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Electrical & Instrumentation Construction Coordinator

Westwego, LA • On-site

Semiserve
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Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 15 days ago

Job description

Electrical & Instrumentation Coordinator
 
Client: Chemical Plant
Location: Waggaman, La
Duration: 1 year for construction with a potential to stay to run and maintain the plant
Benefits: Health, Vision, Dental, 401K, Paid Time Off
Supporting: Grassroots Project
 
Job Summary
The Electrical & Instrumentation Coordinator represents the owner/operator during the construction of a petrochemical facility, ensuring all E&I systems are installed, tested, and commissioned in accordance with project specifications, company standards, and long-term operational requirements. This role emphasizes contractor oversight, quality assurance, and readiness for safe startup and reliable operations.
 
Key Responsibilities
Owner Representation & Oversight
  • Act as the primary E&I field representative for the owner/operator.
  • Monitor EPC contractors and subcontractors to ensure compliance with project specifications, company standards, and contractual requirements.
  • Provide technical guidance and clarification to contractors while maintaining scope boundaries.
  • Review and approve contractor work plans, RFIs, method statements, and redline drawings.
 
Construction Assurance
  • Verify installation of electrical systems (power distribution, MCCs, cable trays, grounding) and instrumentation (field devices, control valves, analyzers).
  • Ensure compliance with approved IFC drawings, P&IDs, loop diagrams, and vendor documentation.
  • Conduct field walkdowns and audits to confirm work quality and completeness.
 
Quality & Turnover Readiness
  • Witness inspections, testing, and calibration activities (e.g., loop checks, megger testing, instrument calibration).
  • Manage punch lists and verify closeout prior to system turnover.
  • Ensure all E&I documentation is complete and accurate for handover (as-builts, test records, QA/QC dossiers).
 
Commissioning & Startup Support
  • Coordinate with commissioning teams to ensure systems are ready for energization and startup.
  • Support functional testing of control systems (DCS/PLC) and field instrumentation.
  • Ensure systems meet operability, maintainability, and reliability expectations before acceptance.
 
Interface & Integration
  • Coordinate E&I activities with other disciplines (mechanical, piping, process).
  • Ensure proper integration with control systems from vendors such as Honeywell, Emerson Electric, and Siemens.
  • Resolve field conflicts and escalate technical issues as needed.
 
Schedule & Progress Monitoring
  • Track contractor progress against the project schedule.
  • Identify risks to schedule or quality and recommend corrective actions.
  • Provide regular status updates to project leadership.
 
Qualifications
  • 7-12+ years in E&I roles within petrochemical, refining, or oil & gas projects
  • Strong experience representing owner/operator or working closely with EPC contractors
  • Proven involvement in commissioning and startup phases
 

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