Key Responsibilities:

• To liaise with the Client’s In-Country Team.
• Trouble-shooting the design, identifying, and resolving issues with Construction Contractor by raising and resolution of Site/Technical Queries.
• Liaise with Construction Supervisors (FTL’s) on day-to-day issues.
• Ensure compliance with related workpacks (Mechanical & E&I) for project execution at site. Raise Site query (if any) on workpacks to engineering team proactively.
• Completing and reviewing as-built documentation.
• To attend daily/weekly progress meetings and generate status reports as requested.
• Review and acceptance of final system handover documentation on behalf of the project.
• Plan, assist in direction and execution of offshore work, including equipment in the field, to meet project objectives.
• Maintains first-level quality assurance to confirm that the installations of all Mechanical and E&I equipment and support systems in accordance with the plans, specifications, and industry standards.
• Assist construction personnel with general technical details.
• Collaborates with construction management to eliminate any hazards associated with the work that may adversely affect the environment or the safety or health of employees.
• Interpret equipment vendor drawings and manuals, P&ID’s, Isometrics, Structural Drawings, typical installation and hook-up diagrams.
• Provides resolution for technical engineering problems, coordinates application of solutions.
• Provide support on material availability to the construction contractor, liaise with material coordinator and engineering team (as required).
• Able to review construction method statements, ITPs, MTCs, check lists.
• Provide required support during pre-commissioning and commissioning activities. Previous experience of pre-commissioning and commissioning is required.
• Ensure project schedules are being met.
• Interact with all subcontractors during construction phase of a project.

    Qualifications:

• Appropriate level of construction experience in Oil and Gas Sector, extensive construction engineering experience, preferably within an EPC environment.
• Good technical knowledge of construction discipline and associated processes
• Ability to identify risk to delivery and build in mitigation / contingency plans
• Proven experience of interpreting discipline documentation
• Sound knowledge and understanding of What-If Risk Assessments (RA), Hazard and Operability Hazard Identification Studies (HAZIDS), Design Reviews, Constructability Reviews and Workpack Reviews.
• Substantial knowledge and understanding of technical specifications 
• A long-term, full-time position