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We are a global leader in engineering and construction for the energy and infrastructure sectors, delivering complex onshore and offshore projects worldwide. Driven by technological innovation as “One Company”, our 30,000 people from over 130 nationalities in more than 50 countries work every day to enable the energy transition toward Net Zero. At Saipem, we embrace diversity as a driver of innovation and inclusion, while prioritizing people’s safety and environmental sustainability, even in the most challenging conditions.
As Instrumentation Engineer, you will respond to the Head of Instrumentation, Control and Telecommunication Engineering Department (SMAUT) and be part of the ENERGY CARRIERS (ENCAR) business line, focused mainly on onshore plants and floaters.
As Instrumentation Engineer, you will be involved in project execution,
starting from the estimation phase to the engineering design basis definition and the detail design development of Instrumentation Systems (Valves, Instruments, Analyzers, Metering Systems, HIPPS, …)
Responsibilities
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- Review, analyze and endorse Client technical documentation and requirements.
- Prepare Instrumentation technical specifications, datasheets and installation drawings. Define instrumentation quantities to be procured (MTO) and to be installed (BoQ). Participate to P&ID; mechanization and Instrumentation database preparation. Ensure Instrumentation 3D modelling design activities.
- Prepare the technical requisitions both for material and services, perform the technical alignment of bidders, prepare and finalize the technical evaluations.
- Monitor and control Instrumentation vendor detail design development, verifying vendor design documentation (including sizing calculations for valves, measurement elements, …) and guaranteeing compliance with projec
📌 Instrumentation Engineer (Milano)
🏢 Saipem
📍 Milano