The Instrument Installation Supervisor is responsible for supervising and coordinating the field installation of instrument cable trays, tubing, and associated supports across project sites. This includes managing daily installation activities, ensuring adherence to project specifications and safety regulations, leading teams of technicians, and ensuring quality compliance and timely completion.
Team Management & Planning – Plan daily tasks, allocate manpower, and supervise installation teams to ensure productivity and adherence to installation schedules.
Drawing & Layout Execution – Interpret and enforce routing per P&IDs, isometrics, cable tray layouts, and tubing plans.
Installation Oversight – Supervise tray routing, bracket installation, tubing fabrication, and instrument mounting works.
Quality Assurance & Handover – Ensure installation work meets QA/QC standards, prepare redlines/as-built records, and support project handover.
Site Coordination – Liaise with other departments (civil, mechanical, electrical) to resolve conflicts and ensure smooth execution.
Supervise installation of instrument cable trays (ladder/perforated) and ensure correct spacing, leveling, and alignment.
Oversee installation of tubing runs including precise bending, swaging, and termination for pressure/pneumatic signals.
Ensure proper segregation between electrical and instrument cables, and correct routing per discipline standards.
Conduct toolbox talks, enforce HSE compliance, and verify use of correct PPE and permits.
Monitor material usage, raise material requests, and prevent wastage or rework.
Inspect ongoing and completed work for compliance with drawings, specifications, and industry best practices.
Guide and mentor junior technicians and ensure technical training on-site.
Diploma in Instrumentation / Mechanical / Electrical Technology or relevant trade certification.
6–10 years of experience in industrial instrument installation, including at least 2 years in a supervisory role.
Strong knowledge of instrument tray and tubing installation standards (e.g., IEC, ISA, API).
Familiar with typical plant layouts and project workflows in power, oil & gas, or utility sectors.
Excellent supervisory and team leadership skills.
Ability to read and interpret complex engineering drawings and specifications.
High level of safety awareness and enforcement capability.
Strong coordination, reporting, and communication skills.
Working knowledge of QA/QC documentation and permit-to-work systems.