Senior Commissioning Specialist - Southeast Sulawesi
Job Summary
The role of an Instrument/Telecommunication Commissioning Specialist involves overseeing and executing the commissioning activities for instrumentation and telecommunication systems in various industrial projects, particularly in sectors like oil and gas. This position is essential to ensuring that these systems are correctly installed, operate as intended, and comply with safety and operational standards.
Job Responsibilities
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Commissioning Oversight: Lead and manage all commissioning activities for instrumentation and telecommunication systems, ensuring they meet project specifications and safety regulations. This includes supervising technicians and completing required commissioning checklists. |
Ensuring all activities and processes adhere to established safety practices. |
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Procedure Development: Develop and approve commissioning procedures for telecommunication systems. Contribute to the creation of a comprehensive commissioning plan that aligns with the overall project execution strategy. |
Comprehensive telecommunication procedures approved. |
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Testing and Handover: Conduct thorough testing to verify system functionality before handover to operations. Ensure all mechanical completion tasks are finished before testing begins. |
Accurate records updated systematically. |
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Documentation Management: Keep accurate records of all commissioning activities, including Mechanical Completion (MC) checklists, Inspection Test Records (ITRs), and other relevant documents. Use databases to track progress and ensure compliance. |
Regular report is submitted in a timely manner. |
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Team Coordination: Work closely with various teams—construction, engineering, and operations—to ensure smooth integration of commissioning processes. Manage communication between different disciplines to address any issues during the commissioning phase. |
Effective interdisciplinary collaboration achieved. |
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Safety Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols such as Permit to Work (PTW) systems and Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) procedures. Conduct safety audits throughout the commissioning process to maintain a safe working environment. |
Safety audits completed without incidents. |
| Maintain and actively implement SHE programs and responsibility (involve identify, mitigate and monitor SHE risk), including SHE Management System to ensure the effectiveness of the programs conform to official standard, requirements and procedure applied and to confirm the execution of the SHE Responsibility meet the intended outcome | - SHE risk well maintained - Target Zero LTI - SHE Management System meets the current ISO 14001, ISO 45001, SMK3 & SMKP standards and requirements |
Education
A degree in engineering or a related field
Skill, Knowledge, and Experience
Qualifications:
- Experience: Candidates usually need 10–15 years of direct commissioning experience, particularly in the oil and gas industry or similar fields. Offshore project experience is often required.
- Technical Skills: Expertise in various telecommunication systems such as Public Address Emergency Alarm Systems (PA/GA), Satellite Communications Systems (VSAT), and Local Area Networks (LAN) is essential. Familiarity with project documentation such as wiring diagrams and vendor manuals is also important.
- Soft Skills: Strong leadership, effective communication, and a commitment to safety are key. The ability to manage multiple tasks under pressure is also highly valued.
Certification
Specialized training in telecommunication systems (not mandatory)
Other Requirements
