Senior E&I Engineer - Offshore Assets
Australia, Western Australia, Perth
Fulltime: 40 hrs a week
Experience: > 10 years
Conventional Energy
Brunel has partnered with an established international energy company operating producing oil and gas assets across the Asia-Pacific region. The organisation is focused on safe, reliable and efficient production while continuing to optimise and extend the life of its offshore facilities.
With a strong engineering culture and collaborative approach between onshore and offshore teams, the company is committed to maintaining the integrity and performance of critical production infrastructure while identifying opportunities for improvement across its asset portfolio.
Job Descriptions
This role sits within the engineering and maintenance function supporting offshore facilities and plays a key part in ensuring electrical and instrumentation systems operate safely and reliability.
Key responsibilities include:
- Ensuring electrical and instrumentation systems across offshore facilities meet integrity and reliability standards
- Providing technical advice and engineering support to offshore operations teams
- Managing engineering scopes and third-party studies related to E&I systems
- Supporting Management of Change processes for electrical and instrumentation modifications
- Preparing engineering scopes, cost estimates and technical packages for improvement projects
- Supporting the development and approval of engineering work programs and budgets
- Coordinating equipment QA processes including factory and site acceptance testing
- Assisting with contractor selection and execution management for engineering scopes
- Supporting operational compliance with company standards, regulatory requirements and safety case obligations
- Contributing to incident management processes where required
Job Requirements
You will be an experienced Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer with a strong background supporting operational oil and gas or heavy industrial facilities.
You will bring a combination of technical expertise, operational awareness and the ability to work collaboratively with offshore operations teams.
Key requirements include:
- Bachelor's Degree in Electrical or Instrumentation Engineering
- Experience supporting electrical and instrumentation systems in operational facilities
- Strong understanding of asset integrity, reliability and maintenance engineering principles
- Experience managing engineering scopes and technical studies with external contractors
- Familiarity with Management of Change processes and engineering governance frameworks
- Experience working with CMMS systems and engineering documentation processes
- Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills
- Ability to operate effectively within a multidisciplinary engineering environment
This is an excellent opportunity to join a technically strong engineering team supporting producing offshore energy assets. The role offers exposure to complex operational challenges and the opportunity to influence the reliability and integrity of critical infrastructure.