CSU Analyzer Specialist

• Support pre-commissioning, Lead commissioning, and startup activities for online process analyzers and sample conditioning systems.
• Develop and execute analyzer commissioning plans, work packages, SAT procedures, functional testing, and turnover activities.
• Verify analyzer readiness before process introduction, cooldown, first gas, performance testing, and operational handover.
• Coordinate analyzer preservation, temporary power needs, shelter readiness, utilities, calibration gas availability, and field access requirements.

• Perform and witness analyzer calibration, validation, loop checks, alarm testing, signal verification, and communication checks.
• Execute and document SAT and functional testing for gas chromatographs, moisture analyzers, oxygen analyzers, XEFD analyzers, sample systems, and CEMS packages.
• Verify analyzer performance against vendor requirements, project specifications, and site operating needs.
• Ensure simulated signals are restored to normal service and test records are properly completed.

• Diagnose analyzer, sample system, communication, and integration issues during commissioning and startup.
• Provide daily technical support to Startup, Operations, Maintenance, Construction, and Engineering teams.
• Lead root cause investigations for persistent analyzer reliability or performance issues and recommend corrective actions.
• Support continuous improvement of analyzer quality systems and online analyzer certification readiness.

• Verify analyzer integration with ICSS, PCS, ESD, analyzer management systems, historians, and reporting platforms.
• Coordinate interface reviews with control systems engineers, process engineers, operations, vendors, and client analyzer personnel.
• Validate analyzer alarms, diagnostic signals, trends, calculated values, communications, and handover status.
• Support AMADAS or equivalent analyzer data management system commissioning.

• Review vendor documentation, drawings, datasheets, analyzer package information, and commissioning requirements.
• Prepare commissioning procedures, test reports, punch-list inputs, as-built markups, and analyzer turnover packages.
• Coordinate vendor representatives and subcontractors to support construction, commissioning, and startup schedules.
• Support operations training, maintenance readiness, and final handover of analyzer systems.

Education and Experience Requirements:

• Requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 5-8 years of relevant experience or 9-12 years of relevant work experience

Required Knowledge and Skills:

• Extensive experience in process analyzer installation, commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, or maintenance.
• Experience in LNG, petrochemical, refinery, gas processing, or chemical plant environments.
• Demonstrated knowledge of analyzer technologies, gas measurement, natural gas chemistry, process sampling systems, and analyzer package integration.
• Ability to interpret vendor manuals, process and instrumentation diagrams, loop drawings, wiring diagrams, network drawings, and project specifications.
• Ability to work safely in field conditions and support multiple priorities under potentially hazardous or schedule-driven startup conditions.

• Previous LNG commissioning and startup experience on a large greenfield project.
• Experience with analyzer data management systems such as AMADAS or equivalent platforms.
• Experience coordinating analyzer vendors, specialty service providers, subcontractors, and multidisciplinary project teams.
• Familiarity with Bechtel CSU, system turnover, work packaging, and project completion processes.
• Strong working knowledge of control system integration, analyzer communication interfaces, and field troubleshooting practices.

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