SMEC

Integration and Commissioning Manager

SMEC  •  Malaysia (Onsite)  •  10 days ago
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Job Description

1. Coordination and Interface Management

  • Maintain and own the I&C and SCADA Interface Register for all packages (turbine‑generator packages, balance of plant, switchyard, communication and TNB grid/SCADA).
  • Critically review interface definitions, identify gaps, and formally instruct the EPCC Contractor to resolve inconsistencies in line with contractual obligations.
  • Lead regular interface meetings (weekly/biweekly) with EPCC Contractor and their Sub Contractors to identify clashes, responsibilities and due dates; issue clear action lists and follow up to closure.
  • Ensure alignment of control philosophies, I/O lists, communication architectures and signal lists between turbine suppliers, XD BOP, Anhe and TNB requirements.
  • Act as the Employer’s technical authority for cross-system integration matters and interface disputes.

2. Commissioning Assurance and Witnessing

  • Review and approve the EPCC Contractor’s commissioning strategy, procedures, and detailed schedules for I&C and SCADA systems.
  • Witness key commissioning stages including pre-commissioning, loop checks, functional testing, energisation, synchronisation, and trial operation.
  • Verify commissioning readiness prior to critical milestones (energisation, first synchronisation, COD).
  • Ensure all systems are tested in accordance with approved procedures and contractual acceptance criteria before certification.

3. Technical Review and Clarification (I&C and SCADA)

  • Review key I&C and SCADA deliverables for integration aspects: control philosophies, P&IDs, I/O lists, communication block diagrams, network topology, HMI/SCADA screen list, alarm list and event list.
  • Check that interfaces between PLCs/DCS and SCADA (plant SCADA, TNB SCADA / RTU) are consistent in both hardware (ports, cards, cabling) and protocol (IEC 60870‑5‑104, Modbus TCP, IEC 61850, etc.).
  • Coordinate resolution of technical queries (TQs) between parties, ensuring responses are technically sound and consistent with contract and TNB standards.
  • Ensure proper implementation of interlocks, protections, fail-safe logic, and redundancy requirements.

4. FAT / SAT and Commissioning Coordination

  • Prepare or review integrated FAT/SAT procedures for I&C, PLCs, protection interfaces and SCADA (including communication and data point testing to TNB).
  • Ensure that all cross-vendor tests are clearly defined, witnessed where required, and documented.
  • Support site teams during commissioning and trial runs to troubleshoot integration issues.
  • Verify that all integration tests, including TNB SCADA data point verification and telecontrol functionality, are successfully completed.

5. Compliance with TNB and Contract Requirements

  • Verify that all I&C and SCADA interfaces comply with TNB grid code, SCADA/telecontrol requirements and project technical specifications.
  • Track TNB comments on submissions, coordinate consolidated responses from EPCC Contractor and vendors, and ensure timely re‑submission and approval.
  • Oversee compliance with SEDA requirements where applicable (e.g., renewable energy reporting, metering interfaces, performance verification for FiT/REPPA frameworks).
  • Support the Employer in securing approvals required for energisation, synchronisation, and commercial operation.

6. Documentation and Configuration Management

  • Maintain updated integration drawings and lists (communication architecture, I/O and signal mapping, addressing tables, time synchronisation scheme) reflecting agreed solutions.
  • Ensure as‑built I&C and SCADA documentation from the EPCC Contractor and vendors is consistent and complete before takeover (including licenses, passwords, network diagrams and configuration backups).
  • Ensure EPCC Contractor meets contractual requirements related to integration, commissioning, and performance guarantees.
  • Review and certify completion of commissioning milestones and readiness for Taking-Over Certificate (TOC) and Commercial Operation Date (COD).
  • Provide technical input into contractual notices related to delays, non-compliance, or defects in integration and commissioning.
  • Maintain detailed records to support claims, variation assessments, and dispute resolution if required.

7. Progress and Risk Management

  • Identify integration-related risks (late deliveries, open TNB comments, missing I/O, protocol incompatibility) and highlight them early to SMEC and the Owner with mitigation actions.
  • Provide concise weekly updates on I&C/SCADA integration status, key issues and required decisions from Owner/SMEC.
  • Provide independent progress assessments to the Employer, including readiness for key milestones and COD.
  • Interface with lenders’ technical advisors (LTA), Independent Engineer, and regulators on commissioning status and compliance.
  • Promote safe commissioning practices in line with Malaysian regulations and international standards.

Required Qualifications and Experience

  • Diploma or Degree in Electrical, Electronics, Control, or related Engineering discipline.
  • Minimum 10 years’ experience in I&C / SCADA for power/utility projects.
  • Hands‑on experience with PLC/DCS based control systems, plant SCADA and communication protocols (IEC 60870‑5‑104, Modbus TCP/RTU, IEC 61850, DNP3 or similar).
  • Proven experience in FAT/SAT, commissioning and troubleshooting of I&C and SCADA systems on site.
  • Familiarity with relevant IEC/IEEE/ISA control and SCADA standards and utility grid/SCADA requirements.
  • Extensive experience in FAT, SAT, commissioning, and system integration across multi-vendor environments.
  • Working knowledge of FIDIC contracts and contractual enforcement in project execution.

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About SMEC

SMEC simplifies the complex. We unlock the potential of our people to look at infrastructure differently, creating better outcomes for the future.

We are committed to positively impact the people, the environment and the clients and communities we serve.

Our origins date back to the iconic Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme, one of the engineering wonders of the world, and for the last 75 years we have built a reputation as a trusted partner on major transport, water and energy infrastructure projects around the world.

We are specialists in providing design leadership, consulting and advisory expertise across the roads and highways, rail and metro, aviation, hydropower, urban communities and renewable energy sectors.

Today our specialist teams draw on deep expertise and systems thinking to simplify the complex and deliver integrated engineering solutions across a range of diverse environments, from some of the world’s most remote locations to some of the densest urban surroundings.

For the latest news, visit our newsroom www.smec.com/newsroom or read about the innovations and solutions shaping our communities on our Insights blog Insights (smec.com).

At SMEC, our global workforce is made up of experts who bring unique talent, experience and passion to their fields.

We offer a rewarding career path for enthusiastic and collaborative achievers who are motivated to help us engineer positive change. We’d love to hear from you - for more information or to view current vacancies visit www.smec.com/careers.

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Industry
Architecture & Engineering
Company Size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
North Sydney, AU
Year Founded
1970
Website
smec.com
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