Metering Engineer II

Functional Responsibilities:

1. Stay current with latest custody metering technology, equipment, standards and manuals used in the plant as well as the relevant safety and operating procedures.
2. Participate in review of expansion upgrade proposals/plans for custody metering in the plant and export terminal to meet YASREF requirement
3. Participate in the evaluation metering performance by monitoring and analyze the metering reports and historical data.
4. Participate in developing the recommendations to adjust the preventive maintenance schedules, programs and check-lists based on equipment performance.
5. Make frequent plant visits and discuss instrumentation operational issues with respective OME teams with purpose of upgrading, maintaining, and improving metering instrumentation as required
6. Participate in Trouble-shoot of metering system failures and abnormalities. Discuss abnormalities with maintenance technicians, instrumentation engineers and reliability engineers and operations staff.
7. Attend scheduled and unscheduled plant shutdowns in order to participate in providing technical advice for metering maintenance matters.
8. Acquire skills for Conducting research, including contracting equipment vendors/manufacturers, to trouble-shoot and resolve metering performance issues and abnormalities.
9. Assist in investigation metering system component failures to identify root causes and provide sound recommendations to prevent future failure or incidents.
10. Review proposals and engineering packages for metering system additions or modifications.
11. Participate in SAT (Site Acceptance Tests) FAT (Factory Acceptance Tests) of modifications and addition metering system equipment.
12. Assure that periodic back-ups are performed for metering system configurations and software.
13. Participate in HSE activities (such as reporting near miss cases, proposing safety suggestions and safety quizzes) as requires.
14. Develop skill in identifying, planning and implementing work process improvement opportunities.
15. Attend all scheduled company safety training in order to adhere to relevant company safety and environmental policies and procedures.
16. Participate in investigation of ship and shore quantities discrepancies and prepare investigation reports with findings and recommendations.
17. Perform other job-related duties as assigned by the direct supervisor. 

Minimum Job Qualifications Requirement

Bachelor’s Degree in Instrumentation/Electrical Engineering or equivalent.

Certified as a Professional Engineer from a recognized Engineering institute.

Certified on Work Process Improvement.

Minimum Work Experience:

Four (4) Years of related experience of which at least two (2) years in refining maintenance, engineering and project.

1. Quality and Result Orientation
2. Adaptability and Innovation
3. Initiative & Self-Development
4. Technical studies, Documentation and Resolutions
5. Engineering Discipline Material, Equipment and Facilities
6. Safety Measures and Standards

Instrumentation/Electrical Engineering or equivalent.