Summary
ARO Drilling is hiring an Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer III in Dammam. The role covers engineering design and analysis, rig surveys, coordination of engineering work, review of third-party documents, and support for procurement and regulatory approvals. The engineer will also provide technical guidance, support rig safety cases, and help develop engineering solutions for audits, incidents, and improvements. Applicants should have a bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering or equivalent, and 7–9 years of relevant offshore design and engineering experience with a drilling contractor, shipyard, or oil and gas EPC firm.
The posting
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Shall Include but not limited to:
•Perform electrical and instrumentation engineering design and analysis with adequate and appropriate documentation.
•Supervise/coordinate basic and detailed engineering to fulfill the project in accordance with the design criteria (as defined for the project, Company procedures and standards).
•Attend rig surveys & vendor facilities to define design requirements and develop the scope of work required for equipment additions, modifications, repairs and conversions with sound, best practiced engineering that meets regulatory standards and contract specifications.
•Generates drawings and sketches as necessary to support any design calculation and documentation.
•Interface and collaboration with Operations, Supply Chain, and relevant ARO interdepartmental for required assistance.
•Ensure review/comment and approves appropriately of third party developed engineering documentation including drawings and calculations.
•Assist with RFQ development to vendors to procure design required materials & equipment, and recertification in accordance with Company standards.
•Applies assigned contractual, regulatory and ARO standards to the prosecution of the work.
•Ensure assigned engineering works are in accordance with applicable international and reliable standards and codes.
•Liaise and obtain class and regulatory approvals.
•Ensure accurate tracking and calculation is maintained for weight control/incline activities.
•Provides supervision and guidance to all assigned staff and vendors.
•Provides highly skilled technical and management advice and assistance to stakeholders.
•Responsible for ensuring company standards, policies and procedures are fully adhered to all design and engineering tasks.
•Conducts periodic review of the rig specific technical specification and provides feedback for the updates.
•Participates in the investigation of incidents and corrective actions for non-conformances that require engineering solutions.
•Generates engineering solutions and proposed enhancements to rig installations in response to audits, safety and environmental cases or company identified improvements.
•Provide and assist with technical support for rig specific safety cases.
•Be knowledgeable of social, cultural, and environmental implications of engineering practices and activities.
Engineer
•Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electrical & Instrumentation Engineering or equivalen
•Engineer III (E & I):7-9 years of relevant working experience in offshore Electrical & Instrumentation design and engineering with drilling contractor, shipyard and or O&G EPC firms.