O&M - Instrumentation Engineer

1. Instrumentation Maintenance 
   • Regularly inspect, calibrate, and maintain instrumentation systems, including flow meters, pressure sensors, level indicators, chemical analyzers, and other monitoring devices.
   • Develop and follow preventive maintenance schedules to reduce system downtime and ensure optimal operation of all equipment.
   • Ensure calibration records are accurate, up-to-date, and compliant with relevant quality and regulatory standards.
2. Troubleshooting and Repairs
   • Identify and resolve issues with instrumentation and control systems promptly to minimize operational interruptions.
   • Conduct root-cause analysis of equipment failures and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
   • Coordinate with equipment vendors and contractors as needed to resolve complex technical issues.
3. System Monitoring
   • Continuously monitor system performance using SCADA and other control systems to ensure accurate and consistent data reporting.
   • Review instrumentation data to detect any irregularities in water quality, pressure, and flow rates, addressing issues proactively to maintain safe water standards.
   • Generate regular reports on equipment performance, system reliability, and compliance with operational standards.
4. SCADA 
   • Maintain SCADA systems to support the monitoring and automation of water treatment and distribution operations.
   • Collaborate with IT and control system teams to manage system updates, backups, and cybersecurity for instrumentation networks.
5. Quality Assurance 
   • Ensure that instrumentation and control systems meet industry and regulatory standards, including health, safety, and environmental guidelines.
   • Maintain documentation for all maintenance and calibration activities, supporting compliance and audit readiness.
   • Work closely with the quality team to uphold water quality and operational standards across the O&M project.
6. Process Optimization and Continuous Improvement
   • Analyze operational data and work with the operations team to optimize water treatment and distribution processes.
   • Recommend modifications or upgrades to instrumentation and control systems to improve system reliability and reduce operating costs.
   • Stay updated on industry advancements to implement best practices and enhance operational efficiency.
7. Technical Support and Training
   • Provide technical guidance and support to field operators and technicians regarding instrumentation and control system operations.
   • Conduct training sessions on equipment operation, routine maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures to improve team competency.
   • Develop technical resources such as manuals and troubleshooting guides for field staff.
8. Inventory Management and Resource Planning
   • Track spare parts and critical components inventory to ensure timely availability for maintenance needs.
   • Collaborate with procurement team to source parts and equipment that meet technical specifications and budget constraints.
9. Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance
   • Promote safe work practices in all instrumentation-related activities, adhering to safety protocols and guidelines.
   • Conduct safety audits and risk assessments related to instrumentation and control systems to mitigate hazards.