DISPATCHING CONTROL ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL

Instrumentation Supervisor – France (76) – 3 Months

Description :
DCAI is seeking an experienced Instrumentation Supervisor to support the construction and commissioning of a hydrogen filling centre.

Working within the Electrical & Instrumentation team, you will oversee instrumentation installation and testing, followed by support during precommissioning and plant start-up.
  • Supervise instrumentation installation and monitor contractors’ progress.
  • Verify compliance with approved drawings, technical specifications and project quality standards.
  • Ensure compliance with site safety requirements in close coordination with the HSE team.
  • Anticipate upcoming activities, identify schedule deviations and report concerns to the Site Manager.
  • Review design changes, monitor their impact on quantities and coordinate with engineering teams.
  • Support inspections with QA/QC teams in accordance with inspection plans, method statements and job safety analyses.
  • Participate in subcontractor quality audits and monitor inspection records and quality documentation.
  • Support loop checks during precommissioning.
  • Assist with troubleshooting during plant start-up.
  • Compile instrumentation lessons learned throughout the assignment.
Profile :
  • Technical qualifications in instrumentation and substantial industrial site experience, minimum 10 years.
  • Strong practical knowledge of instrumentation installation, inspection and testing.
  • Experience in site supervision and subcontractor coordination.
  • Thorough understanding of industrial safety and quality requirements.
  • Good knowledge of IEC 61508 and IEC 61131-1.
  • Fluent spoken and written English.
  • VCA or equivalent safety certification and electrical authorisations appropriate to the assigned duties.
  • Ability to work independently, anticipate site requirements and maintain accurate records.
Required site safety training, including work at height, confined spaces and chemical risks, will be reviewed during qualification.
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