Descripción
As an Instrument Project Planner, you will create the conditions needed for work to be carried out efficiently - from breaking down work orders and assessing resource requirements to coordinating dependencies, following progress in the field and managing changes along the way. This role suits someone with experience from heavy or highly regulated industry, a solid understanding of instrumentation and the confidence to independently drive their area of responsibility forward. About the position: As an Instrument Project Planner, you will be responsible for the planning, preparation and execution of instrument-related work within a large-scale industrial project. Much of your focus will be on reviewing and preparing the work orders included in the project. You will define the scope, break the work down into executable activities and ensure that technical documentation, resources and dependencies have been identified. This can include coordinating requirements for electrical and mechanical work, scaffolding, insulation and other supporting activities needed to complete the instrument work. An important part of the role is understanding what the work will actually require in the field. Your planning needs to consider site conditions, required competencies and resources, as well as the sequence in which different activities need to be performed. The resulting work packages will form the basis for both contractor procurement and subsequent execution. As the project moves into execution, your focus will shift closer to the work taking place in the plant. You will coordinate assigned resources and contractors, follow progress and ensure that work is performed safely and according to plan. At the same time, you need to be comfortable working in an environment where conditions can change quickly. A work area may become unavailable, additional repair needs may be discovered or resources may need to be reallocated. In these situations, you will assess the impact, reprioritize a