EI&C Discipline Lead
Location: SwedenContract Type: Annually Renewable Contract
Rotation: 4 weeks on office/site, 1 week off (rotation), 5 days per week, 10 hours per day
Benefits: Daily rate, accommodation, transportation, rotational flights
Job Brief
The EI&C Discipline Lead will provide technical leadership across the Electrical, Instrumentation, and Control scope of the project. This role is responsible for reviewing and coordinating EI&C engineering, managing technical interfaces between disciplines and contractors, resolving engineering issues, and supporting construction and commissioning through to handover.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate the Electrical, Instrumentation & Control discipline.
- Act as the technical focal point for EI&C matters across the project.
- Review electrical, instrumentation, and control engineering deliverables.
- Coordinate interfaces with process, mechanical, piping, civil, and other disciplines.
- Review contractor and vendor designs for compliance with project requirements and applicable standards.
- Resolve technical queries, RFIs, design changes, and site engineering issues.
- Support electrical distribution, instrumentation, and control system integration.
- Participate in multidisciplinary design and constructability reviews.
- Monitor EI&C engineering progress and identify technical risks or delays.
- Provide technical support during construction, testing, commissioning, and handover.
Requirements
- Significant experience in EI&C / E&I engineering on major industrial projects.
- Previous experience as an EI&C Discipline Lead, E&I Lead, Lead E&I Engineer, or similar senior position.
- Strong understanding of electrical systems, field instrumentation, and industrial control systems.
- Experience with DCS, PLC, SCADA, and equipment/package interfaces.
- Strong multidisciplinary engineering and contractor coordination experience.
- Knowledge of relevant IEC, EN, and European engineering standards.
- Experience supporting projects through engineering, construction, and commissioning.
- Strong background in steel, mining, process plants, chemicals, oil & gas, power, or other heavy industrial projects preferred.
- Fluent professional English.