Commissioning Specialist - HMI and Process Control
Posted 4 days ago
ikm gruppen asWaterford (WI)
Project Management SpecialistsEngineering Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
-Plan, execute, and supervise completion and commissioning activities for designated systems and equipment.
-Serve as a specialist in HMI and Process Control, providing knowledge for control setup and operation during testing.
-Develop, review, and implement commissioning procedures.
-Contribute to the review and verification of project documentation and drawings.
-Coordinate with various disciplines to ensure efficient and safe execution with a strong focus on HSSE.
-Plan and execute commissioning activities according to project timelines.
-Provide input and track progress within the project completion system (e.g., PIMS).
-Participate in MC punch-outs and Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs) at supplier locations.
-Ensure a smooth transition of the plant and equipment to the operations team upon completion.
Required expertise -Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering or a related field; extensive relevant experience may be considered equivalent.
-A minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in commissioning.
-Proven experience from NORSOK projects.
-Strong knowledge and understanding of system-based commissioning.
-Familiarity with project completion systems; experience with PIMS is an advantage.
-Knowledge of cyber security requirements.
-Extensive experience with process control and control room operations is highly desirable.
-Self-motivated with strong problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills.
-Language: English and Norwegian
-Location: The position has a base location onshore in Stord, with required mobilization to a construction site in Stavanger and subsequent offshore work.
-Work schedule: Full-time
-Duration: Temporary assignment from June 2026 to December 2027.
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