Controls Design Engineer Job

GE is a diversified global infrastructure,finance and media company that is built to meet essential world needs.From energy,water,transportation and health to access to money and information,GE serves customers in more than 100 countries and employs more than 300,000 people worlwide.For more information,visit the company's web site at www.ge.com.GE Oil & Gas (www.ge.com/oilandgas) is a world leader in advanced technology equipment and services for all segments of the oil and
gas industry,from drilling and production,LNG pipelines and storage to industrial power
generation,refining and petrochemicals.We also provide pipeline integrity solutions,including inspection and data management.As part of our "Innovation Now" customer focus and commitment,GE Oil &Gas leverages technological innovation from other GE businesses,such as aviation and healthcare,to continuously inprove oil and gas industry performance and productivity.GE Oil & Gas employs more
than 12,000 people worldwide and operates in over 70 countries.Product Design and DevelopmentA Controls Design Engineer within the services Enginering team must be able to interprete a customer's specification/requirements to produce a practical and cost effective design/solution to meet the design or maintenance requirements.They should ensure that the design is correctly transformed into engineering drawings,Bills of materials,test procedures and ensure manufacturability of design.-Ensures that everything is done with integrity and compliance
-Ensures that the output from the group is of high quality
-Provides technical support and guidance to Global Service Team
-Generates work scope and task lists for the unit engineers
-Generates Software System Design Specification ensuring functional safety requirements for the system
-Complies with company and customer safety standards
-Maintains short-interval control for engineers
-Undertakes design and generates documentation to meet agreed deliveries
-Prepares documentation and utilizes ePIMS
-Complies with eTOPPS Procedures
-Reports engineering progress as part of the daily LOB
-Identifies VOR opportunities
-Identifies DPM opportunities
-Organizes equipment design reviews
-Identifies technical,schedule and commercial risks
-Reviews all relevant anlyses to verify findings and recommendations are acted upon
-Supports technical and project execution audits imposed by clients
-Provides engineering support during after sales manufacturing
-Attends close-out meetings/lessons learned
-Handles development of design specifications for software
-Responsible for Software development using In Touch,In Control or PLC
-Ensures integration of software with Deliverable Hardware
-Arranges testing & Fault finding to ensure quality of delivered software
-Supports all electrical aspects of the equipment portfolio-B.Sc Mechanical Engineering and an additional chartered/professional certification within the Engineering field
-A minimum of 8 years experience in heavy industrial manufacturing is essential
-Good understanding of Company codes of practice and relevant national & international standards.
-Appreciable product expertise within the GE Controls product portfolio
-Experience working offshore
-Flexibility to work across the full range of the Company products within their particular discipline
-Capable of working to and within the Contract articles
-Able to communicate effectively-verbal & written English
-Computer Literacy
-Capable of multi-tasking and working to agreed schedules and be 'commercially aware' in engineering solutions.-Must be self -motivated
-Ability to lead a number of engineers/designers
-Willing to broaden their knowledge across a number of products
-Knowledge of service maintenance procedures & processes
-Solid Oil & Gas industry knowledge>
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