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• Type of work: Contract
• Country: United Kingdom
• Start date: August 17th, 2026
Atlas Nextwave are sourcing a Senior E & I Designer for one of our clients based in Aberdeen on an initial 12 month contract.
Job description We are seeking an experienced Senior E&I Designer for a 12-month onshore contract based in Aberdeen. This role focuses on executing brownfield modification projects within a drilling facilities environment. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign & Engineering ExecutionDeliver E&I design packages for complex brownfield modifications on drilling facilities.Produce and check deliverables including block diagrams, termination schedules, and cable schedules.Update existing asset drawings, loop diagrams, and hazardous area classification layouts.Ensure all designs comply with client specifications, industry codes, and UKCS regulations.Project Collaboration & SafetyInterface closely with the Lead E&I Engineer to ensure technical integrity and budget compliance.Coordinate with structural, mechanical, and piping disciplines to prevent design clashes.Participate in design reviews, safety audits, and risk assessments (HAZOP/HAZID).Surveys & Site SupportPrepare comprehensive scopes of work for offshore and onshore site surveys.Occasional offshore travel may be required to execute surveys and verify data.Required Experience & QualificationsTechnical ExperienceExperience in E&I design within the Oil & Gas sector.Proven track record working on brownfield modification projects in the North Sea.Extensive exposure to drilling facilities and top-side drilling systems.High proficiency in industry-standard design tools (e.g., AutoCAD, Intergraph SmartPlant, or AVEVA).Certification & ComplianceHNC/HND or equivalent in Electrical, Electronic, or Instrumentation Engineering.Valid offshore survival certification (BOSIET/FOET, MIST, and OGUK Medical) is highly preferred.
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