Utilities & I&C Supervisor

Required Expertise

• Leads instrumentation and controls maintenance across hot oil, instrument air/N₂, process/raw water, and flare support systems.
• Plans/calibrates transmitters, gauges, and control valves; manages proof-testing of safety loops and gas detection; maintains accurate calibration records.
• Troubleshoots PLC/DCS I/O, network communications, and fieldbus issues; ensures spares and obsolescence plans for critical components.
• Coordinates with electrical and mechanical teams for package reliability (compressors, pumps, heaters) and minimizes utilities-related downtime.

Qualifications & Certifications

Competencies Matrix

Competency	Level (1–4)	What this means for this role	Evidence / Assessment
I&C Maintenance Leadership	4	Plans and delivers calibration/maintenance program.	Schedule compliance, backlog health.
SIS Proof‑Testing	4	Executes tests with full documentation and as‑found/as‑left data.	Proof‑test records, audit results.
Instrumentation Calibration	4	Standards‑compliant setup and metrology traceability.	Calibration certificates, device history.
Networks & Fieldbus	3	Diagnoses comms faults (Modbus/Profibus/Ethernet).	Fault logs, MTTR.
Utilities Systems Knowledge	3	Hot oil, IA/N₂, water, flare support operations.	System run charts, downtime trends.
CMMS Planning & Spares	3	Job plans, kitting, and critical spares control.	WO quality, stockouts avoided.
Root Cause for Instrumentation	3	Eliminates repeat failures and bad actors.	RCA close‑out, recurrence index.
Permit to Work / LOTO	3	Safe isolations and reinstatement.	PTW audits, zero LOTO violations.
Team Leadership & Scheduling	3	Prioritizes and coordinates multi‑discipline tasks.	Schedule adherence, overtime control.

• Technical diploma in Instrumentation/Electronics; 5+ years in I&C for utilities/process plants.
• Competency in loop checks, SIS proof-testing, and industrial protocols (Modbus/Profibus/Ethernet).
• Experience with CMMS, device databases, and metrology traceability.