FPU Instrument Engineer #O&G1

Bureau Veritas · Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site · 8 days ago

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Posted October 06, 2026 · Read from Bureau Veritas
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Qualification:

a) Bachelor Degree in Electrical/Physics Engineering (S1) from university

b) Minimum 10 years experiences in relevant instrument engineering design upstream oil and gas facilities topside facilities.

c) Experience with relevant international codes and standards: ISA, FCI, API, IEC, NEMA, ASME, AGA, ISO, ANSI and Company Standard.

d) Experience with the instrument specification and design criteria, instrument drawings (e.g. P&ID, instrument layout, hook up, termination, hydraulic and control schematic), MAC architecture (DCS, ESD, F&G), hazardous area classification concept, datasheet, calculation, MTO, cable schedule, tubing schedule and bulk material.

e) Experience with field instrumentation, control valves, SDV, PSV, HIPPS, MPFM, DCS, ESD, F&G, PAGA, Gas Turbine Compressor Control System and Subsea Topside Control System such as MCS, PHPU, TUTU, SSIV LCP, AVGM is essential.

f) Experience with EPCI Contractors

Employer
Bureau Veritas
Location
Gendalo Gendang, Indonesia · On site