Electrical And Instrumentation Inspector

Roles & Responsibilities

• Conduct thorough inspections of electrical and instrumentation systems to ensure compliance with design specifications, industry standards, and safety regulations to guarantee operational integrity.
• Review and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, and technical documentation to verify the accuracy of installations and identify potential discrepancies or errors.
• Perform pre‑commissioning and commissioning checks including loop checks, calibration, and functional testing of instruments and control systems to ensure proper functionality.
• Witness and verify the installation of electrical and instrumentation equipment including cables, conduits, panels, and devices, and ensure proper grounding and bonding.

• Diploma/Degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Minimum of 15 years experience in Oil & Gas and Petrochemical Industries as an inspector in the construction of new and brownfield modifications to existing electric power distribution systems (33kV, 11kV, 3.3kV, and 415V), switch gear, control gear, distribution boards, UPS, earthing & lighting, underground cabling, cathodic protection, lighting and small power distribution systems.
• Proven experience in liaising with EPC contractors, manufacturers, and client representatives during FAT and SAT of electric equipment and instrumentation equipment.
• Experience interpreting and applying EPC contractor and vendor design documentation in construction, testing, and commissioning of all instrumentation and control systems in DCS, including modifications to the existing ESD, fire and gas systems, control room architecture and provision of new package boiler instrumentation systems.
• Good knowledge of ASME, AWS, API, DNV, ISO and BS codes, as well as ISO and other international standards.
• Good knowledge of spoken and written English language, including writing of technical reports.
• Computer literate.