Process Control Engineer

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Job Description

Saudi Aramco seeks an experienced Process Control Engineer to support the Refinery by covering all aspects from conceptual design, through detailed engineering, day-to-day activities, and long-term performance improvements.


Duties and Responsibilities includes the following:

• Provide support and troubleshooting for any process control related operational and maintenance field problems.
• Act as a DCS system reference/information source to refinery and provide operations and plant maintenance groups with the system technical support required.
• Perform modification to DCS database, Plant schematics, CL programs and logic as required.
• Responsible for the design, configuration and implementation of Emergency Shutdown System (ESD).
• Provide support to auxiliary systems PLC#s like Allen Bradley etc, and compressors control systems.
• Review, design, and troubleshoot various DCS and auxiliary systems networking and integration related issues.
• Provide support to field instrumentations.
• Review control systems project proposals and design packages, conduct equipment factory acceptance test (FAT) and site acceptance test (SAT); hot cutover, commissioning; and support new plants start up.
• Coordinate, commission; and support Advanced Process Control (APC) applications.
• Review company engineering standards and participate in standards reviews committees.

Desired Skills & Experience

The minimum requirements of the position are as follows:

• BS Chemical/Electrical or Systems engineering.
• Minimum of 10 years experiences in process control field related to refinery, oil and gas industry.
• Basic knowledge in refinery chemical processes.
• Must have Participated in project commissioning, field problems troubleshooting in oil and gas related industries.
• Must have a thorough knowledge of engineering practices, international standards, and economic principles related to incumbent's field.

Company Description

The roots of Saudi Aramco go back nearly seven decades. In 1933, shortly after Saudi Arabia was unified, the Government granted a concession to Standard Oil of California who recognized the potential of oil as a valuable export commodity and a source of revenue to begin building our nation. Standard Oil of California, the parent company of Chevron, was joined later by several other major oil companies and the venture became known as Aramco - the Arabian American Oil Company. In 1938, after five long years of exploration, oil was discovered in commercial volume when a well named Dammam Number 7, near today's headquarters in Dhahran, began to flow -- and ushered in a new era for Saudi Arabia. Things moved quickly, and in 1939 King 'Abd al-'Aziz visited Ras Tanura to inaugurate the first shipload of Saudi crude oil ever exported. The young Kingdom was now officially launched into the international petroleum industry.


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