CAM Field Engineer

SLB•Houston, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The CAM Field Engineer is responsible for providing customers with safe, accurate and on-time product and service delivery. This role involves pre-commissioning, commissioning, and troubleshooting activities, including witnessing mechanical completion, catalyst loading, filter elements' installation, loop testing and verification, leak testing, start-up and tuning of fired heaters, and inspection of vessels for readiness. Commissioning activities also include start-up, performance monitoring, fine tuning, and performance guarantee test runs. The engineer will demonstrate excellence in learning and competency development, ensure safe, timely, and compliant operations at the wellsite, job location, or plant, including rig-up and rig-down of equipment. They will mentor and support team members, participate in Job Risk Analysis (JRA) and continuous improvement programs, and engage with customers to promote company products and services while maintaining strong working relationships. The role may also involve acting as a backup to first-level management. Responsibilities include reviewing and analyzing operational, maintenance, production, and technical data to develop recommendations, managing internal and external stakeholder relationships, and reading/interpreting P&IDs, PFDs, and various technical drawings. Additional duties assigned by the supervisor will be performed professionally and in a timely manner, and the engineer will prepare and submit progress reports, schedules, budgets, and other required project documentation.

Requirements

B.Sc. Engineering (Process, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation) or equivalent degree.
Minimum 04-05 years of hands-on maintenance experience in Crude Oil and Gas Processing facilities, petrochemical, refineries and/or process industries.
Strong functional and technical expertise with the ability to perform commissioning, troubleshooting tasks at client’s facilities with high level of workmanship.
Ability to work at height, including climbing elevated platforms, with no acrophobia.
Proven experience communicating effectively with managers, internal/external stakeholders, both verbally and in writing.
Proficient in preparing, reviewing, and executing PTWs in accordance with safety and operational standards.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrate excellence in learning and competency development activities.

Responsibilities

Provide customers with safe, accurate, and on-time product and service delivery.
Perform pre-commissioning, commissioning, and troubleshooting activities.
Witness mechanical completion, catalyst loading, filter elements' installation, loop testing and verification, leak testing, start-up and tuning of fired heaters, and inspection of vessels for readiness.
Conduct commissioning activities including start-up, performance monitoring, fine tuning, and performance guarantee test runs.
Ensure safe, timely, and compliant operations at the wellsite, job location, or plant, including rig-up and rig-down of equipment.
Mentor and support team members to enhance performance and capability.
Participate in Job Risk Analysis (JRA) and continuous improvement programs.
Engage with customers to promote company products and services and maintain strong working relationships.
Act as a backup to first-level management, when requested.
Review and analyze operational, maintenance, production, and technical data, and develop recommendations for effective solutions.
Manage internal and external stakeholder relationships, ensuring alignment and satisfaction.
Read, interpret, and review P&IDs, PFDs, and equipment, instrumentation, mechanical, and electrical drawings.
Perform additional duties assigned by the supervisor in a professional and timely manner.
Prepare and submit progress reports, schedules, budgets, and other required documentation for assigned projects.