Job Summary

The Facility Engineer is responsible for assisting in the technical, integrity, and optimization of oil and gas production facilities. This role involves both assisting in the monitoring of existing producing asset and supporting the development of new asset, compliance with the international standard and regulations.

Main Job Responsibilities

1. Assistance in Asset Monitoring and Optimization:

Assist the Senior Facilities Engineer in reviewing and analyzing operational data, performance reports, and integrity assessments for producing assets.
Providing technical advice and troubleshooting solutions for facility-related issues, such as process upsets, equipment failures, and production bottlenecks.
Contribute to the review of maintenance and inspection programs. Help ensure that the assets meet all relevant integrity standards and company requirements.
Assist in the analysis of facility performance metrics to identify potential issues or areas for improvement. Prepare reports and presentations to summarize findings for senior management.

2. Assistance in Development Project Execution:

Provide technical support to the Senior Facilities Engineer throughout all project phases, from conceptual design and front-end engineering design (FEED) to detailed engineering and commissioning.
Assist in the preparation and review of key engineering deliverables.
Help coordinate with vendors and contractors by reviewing technical proposals, providing feedback, and tracking project progress.
Participate in project risk assessments such as HAZID and HAZOP studies. Assist in ensuring that all designs and project activities adhere to relevant health, safety, and environmental (HSE) standards and regulations.
Contribute to the documentation of lessons learned from previous projects and apply them to new developments to improve project efficiency and outcomes.

3. General Duties:

Serve as a technical resource to the team, applying knowledge of surface production operations and systems.
Assist in the root cause analysis of equipment failures and operational incidents.
Provide guidance and support to more junior team members and interns as needed.
Maintain clear and effective communication with the senior engineer, project teams, and other departments to ensure alignment on project goals and technical issues.

Job Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Mechanical, or Petroleum Engineering.
5–10 years of in facilities engineering within the oil and gas industry.
Proficient in spoken and written English.
Experience in both onshore and offshore environments is a significant advantage.
Demonstrated experience in supporting facilities development projects and existing production assets.
Strong knowledge of oil and gas surface production operations and process systems.
Familiarity with engineering software.
Knowledge of industry codes and standards (e.g., ASME, API).
Proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering drawings and technical documents.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively independently or within a team structure and willing to travel or work on-site as needed.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills.
Proactive and eager to take on new tasks and responsibilities as directed.
Ability to prepare technical reports and presentations.