You will provide electrical, instrument, and controls engineering services to Worley and its customers, including technical support and supervision within the electrical, instrument, and controls engineering team.

Responsibilities

Deliver electrical, instrument, and controls engineering services that meet Worley's, its customers', and applicable statutory and regulatory specifications, on time and within budget.

Perform electrical, instrument, and controls engineering services such as:

• participate in relevant meetings
• prepare progress reports
• follow required checking procedures
• ensure the project scope is clear
• ensure any changes comply with project change management processes
• provide assistance and advice during procurement, construction and commissioning activities. (For example, write specifications and conduct technical bid evaluations.)

If required, act as the electrical, instrument, and controls engineering lead on specific projects.

If responsible for a team:

• outline project requirements including actively promoting workshare, where appropriate, assign tasks and supervise progress;
• ensure the required services meet Worley’s, its customers’, and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements, on time and within budget.

Proactively resolve any discrepancies between Worley and its Customer's requirements.

Keep current with the latest developments and technical innovations in electrical, instrument, and controls engineering.

If required, assist and support junior personnel within the electrical, instrument, and controls engineering team.

Communicate effectively with the electrical, instrument, and controls engineering team and project stakeholders, including the Customer.

Identify issues and problems, develop appropriate solutions, and ask for assistance when required.

Highly effective technical and practical engineering skills and ability to consistently deliver quality, accurate, and timely work to Worley and its customers.

A sound knowledge of the fundamental requirements of electrical, instrument, and controls engineering, and the basic requirements of other engineering fields.

A sound knowledge of applicable local and international standards and statutory and regulatory requirements.

Competent use of electrical, instrument, and controls engineering specific software.

Competent use of relevant software such as MS Office Suite.

Substantial technical and practical experience in electrical, instrument, and controls engineering in the same or similar industry including experience in working in multi-disciplinary projects and teams.

Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training

Required:

A recognized and relevant engineering degree.

Preferred:

Relevant postgraduate qualifications in engineering, management, project management or supervisory qualifications or equivalent.

Registered professional engineering credentials

Engineer in Training credentials