Full Time Senior Instrumentation - Control Engineer Jobs, Salary up to SGD 9,000 in PM ASIA PROJECT SERVICES PTE. LTD. West Region (Singapore) - Maukerja

We are currently looking for a Senior Instrumentation & Control Engineer to support multiple projects in Singapore.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead troubleshooting and root cause investigations to resolve instrumentation and control issues, ensuring minimal project disruption
• Manage progress reporting and control manhours for electrical and instrumentation scopes to maintain project timelines and budgets
• Collaborate closely with calibration vendors and site teams to coordinate calibration activities and ensure compliance with project requirements
• Interpret and apply instrumentation and control specifications and requirements to deliver compliant engineering solutions
• Independently perform loop checks and read engineering drawings to verify system functionality and integrity
• Deliver project milestones from startup through commissioning, demonstrating strong project delivery capabilities under tight deadlines
• Apply a strong ethical approach to safety, quality, environmental protection, and business practices in all engineering activities
• Utilize experience across diverse site electrical and instrumentation engineering projects, with a key focus on pharmaceutical, food, or mission critical facilities

Key Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent
• Minimum 15 years of relevant experience.
• Knowledge and experience working on industrial building projects in pharmaceutical, food, or mission critical sectorsDemonstrable advanced experience in the complete suite of Instrumentation engineering design services. This includes (but is not limited to) Instrument Index, I/O Lists/ Allocation, Instrument Specs/ Data Sheets, Loop Drawings, Layouts, Cable Containment, Block Diagrams, System Architecture, Atex/ Hazardous Areas, Clean Room Applications
• Advanced knowledge of all applicable Instrumentation engineering codes, standards and acceptable industry practices