About this role
A global energy infrastructure and technology company is seeking an Instrument Technician for Well Head activities in Rivers. The role involves assisting with instrument and electrical maintenance on wellhead platforms and FPSO operations, in line with client and company safety systems. The technician will plan and supervise maintenance work, maintain and calibrate instrument systems, and support other technicians as needed. The position targets candidates with substantial field experience in instrumentation, electrical work, and process/field control systems. The project scope includes working on wellhead platforms, FPSO utilities, and production-related tasks under CNR and YINSON supervision.
What you would do
- Assist client supervisors with instrument and electrical maintenance on WHT platforms.
- Assist process supervisors with instrument and electrical maintenance for FPSO operations when assigned.
- Perform safe operations and maintenance per HSEQ systems and CNR SHE requirements.
- Plan and supervise maintenance work performed by WHT maintenance personnel.
- Maintain, repair, update and calibrate all wellhead instrument systems.
- Provide backup support to ELIT and INST TECHNICIAN as needed.
- Handle AMOS computer system tasks and inventory related to WHT operations.
- Report status of wellhead instrument equipment to CNR representative.
- Liaise with CNR representative for spare parts stock and purchasing.
- Ensure work is performed safely and in compliance with permits and shutdown/startup procedures.
What they are asking for
- AMOS certificate
- Very good English language skills (written and spoken)
- Minimum 4 years of field or production experience
- Experience as electro-technical officer on-board tanker ships or automation engineer with electrical background for instrumentation systems
- Experience with pneumatic field instrumentation
- Knowledge of process/field logic control systems
- Familiarity with safety shutdown systems, PTW systems, and relevant safety procedures
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