PCIS Engineer

• Work onsite as a PCIS Engineer (Controls and Instrumentation Engineer) in a process plant environment.
• Troubleshoot power and control system issues and repair or replace electrical components.
• Implement approved process and equipment changes, optimizations, and upgrades.
• Take ownership of assigned equipment or technology areas and support breakdown elimination.
• Provide after-hours and on-call support as required.
• Participate in vendor meetings, project meetings, and design reviews.
• Support PCIS component procurement and develop safety validation documentation for approval.
• Develop engineering designs and packages for power and instrumentation installations in industrial plants.
• Define project scope, coordinate with customers and offshore engineering teams, and deliver engineering documentation.
• Collect design inputs from customers, vendors, and construction teams.
• Coordinate design reviews and obtain necessary customer and construction approvals.
• Support electrical construction, installation, commissioning, and startup activities.
• Lead electrical startup activities for process and packaging equipment.
• Coordinate and manage electrical construction vendors.
• Provide troubleshooting support for packaging and process systems.
• Support production improvements and execution of engineering changes (EO).
• Participate in equipment commissioning, qualification, and validation activities.

Required Skills:

• Instrumentation & Control Design: Experience developing engineering design packages for industrial process plants.
• Instrumentation Selection: Knowledge of process instrumentation specification, selection, setup, calibration verification, and adjustment.
• Field Instruments: Experience with Fisher valves, Micro Motion flowmeters, Rosemount transmitters, and Endress+Hauser (E+H) flowmeters and transmitters.
• Control Systems: Knowledge of Rockwell control and communication systems, Allen-Bradley VFDs, PLCs, and SCADA systems.
• Engineering Documentation: Preparation of instrument datasheets, I/O lists, instrument lists, wiring diagrams, and engineering information.
• Electrical Distribution: Experience with low-voltage (LV) electrical distribution design, power distribution panels, and motor control centers (MCCs) for process plants in compliance with NEC.
• Machine Safety: Knowledge of Category 3 (CAT 3) safety wiring.
• Control Panel Design: Knowledge of UL 508A standards.
• Electrical Troubleshooting: Experience with MCCs, VFDs, and electrical schematics.
• Commissioning & Validation: P