Job Description Roles & Responsibilities The Designer in the Instrumentation and Control Discipline is primarily concerned with the preparation of Instrumentation engineering drawings, design documents and calculations for projects, tenders and proposals, and to do so as per client requirements, company standards and project scope of work. • Design and drafting of Instrumentation drawings, Material Take-Off and Schedules for a given project. Development of drawings, models and documents listed above using CAD systems. As required for the project or proposal. Output includes: • Input / Output list • Equipment list layout • Control Room Arrangement • Field Instrumentation Location Layouts • Preliminary Cable Tray Routing • Typical Installation Details • Material Take-Offs • 3DModeling of instrumentation and tapping points (offline), Junction Boxes, local panels, etc., for the project. • Loop Diagrams • Termination Diagrams • Detailed Cable/Tray Routing • Cable Schedules • Installation Details • As-Built Documentation • Design and drafting hook up drawings • Undertaking site visits for data collection purposes and reporting on site queries to Lead Engineer • Provide inputs for proposal preparation purposes. Deliverables include; Preliminary Input/output Lists drawing man-hour estimations, and Preliminary Equipment List layouts. • Software Skills and Experience in SPI, AVEVA, SP3D, E3D is essential. Candidate should have atleast minimum 2 software experience amongst the 4 software mentioned. Knowledge with PDMS, AutoCAD, Microstation. • Produce drawings/installation design with Specialist Engineers and senior designers' inputs according to project schedule and contractual requirements. • Uphold standards of quality, applicable codes and project & industry standards and practices. • Apply standards of CAD software used. • Ensures the accuracy of the material take off.