Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer

Teamwork and support

• Working together with Project Lead Engineers and Project Layout Designers to realize the electrical & instrumentation part control and automation part of the project.
• Supports procurement for technical evaluation of supplier offers and subcontractors regarding MCR related procurement.

Realizing the automation part of the project:

• Defines the cable routing and cable trays in the layout.
• Defines and selects the electrical cabling and executes cable calculations.
• Defines and selects various electrical instruments, sensors, control panels, gauge panels, turbine panel integration, power distribution panel, ...
• Design and selection of various types of flowmeters required for flow measurements and control like steam, water, air and flue gas, compressed air, cooling water etc.
• Works according to governing national and international codes for electrical and instrumentation standards.
• Knowledgeable of protection classes, insulation classes and hazardeous classes for panels and instruments.
• Cooperates with vendors who are making electrical schemes and control panels
• Does FAT of control panels
• Can define and select switch gear, motors and frequency drives,
• Participating in the compliance & conformity exercise of the MCR related part of the plant.
• Preparing P&ID.
• Creates part lists, bill of materials and datasheets ready for RFQ on relevant electical parts and instrumentation.

Site realization and feedback:

• Carrying out the FAT for control panels for the projects (e.g. Subcontracted equipment or programs).
• Assisting with commissioning of the energy plants if required.

Health & Safety:

• Respect of H&S legal requirements and others (ex. Standards) and H&S VYNCKE requirements.
• Responsible for assuring that an installation can be build and used in a healthy and safe manner

Other responsibilities:

• Acting as the project's internal contact person when it comes to electrical matters.
• Assisting Customer Services on electrical and instrumentation matters.
• Participating in the creation of manuals.