PurposeThe
Senior Instrumentation Engineer provides high-quality instrumentation and control (I&C) engineering services to Worley and its customers. This role is responsible for the technical execution of I&C engineering work across projects, supporting delivery to scope, schedule, budget, and quality requirements, while contributing to mentoring and technical development within the instrumentation team.
ResponsibilitiesDeliver instrumentation engineering services that meet Worley, client, and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements, on time and within budget.
Key accountabilities include:
- Leading the execution of instrumentation and control engineering activities on assigned projects or project scopes.
- Supporting project planning and delivery, including participation in relevant meetings, preparation of progress reports, and compliance with required checking and quality assurance procedures.
- Ensuring project scope is clearly defined and that changes are managed in accordance with project change management processes.
- Providing technical input and support during procurement, construction, and commissioning phases, including:
- Preparation and review of requisitions
- Technical bid evaluations
- Review of vendor documentation and purchase orders
- Coordinating instrumentation engineering activities with multidisciplinary teams (process, electrical, mechanical, piping, automation) to ensure integrated project delivery.
- Identifying and resolving discrepancies between Worley and client standards and requirements.
- Supporting the development and technical review of instrumentation engineering deliverables.
- Providing guidance and technical support to intermediate and junior engineers and designers as required.
- Communicating effectively with internal teams, clients, and project stakeholders.
- Proactively identifying technical issues and risks, developing appropriate solutions, and escalating when needed.
Technical & Industry Experience- Demonstrated experience delivering instrumentation and control engineering work on industrial projects (e.g., energy, mining, chemicals, or infrastructure).
- Working knowledge of engineering systems, workflows, and document management tools (e.g., SAP, KMS, or equivalent project systems).
- Experience participating in process safety and operability studies (e.g., HAZOP, LOPA) and implementing outcomes into engineering design.
- Understanding of project scope definition, workshare execution, and the practical impacts of TA/NTA execution models.
Strong working knowledge of Instrumentation & Control deliverables, including: - Junction box and marshalling panel design
- P&IDs
- Loop diagrams, wiring diagrams, and instrument location drawings
- Motor control and interconnection schematics
- Instrument installation details
- Instrument datasheets and specifications
- I/O lists
- Bills of material
- Cable, conduit, and tray schedules
- Control narratives and philosophies
- Cause & effect diagrams
- Material requisitions
- Construction and engineering work packages
Working knowledge of instrumentation selection and application, including: - Flow measurement (orifice, vortex, venturi, magnetic, ultrasonic)
- Level measurement (radar, displacers, gauges)
- Temperature measurement (including thermowell design and frequency wake calculations)
- Pressure measurement
Education, Qualifications & Accreditation Required: - Accredited Engineering Degree in Instrumentation, Electrical, Chemical, Mechanical, or related discipline.
- Currently registered as a Professional Engineer (P.Eng) with APEGA.
- Solid experience in instrumentation and control engineering roles on multidisciplinary projects.
- Demonstrated ability to develop, review, and interpret I&C designs, drawings, and technical documentation.
- Strong communication, coordination, and analytical skills.
