The Senior Mechanical Supervisor – Instrumentation is responsible for leading all mechanical activities related to the installation, repair, and maintenance of field instrumentation systems. This includes managing teams, coordinating shutdowns, ensuring compliance with engineering standards, and supporting commissioning and inspection of mechanical infrastructure associated with instrumentation systems.
Lead and manage mechanical installation, inspection, and maintenance of field instrumentation systems (pressure, flow, level, temperature instruments).
Oversee the routing, bending, and secure installation of tubing, impulse lines, brackets, and instrument supports.
Ensure all work complies with applicable codes and standards (e.g., ASME, ISA, API, ISO).
Coordinate with instrumentation, electrical, and process teams during plant shutdowns, start-ups, and commissioning phases.
Supervise and train technicians, ensuring quality workmanship and adherence to safety procedures.
Conduct root cause analysis of mechanical failures affecting instrument performance and propose corrective actions.
Maintain accurate documentation including maintenance logs, inspection reports, calibration records, and material usage.
Interface with third-party inspectors, OEMs, and contractors during audits, inspections, or outsourced works.
Ensure mechanical components are vibration-resistant, corrosion-protected, and properly aligned to ensure long-term reliability of instrumentation.
Enforce compliance with HSE standards and ensure tool, PPE, and hazard control readiness.
Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Instrumentation, or Mechatronics Engineering.
8–12 years of experience in mechanical supervision, with a focus on instrumentation support systems.
Strong understanding of mechanical interfaces for field instruments in high-pressure and hazardous environments.
Proficient in reading and interpreting technical drawings, P&IDs, isometrics, and installation specs.
Experience working in highly regulated industries such as oil & gas, petrochemicals, or power plants.
Certification in instrumentation maintenance or industrial safety (e.g., NEBOSH, OSHA).
Strong leadership, planning, and coordination abilities in multi-disciplinary teams.
Skilled in preparing technical reports and communicating with engineering and QA/QC departments.
Ability to manage shutdown execution, commissioning, and complex retrofit activities.