The Instrumentation and Monitoring Engineer plays a crucial role in the delivery of projects, ensuring all work outputs are of a high technical standard and quality assured. The successful candidate will be instrumental in overseeing projects that include ordering instruments, providing support during installations, and ensuring proper calibration and testing of instrumentation. Gaining hands-on work out on sites, writing and updating software test scripts, and providing software support to clients.
What’s great about this role:
- Opportunity to work with an award winning Australian engineering consultancy.
- Gain hands-on experience with industry-leading technologies and methodologies.
- Potential for professional development and growth in your career.
- Access to a company car for site visits and fieldwork.
- Contribute to high-impact projects that make a difference.
Duties:
- Liaise with clients to understand their objectives and requirements.
- Conduct analysis to explore alternative options for client satisfaction.
- Carry out cost assessments and obtain competitive pricing from suppliers.
- Prepare and submit project proposals for management review.
- Update and resubmit quotations to clients as needed.
- Place orders for instruments and components from selected suppliers.
- Verify receipt of supplies against order confirmations.
- Package and arrange delivery of instruments and components.
Skills and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation or Engineering.
- White card for construction site safety compliance.
- Solid knowledge of instrumentation systems and components.
- Understanding of electrical and electronic engineering principles.
- Aptitude for learning programming languages and scripts.
- Ability to install and maintain instrumentation systems.
- Skill in data acquisition and processing software.
