The Instrument Supervisor oversees installation, commissioning, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control systems on offshore or industrial projects. Requirements typically include a diploma or degree in instrumentation, electrical, or control engineering; substantial offshore experience; knowledge of PLC, DCS, SCADA, and safety systems; and familiarity with international codes and permit-to-work procedures. Strong supervisory, reporting, communication, and problem-solving skills are expected. Candidates should be comfortable working rotational schedules, managing subcontractors and technicians, coordinating with engineering and operations teams, and maintaining strict health, safety, environmental, and quality standards. Offshore certifications such as BOSIET, medical clearance, and relevant trade or vendor training may also be required.
Global Projects Services AG is an international engineering, construction, and project-services company associated with the energy and industrial sectors. The company supports clients through project management, technical supervision, commissioning, maintenance, and specialist workforce services. Its assignments may involve offshore platforms, drilling facilities, marine projects, and large-scale oil, gas, and infrastructure developments. Global Projects Services AG typically works with multidisciplinary teams and deploys experienced engineers, supervisors, technicians, and other professionals to projects in different countries. Roles commonly require strong technical credentials, international mobility, safety awareness, and the ability to work in multicultural environments. As project requirements vary, employment conditions may be offered through fixed-term contracts, rotational schedules, or site-based assignments. Candidates should confirm the exact employing entity, work location, rotation, benefits, certifications, and contract terms directly with the company or recruitment contact.
Offshore and rig professionals may find opportunities around island-based energy hubs such as Trinidad and Tobago, Cyprus, Malta, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and the Caribbean. Jobs include instrument supervisors, E&I technicians, control-system specialists, maintenance planners, drilling personnel, safety officers, and commissioning engineers. Offshore culture is structured and team-oriented, with long shifts, strict safety rules, multicultural crews, and rotational work that may involve several weeks offshore followed by leave. Island lifestyles vary from busy port cities to quieter coastal communities, with warm climates, water activities, and comparatively high living costs in some locations. Visa and relocation requirements depend on nationality, employer, and project country. Employers commonly arrange work permits, offshore medicals, travel, accommodation, and security training, but applicants should verify these benefits. BOSIET or equivalent training, medical certification, and passport validity are often essential.
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