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#mechanicalsupervisor #mechanicalengineer #staticequipmemts #projectengineer #oilandgasindustry #projects Interviews Questions for a mechanical Supervisor 1. Can you describe your experience in overseeing maintenance activities for static equipment in the oil and gas industry? 2. How do you prioritize and schedule maintenance tasks to ensure minimal downtime and optimal equipment performance? 3. What methodologies do you employ for preventive maintenance of static equipment, and how do you determine the appropriate frequency for inspections? 4. Can you provide an example of a challenging maintenance issue you've encountered and how you successfully resolved it? 5. How do you ensure compliance with safety regulations and industry standards when managing maintenance activities for static equipment? 6. What strategies do you use to manage and coordinate a team of maintenance technicians effectively? 7. In the context of static equipment, how do you approach troubleshooting and root cause analysis when dealing with unexpected failures? 8. How do you stay updated on the latest technologies and advancements in static equipment maintenance within the oil and gas sector? 9. Can you discuss your experience with risk assessment and mitigation in the maintenance of critical static equipment? 10. How do you handle emergency situations and unplanned outages to minimize impact on production? 11. Have you implemented any reliability-centered maintenance practices in your previous roles, and if so, what were the outcomes? 12. How do you collaborate with other departments, such as operations and engineering, to optimize the performance and reliability of static equipment? 13. Can you discuss your approach to budget management and cost control in the context of static equipment maintenance projects? 14. Describe a situation where you had to implement changes or improvements to existing maintenance processes for static equipment. What was the result? 15. How do you ensure that your team is adequately trained and follows best practices in equipment maintenance to meet industry standards? These questions aim to assess the candidate's technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, leadership abilities, and their understanding of safety and compliance in the oil and gas industry.

WHAT IS PRE-COMMISSIONING, COMMISSIONING & START UP IN OIL & GAS? It is a vital step near the end of a construction, its purpose to hand over a safe, efficient and operation-ready facility to the owner. It is the planned coordination and execution of the final stages of construction and the beginning of production. 1. Pre-commissioning: This stage involves activities that occur during the final stages of construction, including pre-functional test (PFT) inspections; end-of-construction punch lists and check sheets; factory and site acceptance testing of control systems; instrument loop checks and more. 2. Commissioning This second step (in the case of a chemical plant) involves running and testing the process without adding the chemicals or hazardous materials. For building commissioning systems, this step can include pre-functional testing of complete building systems, pre-commissioning focusing on equipment, and commissioning focusing on the system. 3. Start Up This final step is where the facility is finally brought into operation by the owner. During startup, the commissioning team will provide engineering support as required by the owner. Some common support functions include operator systems training, process systems troubleshooting, lockout-tagout practices and other safe work procedures, and pre-startup safety review participation. The commissioning team can support the owner with planning and scheduling of activities, manpower requirements for contractor support, and by providing engineering calculations required for various commissioning tests. *It was a great privilege having a wonderful experience of the 3 steps above (Pre-commissioning, Commissioning, Start-up).... Lots of experience gained and lesson learnt. #Process plant #Commissioning engineer #Production & Process engineer #Process control

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Technicians do more hardwork than Engineers 🤔 Do you agree? This is usually the bone of contention in the Oil and Gas Industry. While you may have your opinions and can defend it, A major difference is the scope of their work. ▪︎ Engineers design and plan how systems work, for example, how to extract oil and gas efficiently from reservoirs, wells etc. ▪︎ They use softwares to analyze data, predict and determine drilling locations and methods etc. ▪︎ They ensure the process is environmentally safe and in compliances to regulatory standards/Policies. ▪︎ And the minimum qualification is a University degree (B.Tech, B.Eng). On the other hand, ▪︎ Technicians are the operators and maintenance workers that follow the procedures set by Engineers. ▪︎ They are responsible for tasks like, monitoring pressure guages, changing drilling bits or performing maintenance on pipelines, containers, machines etc. ▪︎ The certifications are often diplomas in the specific field. In simple terms, an Engineer is a designer, Supervisor, and Project Manager while a techician builds, operate and maintain what the Engineers designed. For the smooth running of any project, both must carry out their roles without any competition. Can a Technician become an Engineer?? Yes! And he would eventually be an authority because of his vast knowledge and exposure in the related field. P.S Did you learn something or have a different opinion, Kindly share to enlighten someone. Repost ♻️ to enlighten your community. #QueenofOilandGas

