• Installation and Setup: Commissioning Engineers participate in the installation and setup of industrial equipment and systems, which may include mechanical, electrical, electronic, or control systems. They collaborate with project teams to ensure that installations are carried out correctly and efficiently. • Testing and Verification: Commissioning Engineers conduct extensive testing of equipment and systems to verify their functionality and performance. They develop test plans, procedures, and protocols, and use various testing methods and tools to identify any issues or deviations from the specified requirements. • Troubleshooting and Problem Resolution: If any issues arise during the commissioning process, Commissioning Engineers diagnose the problems and work on resolving them promptly. They utilize their technical expertise and knowledge of the equipment/system to troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, or software-related issues. • Documentation and Reporting: Commissioning Engineers maintain detailed documentation of all commissioning activities, including test results, procedures, and any modifications made. They generate comprehensive reports outlining the commissioning progress, highlighting any deviations, and providing recommendations for improvements. • Coordination and Collaboration: Commissioning Engineers work closely with various stakeholders, including project managers, design engineers, construction teams, and suppliers, to ensure smooth coordination during the commissioning phase. They provide technical support and guidance to team members and facilitate effective communication among different parties. • Safety and Compliance: Commissioning Engineers prioritize safety during the commissioning process and ensure that all activities adhere to relevant safety regulations and guidelines. They conduct risk assessments, implement safety measures, and promote a safe working environment for themselves and others involved. • Training and Support: Once the commissioning is completed, Commissioning Engineers may provide training and support to operators and maintenance personnel on the proper operation and maintenance of the equipment/systems. They transfer knowledge and provide guidance to ensure optimal performance and minimize downtime. Skills and Qualifications: - Having minimum 8 - 15 years of experiences in commissioning - Working with major oil operators is preferrable - A degree in engineering or a related technical field. - Strong knowledge of industrial equipment, systems, and processes. - Proficiency in reading and interpreting technical drawings, schematics, and specifications. - Familiarity with relevant industry standards and regulations (NORSOK) - Experience in commissioning and troubleshooting industrial equipment or systems. - Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. - Strong communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to work independently as well as part of a team. - Attention to detail and strong organizational skills. - Proficiency in Norwegian and English languages (both spoken and written).