Head of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering

Job Overview

The position involves leading and managing all engineering activities related to Electrical, Instrumentation, and Telecommunications disciplines for the NFA Sustainability Project. This includes technical leadership and quality assurance throughout the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering, Procurement, Installation, and Commissioning (EPIC) phases. The role ensures the safe, timely, and cost-efficient delivery of Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) engineering for offshore facilities. Compliance with project requirements, corporate standards, regulatory mandates, and international industry standards is crucial.

This role includes supervision of the E&I engineering team and contractors to facilitate successful project execution involving offshore platforms, compression facilities, power systems, telecommunications, and associated infrastructure.

Experience and Skills Required

• At least 15 years’ experience in Instrumentation, Control, and Electrical Engineering within the oil and gas sector, with a minimum of 10 years supporting offshore oil and gas processing facilities.
• Minimum 7 years in a senior leadership role within the discipline such as Lead Instrumentation Engineer, Lead E&I Engineer, or Discipline Head.
• Proven track record supporting FEED and EPC/EPIC phases of major offshore projects including platforms, high-pressure gas facilities, compression systems, topsides, jackets, and related infrastructure.
• Strong proficiency in design, engineering assurance, design reviews, procurement, construction, commissioning, and contractor management within Instrumentation, Control, Electrical, and Telecommunications engineering.
• Comprehensive knowledge of Shell Design Engineering Practices (DEPs), international engineering codes and standards, engineering software, and project delivery methodologies.
• Exceptional leadership, planning, communication, and stakeholder management capabilities in large, multidisciplinary project settings.

Educational Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Instrumentation & Control Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering from an accredited university; advanced degrees are considered beneficial.
• Professional certifications such as Chartered Engineer or Professional Engineer status are preferred.