Instrumentation Supervisor Commissioning
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - ALDEBARAN Group in Valfurva
Instrumentation Supervisor Commissioning - ref. JOB-1601
Summary
As part of a project in Normandy dedicated to the production of renewable hydrogen in France, we are looking for a Commissioning Instrumentation Supervisor.
Do you have a strong technical background in instrumentation and ideally 15 years or more of experience in the commissioning of industrial facilities? Would you like to join a major project in the renewable hydrogen sector?
Join us for this exciting adventure in Normandy.
Your Missions
You will be responsible for coordinating and monitoring instrumentation commissioning activities, ensuring compliance with safety rules, quality requirements and the project schedule.
In collaboration with the E&I; team and the commissioning teams, you will be responsible for coordinating and monitoring instrumentation commissioning activities, from system preparation through to plant start-up.
Your Responsibilities Will Include
Preparing, organizing and monitoring instrumentation pre-commissioning and commissioning activities.
Verifying the availability and compliance of systems prior to commissioning.
Coordinating and supervising Loop Checks and functional tests.
Monitoring progress and coordinating suppliers and subcontractors.
Acting as an interface between construction, E&I;, engineering and commissioning teams.
Identifying and monitoring anomalies, punch lists and technical issues through to resolution.
Participating in troubleshooting and providing technical support during plant start-up.
Ensuring compliance with project safety and quality requirements and procedures.
Your Experience
Technical background in instrumentation, automation or equivalent.
Minimum 5 years of experience in instrumentation on industrial sites, with solid experience in pre-commissioning and commissioning.
Strong knowledge of Loop Checks, functional testing, system completion, punch lists and handover.
Experience in troubleshooting, plant start-up and coordination of suppliers a