31 Aug
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HOCS Projects
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Calgary
31 Aug
HOCS Projects
Calgary
Role OverviewThe Instrumentation & Controls (I&C;) Lead will provide technical authority, discipline leadership, and Engineer-of-Record accountability for instrumentation and controls engineering across industrial projects executed by HOCS Projects. This senior-level role will lead the I&C; discipline throughout the full project lifecycle, from concept development through detailed engineering, procurement, construction, and project support. The successful candidate will bring strong technical expertise, leadership capabilities, and a commitment to delivering technically sound, constructible, and compliant designs while mentoring and developing other members of the I&C; team.Key ResponsibilitiesInstrumentation & Controls EngineeringDiscipline Leadership: Serve as the I&C; Discipline Lead and technical authority on assigned projects.Engineering & Design: Lead instrumentation and controls engineering and design activities from concept development through detailed engineering and construction support.Instrumentation: Oversee instrument selection, specification, and instrument datasheet development.Control Systems: Lead the development and definition of control system architecture and specify and review applicable hardware and software configurations.System Technologies: Provide technical leadership for PLC, DCS, SCADA, ESD, and BMS environments.Technical Deliverables: Review and approve key I&C; deliverables, including schematics, loop drawings, control narratives, cause-and-effect matrices, and Construction Work Packages (CWPs).System Integration: Ensure instrumentation, control systems, and associated interfaces are appropriately integrated into the overall facility design.Discipline Leadership & QualityTechnical Authority: Provide technical direction and engineering leadership for I&C; activities throughout project execution.Engineer of Record: Act as the Engineer of Record and take professional responsibility for applicable I&C; engineering deliverables.Technical Quality: Maintain accountability for the technical quality, accuracy, completeness, and compliance of I&C; engineering deliverables.Codes & Standards: Ensure designs comply with applicable municipal, provincial, federal, and industry codes and regulations, as well as client standards and project requirements.Engineering Decisions: Provide sound technical judgment and confidently establish and defend engineering positions where required.Mentorship:
Mentor and technically guide junior engineers and technologists to strengthen overall discipline capability and support professional development.Project Planning & ControlsScope Development: Define I&C; engineering scope and support the preparation of proposals and project execution strategies.Cost Estimating: Provide discipline input to engineering and project cost estimates.Execution Planning: Provide I&C; input to project execution plans and establish appropriate discipline requirements for successful delivery.Resource Management: Allocate and manage I&C; engineering resources based on project scope, priorities, and execution requirements.Budget & Schedule: Manage discipline activities within approved budgets and schedules and proactively address issues that may affect project commitments.Project Execution: Maintain accountability for I&C; discipline performance and delivery throughout the project lifecycle.Communication & CollaborationClient Interface: Interface regularly with clients to ensure alignment on I&C; engineering and design requirements while maintaining a collaborative working relationship.Multi-Disciplinary Coordination: Coordinate closely with Process, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil/Structural, and other disciplines to ensure integrated design execution.Vendor Coordination: Provide technical support during procurement activities and review applicable vendor documentation.Construction Support: Provide I&C; engineering support during construction and assist with resolving technical issues as required.Team Collaboration: Build strong working relationships with clients, project teams, vendors, and internal engineering disciplines.Qualifications & RequirementsEducation & Professional RegistrationEducation: Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited institution.Professional Registration: Current registration as a Skilled Engineer (P.Eng.) with APEGA.Engineer of Record: Must be qualified and able to authenticate applicable I&C; engineering documents as the Engineer of Record.Work Authorization: Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.ExperienceIndustry Experience:
Minimum 15 years of progressive instrumentation and controls engineering experience within an industrial consulting engineering environment, with Oil & Gas experience strongly preferred.Leadership Experience: Demonstrated experience leading I&C; engineering scopes on multi-disciplinary industrial projects.Instrumentation: Strong technical background in industrial instrumentation, instrument selection, specification, and engineering.Control Systems: Strong experience with industrial control systems, hardware specification, control system architecture, and system integration.Vendor Documentation: Demonstrated experience reviewing and approving vendor documentation.Technical SkillsControl Systems: Strong working knowledge of applicable PLC, DCS, SCADA, ESD, and BMS systems and environments.Instrumentation Software: Experience with SmartPlant Instrumentation (InTools) is considered a strong asset.Engineering Software: Proficiency with relevant instrumentation and controls engineering software and design tools.Microsoft Office: Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.Communication: Strong English written and verbal communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively with clients, vendors, and multi-disciplinary project teams.Technical Judgment: Strong analytical, decision-making, and problem-solving capabilities with the ability to make and support sound engineering decisions.Skills & AttributesLeadership: A strong technical leader who takes ownership and accountability for discipline and project outcomes.Decision Making: Confident in making engineering decisions and defending technical positions based on sound engineering principles and judgment.Quality Focus: Detail-oriented and committed to maintaining high standards of technical quality, accuracy, and compliance.Organization: Highly organized and capable of effectively managing multiple concurrent projects, priorities, and deadlines.Teamwork: Collaborative and team-focused with the ability to build strong working relationships across disciplines.Client Relationships: Able to establish trust and maintain productive, professional relationships with clients.Mentorship: Committed to mentoring, knowledge sharing, and developing the technical capabilities of junior team members.Continuous Improvement: Actively contributes to continuous improvement and the advancement of I&C; engineering practices within the organization.Professionalism: Demonstrates integrity, accountability, sound ethical judgment, and a commitment to engineering excellence.
📌 Instrumentation & Controls Lead (Calgary)
🏢 HOCS Projects
📍 Calgary