E&I Testing and Commissioning Engineer

Job Description

Develop and execute detailed Testing and Commissioning (T&C) plans and procedures for:

• Low and medium voltage switchgear
• Motor control centers (MCC)
• Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
• HVAC systems
• Fire and gas detection systems
• Lighting and small power
• Control and instrumentation interfaces
• Oversee pre-commissioning activities, including:
• Inspection and verification of equipment installation
• Continuity and insulation resistance testing
• Functional checks
• Loop checks and interlock testing
• Plan and supervise energization sequences in compliance with project safety standards and permit systems.
• Liaise with project teams, vendors, and offshore operations personnel to align priorities and resolve technical issues.
• Ensure all commissioning records, check sheets, and test reports are properly documented and approved.
• Lead troubleshooting and rectification of defects during commissioning and early operation.
• Enforce strict adherence to offshore safety procedures, isolations, and PTW requirements.
• Provide progress reporting and status updates to project management.
• Support training and handover to the client operations team.
  
  

Job Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Instrumentation, or a related discipline.
• Minimum 5–8 years’ experience in Testing & Commissioning of electrical systems in:
  
  

Offshore platforms

FPSOs

Oil & gas process facilities

Demonstrated Expertise In

Switchgear and MCC commissioning

Protection relay testing

UPS and battery systems

Control system interfaces (DCS/ESD/F&G)

Valid offshore survival certification (e.g., BOSIET)

Familiarity With Relevant Standards

IEC 61892 (Offshore Installations)

API RP 14F

ATEX / IECEx

Electrical area classification and hazardous area practices

• Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills.
• Experience working with packaged E-House vendors and FAT coordination
• Exposure to dynamic commissioning and start-up phases of large offshore projects