V — Lead Critical Operations at a Premier LNG Facility Are you an experienced Instrument & Controls (I&C) professional ready to play a pivotal role in a cutting-edge LNG project? We're seeking a skilled I&C Technician — with strong expertise in GE Mark VI turbine controls — to lead commissioning, startup, and system turnover activities at a major facility in Sabine Pass, TX. This is your chance to be at the forefront of a high-stakes operation, ensuring the safe and reliable startup of state-of-the-art plant systems.
What You'll Do:
Execute and oversee loop checks, calibration, functional testing, and commissioning of instrumentation and control systems, including GE Mark VI turbine controls. Verify systems are designed, installed, tested, and documented in strict adherence to project specifications and safety standards. Lead system completion and turnover, ensuring all documentation, punch lists, and operational readiness criteria are met. Troubleshoot and resolve issues in instrumentation and control systems to maintain project timelines and safety protocols. Support turbine and process unit startup, integrating Mark VI control systems with the plant DCS and field instrumentation. Maintain instrument preservation, secure critical spares, and ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations. Collaborate seamlessly with Operations, Engineering, and Construction teams to align on system readiness and startup priorities.
Required Skills:
5+ years of I&C experience in LNG, gas processing, or cryogenic facilities, with direct involvement in commissioning and startup activities. Proven hands-on experience with GE Mark VI turbine controls, instrument calibration, loop checks, and functional testing. Strong understanding of process measurement technologies (pressure, temperature, flow, level) and online analyzers (GCs, moisture, gas quality). Ability to interpret P&IDs, control narratives, and loop drawings accurately. Demonstrated success in system turnover, punch closure, and documentation compliance. Nice to
Have Skills:
Experience with plant DCS integration and control system troubleshooting. Familiarity with safety and environmental testing procedures. Additional certifications in instrumentation or control systems. Ability to work extended hours, night shifts, and support field activities during critical milestones.
Preferred Education & Experience:
Technical degree or equivalent in instrumentation, controls, or related engineering field preferred. Extensive hands-on commissioning experience specifically within LNG or cryogenic facilities.
Other Requirements:
Must have or obtain a valid TWIC card for onsite access. Willingness to work M-F, 10-hour days, with potential for extended hours or night shifts.
Duration:
through August 2027, with ongoing opportunities. Interview process includes one in-person or virtual interview, with availability next week. If you're passionate about advancing LNG technology and have the expertise to lead critical commissioning phases, don't wait — apply now and take your career to the next level in a dynamic, high-impact environment. Apply Now Share This Post
