Summary
The E&I (Electrical & Instrumentation) Coordinator is responsible for client oversight and coordination of electrical, instrumentation, and controls construction activities in one of the various areas of a major LNG facility located in Cameron, LA. Areas include PTM, LFM, PIS, BOP, BOG, NRU, Tanks, & Marine. He or She is responsible for ensuring that construction work is performed according to the project requirements and expectations with specific attention to safety, schedule, budget, & quality.
This is a contract position located in Cameron, LA.
General Description Duties & Responsibilities
- Manage the daily E&I construction tasks and teams for their respective area
- Review all equipment and manpower employed by the Subcontractor to ensure they are adequate for available work fronts
- Collaborate as a member of an IPMT (integrated project management team)
- Interpret and explain technical information to other professionals
- Report work progress, schedule, and other details using established project reporting tools
- Review and ensure coordination is in place with subcontractor activities
- Respond to work delays, emergencies, and other problems
- Prior to the start of work, review IWP (individual work packages) and P6 schedules submitted by the subcontractor to ensure their correct application in the field execution
- Ensure the implementation of all the HSE procedures and standards for all activities
- Directly participate in the HSE activities at site as defined in the Site HSE plan
- Support the RFI (request for information) process to help drive timely solutions
- Other needs as determined by project leadership
- Employee has solid line direct reporting to the E&I Construction Manager and dotted line reporting to Area Construction Manager
Qualifications
Required experience
- 10 or more years of electrical & instrumentation experience in industrial construction of oil & gas facilities
- 10 or more years of supervisory experience with recent positions being at least a general foreman level
- Experience working on Client side as representation in the field
- Strong knowledge of NEC 70 and NEC 70E requirements
- Demonstrated technical and analytical skills
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills
- Ability to work within an IPMT team with demonstrated strong interpersonal skills
- Demonstrated self-motivation and direction with strong bias toward timely performance and problem resolution
- Basic computer skills including experience with Microsoft Office (required)
Preferred Experience
- Construction experience in an LNG facility
- Experience planning and executing work through the AWP (Advanced Work Packaging) process
Education
- Completion of a relevant trade school program (preferred but not required)
Licensing & Certifications
- Must maintain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card in good standing status.
- Must possess and maintain a valid state-issued driver's license in good standing.
- NCCER industrial journeyman electrician, instrument fitter, or instrument technician certification (preferred but not required)
- Any state journeyman or master electrician license (preferred but not required)
- OSHA 30 (preferred but not required)