FOPS Instrumentation Leader

Responsibilities

• Adopt & demonstrate exemplary behaviour with regard to HSEQ rules & requirements, Company Ethics & “Code of Conduct” policy.
• Ensures that conformity and certification of facilities is ensured.
• Validate strategy and optimization of maintenance plans.
• Follows Safety Critical Elements maintenance implementation.
• Fulfill the role of SECE Guardian for instrumented systems.
• Instrumentation maintenance.
• Ensure implementation of operation and maintenance strategy based on FO objectives.
• Approve the maintenance philosophy and strategy (spare parts, maintenance plans, outsourcing), monitor their implementation and advise on their effectiveness.
• Shall point the observed problems in the design out and propose alternative solutions.
• Manage quality, quantity, consumption of spare parts to ensure their availability.
• Ensure maintenance engineering is meeting availability, maintainability and operating cost. Ensure the use of CMIMS onshore and on sites to provide an accurate maintenance management system.
• Manage technical expertise provided to sites in various maintenance disciplines to solve maintenance issues.
• Develop periodic reporting activities of the Discipline and follow them.
• Review and comment Engineering documents related to Maintenance discipline.
• Participate when requested to gap analysis between CTRs design and Company Specifications in liaison with TEC.
• Contribute to the definition of the Commissioning strategy.
• Review Operational Test Procedures.
• Evaluate CTR personnel and ensure training plans are in line with job roles and plant equipment types.
• Act as technical discipline focal point on specific project/work scopes and contracts: ensure interfaces with TEPA Entities when required & liaise with specialists Discipline Headquarters (TEC, OPS).