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Start-up Manager – ISBL (Contract - Site Based)

Worley
Worley (Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesia)
East Kalimantan, Indonesia 🇮🇩
Worley
WorleyParsons Limited, branded as Worley after completing the acquisition of Jacobs' Energy, Chemicals & Resources division, is an American Australian engineering company which provides project delivery and consulting services to the resources and energy sectors, and complex process industries.

About this position

We’re looking for a Start-up Manager ISBL to join our team. You will be responsible to effectively manage and provide operational and technical advice to the Commissioning and Start-up Team on units covered under Inside Battery Limit (ISBL) and related area.

Responsibilities

• To effectively manage and provide operational and technical advice to the Commissioning and Start-up Team on units covered under Inside Battery Limit (ISBL) and related area.
• To assure the process safety and design integrity of the ISBL process units, equipment, or systems/subsystems.
• Coordinates the commissioning and start-up activities within his/her area, to ensure safe initial start-up and subsequent normal operation, within budget, on time and in accordance with the applicable Company Procedures and Technical Specifications.

Requirements

• A Bachelor degree in Process or Technical Engineering (B.Sc).
• Has held same position as the proposed PMC position and minimum has held a position one level under the proposed PMC position at least for 5 years in oil and gas and petrochemical project (i.e. refinery project, petrochemical, gas processing/LNG).
• Minimum of 15 years on refinery and petrochemical plant operations, commissioning and start-up or related experience.
• Has experience as Process Engineer especially in UOP’a oe Axen’s Licensed Unit (RFCC Plant is preferrable) and other process units with large process equipment.
• Has experience as Start-up and Commissioning Manager in refinery and petrochemical project.
• Has experience in managing and conducting training for package unit/equipment, and preparation and review of procedures and operating manuals.