Milan-Based Offshore
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Aventa in Firenze
AVENTA is a leading engineering and project management consultancy firm for the Energy sector. On behalf of a major Client in the Oil & Gas industry, we are seeking a highly experienced I&C; Engineer for a strategic project in the Mediterranean.
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Project Overview
The successful candidate will join the Engineering team overseeing a high-profile project involving the construction of new sealines and the revamping of existing offshore platforms. This is a long-term assignment based in Milan (Home Office), with a project duration extending through December 31, 2027.
Key Responsibilities
The role focuses on the supervision of instrumentation design, control systems integration, and technical documentation review:
- Engineering Document Review: Systematic review, commenting, and validation of I&C; deliverables, including P&IDs; (instrumentation part), Instrument Index, I/O lists, and Cause & Effect matrices.
- Control Systems Oversight:
Providing technical expertise for the integration and revamping of DCS (Distributed Control Systems), ESD (Emergency Shutdown Systems), and F&G; (Fire & Gas) systems on existing platforms.
- Subsea Instrumentation: Reviewing specifications for subsea control modules, sensors, and umbilical terminations, ensuring reliable signal transmission and system interoperability.
- Equipment Specification: Reviewing data sheets and technical requisitions for field instruments, control valves, and metering systems suitable for offshore/marine environments.
- Technical Compliance: Ensuring all instrumentation and control designs align with international standards (e.g., ISA, IEC 61508/61511 for Functional Safety) and specific project requirements.
- Reporting & Administration: Accurate management and compilation of project timesheets, technical query (TQ) logs, and periodic engineering status reports.
- Interfacing: Acting as