Hi Connections, Hope you are doing well!! We are hiring for Commissioning Engineer– Fridley, Minnesota – Onsite—Full-Time ---Work Authorization: OPT/ CPT/ GC/ TN/ USC.-----Industry-Oil & Gas. If you or someone you know is interested in this opportunity, please share an updated resume at shahabuddin@dbsiservices.com or you can reach out to me at 908-373-8681. Job Title: Commissioning Engineer Location: Fridley, Minnesota Work Authorization: OPT/ CPT/ GC/ TN/ USC Job Description: Responsibilities: ·Plan and execute the commissioning of hydrogen electrolyze equipment at customer sites within the schedule and budget. ·Perform site acceptance test (SAT) for final handover/acceptance by customers. ·Supervise installation and construction activities at customer sites. Manage subcontractors on location. ·Conduct site surveys in support of proposals, site selection and site requirements definition. ·Conduct inhouse testing of our manufactured equipment in local test facility. ·Resolve installation issues, procedures, and methods by working with management, engineering, quality control and contractors. ·Promote efficient flow of information and ensure complete and proper record keeping of commissioned equipment. Requirements: ·BE Mechanical/ BE Instrumentation (Electromechanics). ·Working experiences on SCADA/PLC/VFDs/ Process Plant automation/Utilities/ Industrial Networks/ Gas systems backgrounds together with the availability to travel are the expectations and skill sets we have in mind. ·Good instrumentation and controlled experiences. ·Hands on, practical engineering experience –including the ability to interpret schematic diagrams and technical specification documents. ·Demonstrate a tenacious personality and the ability to manage a high volume of customer needs at any time. ·Previous EPC, Oil & Gas experience is considered an asset. ·System Requirement Engineering. ·Project Management. ·Technical Documentation. ·Manages Complexity

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What are the main phases of Instrumentation and Control project in Oil and Gas EPC ? ✅Instrumentation and Control (I&C) plays a vital role in Oil and Gas Design and Engineering. An I&C project typically follows these main phases: 🔹Basic Engineering: This initial phase defines the overall process requirements and identifies the key parameters that need to be monitored and controlled. Engineers will specify the types of instruments needed (pressure gauges, flow meters etc.) and their locations. 🔹Detailed Engineering: Here, the specifics of the I&C system are designed. Engineers will develop Instrument Datasheets (specifying each instrument's function and technical details), Loop Diagrams (illustrating signal flow between instruments and control systems), and Cable Routing Layouts. 🔹Procurement: Based on the detailed engineering documents, the required instruments, control systems, and other equipment are procured from vendors. 🔹Construction and Installation: During this phase, the I&C equipment is installed in the field according to the design documents. This involves physical installation of instruments, control panels, and cabling. 🔹Pre-commissioning and Commissioning: Before operational startup, the I&C system undergoes rigorous testing. This ensures all instruments are functioning correctly, control loops are properly tuned, and the entire system operates as designed to meet safety and process requirements. 🔹Operation and Maintenance: Once operational, the I&C system requires ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and calibration to ensure continued safe and efficient operation. Important 🔔: Technical and Safety departments continue to provide ongoing training. It's essential for our technical staff to remain well-informed and updated on all systems in place. Additionally, they must maintain vigilant attention to safety procedures, adhering strictly to our rules and policies. 🔹#ICSSengineer #DCSengineer #InstrumentationAndControlEngineer  🔹#OilAndGas #MiddleEast 🔹#ICSSengineer🔔 🎯 🔹#DCSengineer🔔 🎯 🔹#InstrumentAndControlEngineer🔔 🎯 🔹#EngineeringandDesign #Commissioning, #TechnicalSuppport, #ProjectEngineer🔔 🎯

In the oil and gas industry, P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) play a critical role for process engineers. As #ProcessEngineer we use P&ID because they provide a comprehensive, standardized, and visual representation of industrial processes. ➡️Such as Process Understanding . ➡️Design ,Planning & Maintenance. ➡️Safety Analysis . ✅ Her is a Comprehensive document instructing you about the importance of P&ID in industrial process⁉️ #Reference: Ford, Bacon & Davis #oilandgas #ProcessEngineers #PID

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