Field Service Engineer – Controls Systems

Role Overview

• Providing on-site technical direction for control system installation, loop checks, testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance across oilfield, power generation, and industrial facilities.
• Validating control sequencing and functionality for key auxiliary systems, including lube and hydraulic oil, starters, cooling, ventilation, Fire & Gas, seal systems, fuel/process valves, and anti‑surge systems.
• Leading installation, maintenance, and commissioning activities while meeting schedule targets and strictly following Quality and HSE standards.
• Delivering daily HSE toolbox inputs, highlighting critical tasks and safety considerations.
• Applying strong problem‑solving skills and engineering documentation to support turbomachinery commissioning, start‑up, and gas turbine maintenance.
• Preparing job‑planning documentation according to the defined scope (installation, upgrade, outage).
• Providing technical leadership to skilled labor and ensure all work meets BH standards.
• Contributing to daily outage reports or weekly installation reports.
• Communicating effectively with project, services and site management regarding planning, progress, and personnel logistics.
• Preparing accurate technical reports for customer records and future reference.
• Participating in customer and contractor meetings.
• Following all applicable Quality procedures and ensure documentation is properly completed and updated.
• Applying Site Quality Checklists, Job Cards, and Field Procedures, ensuring proper sign‑off.
• Completing marked‑up drawings and reports after field modifications.
• Addressing technical and material non‑conformities using Baker Hughes digital tools and follow through to resolution.
• Ensuring compliance with local regulations, site requirements, and all elements of the Site Safety Manual

Requirements

• Have an Engineering Degree (Mechanical, Electrical, Mechatronics) (preferred)
• Have Technical Diploma, with a minimum of 5 years of field experience working with gas turbines, compressors, or rotating equipment.
• Have ability to demonstrate hands-on proficiency with any of the following: Mark VIe/VI/V control systems, PLCs, or safety systems.
• Have experience in the installation, commissioning, maintenance, and troubleshooting of rotating equipment, including hands-on proficiency with HDGT (Frame 5, 6, or 7E) or ADGT (LM2500, LM6000, LMS100) instrumentation, control logic, and auxiliary systems.
• Have experience with DLN (Dry Low NOx) or DLE (Dry Low Emissions) systems mapping is a plus
• Show exhibit strong customer-service orientation and the ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders.
• Have ability to work efficiently and independently with minimal supervision.
• Show proven analytical skills and a commitment to continuous quality improvement.
• Possess strong interpersonal and leadership capabilities.
• Have a solid Health, Safety, and Environmental mindset with full compliance to HSE standards.
• Be willing and able to travel extensively (at least 70%), including internationally and offshore, without geographical restrictions.
• Have a current or previous TWIC card or be eligible to obtain one.

Benefits

• Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities
• Comprehensive private medical care options
• Safety net of life insurance and disability programs
• Tailored financial programs
• Education Assistance
• Generous Parental Leave
• Mental Health resources
• Dependent Care
• Additional elected or voluntary benefit