LAN and Radio Telecommunications Commissioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-25
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Engineering
Telecoms Engineering, Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Field/Service Technician
Madre Integrated Engineering | Full time
LAN and Radio Telecommunications Commissioning EngineerPlan, supervise, and execute the installation, testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning, and handover of telecommunications systems.
Perform troubleshooting and commissioning of LAN/WAN networks, fibre-optic structured cabling, VHF/UHF/TETRA radio, microwave, network-management, and vessel-safety systems.
Conduct and coordinate FAT, SAT, system integration testing, performance testing, and final acceptance activities.
Prepare, review, and approve engineering drawings, technical documents, test procedures, method statements, and contractor deliverables.
Manage commissioning activities for FEED and EPIC greenfield and brownfield projects, from engineering through project handover.
Coordinate with clients, contractors, vendors, and multidisciplinary teams while managing resources, schedules, technical issues, HSE compliance, HAZID, and SIMOPS requirements.
RequirementsMinimum 12-15 years of telecommunications commissioning experience, including at least 8-10 years in onshore or offshore oil and gas facilities.
Strong technical expertise in LAN/WAN networks, fibre-optic structured cabling, VHF/UHF/TETRA radio, microwave systems, network-management systems, and vessel-safety systems.
Proven experience in FEED and EPIC greenfield and brownfield projects, including engineering-document review, FAT, SAT, installation, commissioning, and handover.
Strong communication, technical writing, coordination, planning, and resource-management skills, with proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Project, Visio, AutoCAD, and Navisworks. Valid BOSIET/FOET with CA-EBS and Basic H2S certification is preferred, along with the ability to travel and work at client locations worldwide.
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