Instrument Supervisor

About the Role
As an Instrument Supervisor, you will take the lead in supervising and coordinating the daily activities of Instrument maintenance across various systems, plant equipment, and facilities within your designated area of responsibility. You will act as the focal point for daily execution plans and ensure compliance with safety and quality procedures during maintenance activities.

Responsibilities

• Lead, supervise, and coordinate day-to-day Instrument maintenance activities executed by technicians.
• Ensure technicians apply the company's safety and quality procedures during maintenance activities.
• Conduct frequent site visits to monitor proper execution of work and check on technicians engaged in routine maintenance.
• Receive work directions from the Instrument foreman and translate these into actionable plans.
• Track Instrument maintenance work progress and submit regular reports to the Instrument foreman, including recommendations for improvement.
• Maintain records of daily maintenance activities against planned programs and prepare work completion reports as needed.
• Collaborate with the Instrument foreman to recommend and implement changes for improved availability and reliability of Instrument systems.
• Assist in engineering modifications and enhancements to Instrument equipment to enhance suitability and serviceability.
• Enforce the company's policies and safety regulations, ensuring strict adherence to safety measures during onsite maintenance.
• Demonstrate proactive safety aptitude and behavior.
• Exhibit strong knowledge of maintaining and repairing Instrument systems, including Mechanical and electro-hydraulic systems.
• Apply knowledge of preventive and predictive maintenance principles in work practices.
• Adhere to standards and regulations concerning health, safety, and environmental preservation.
• Communicate effectively and possess strong interpersonal skills.
• Manage work under pressure while meeting tight deadlines, capable of handling multiple tasks.
• Ensure personnel have the necessary skills, training, resources, equipment, and tools for safe and effective routine maintenance activities.

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years’ experience in Oil & Gas maintenance with a High School diploma.
• Minimum 8 years’ experience in Oil & Gas maintenance with a Diploma.
• Strong technical understanding of maintenance management within Oil & Gas facilities.