLC & other components of the control panel complying to project needs. * Developing purchase specifications for control panel & associated components, engaging with Material & Engineering suppliers for technical alignments & ensure delivery plan consistency as per project schedule. * Preparing basic engineering drawings such as Control Panel Layout (dimensional) drawing / Network Architecture drawing & Power Supply Scheme. * Developing detailed engineering drawings such as I/O List, Functional Description, Cause & Effect, Functional Specifications & Logic diagrams as per project P&ID, field wiring diagrams and Instrument data sheets. * Ensuring control panel-related drawings such as Control Panel Wiring diagrams & Control Panel Construction Drawings are made, reviewed and delivered to customers as per project needs. Also ensuring cable schedule & Interconnecting Wiring diagram in line with panel drawings. * Preparing control valve & flow element data sheets as per project piping, process & customer specifications and then supporting SOURCING for technical alignment and PO placement. * Collaborating with cross-functional teams such as SOURCING / QUALITY / PROJECT MANAGEMENT / OTHER ENGINEERING FUNCTIONS locally & globally ensuring smooth project execution and succes
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