Key Responsibilities
- Monitor, control, and report Contractor’s performance, man-power deployment, plant and equipment movements, construction slippages, etc
- Conduct daily and weekly meetings with Contractors involving all discipline supervisors, QA/QC Inspectors, and HSE advisors and address/resolve issues hindering progress
- Act as the construction Risk Management representative to identify Construction Risk events, their effects & consequences, propose mitigation measures and take ownership to ensure mitigation measures have been implemented at the site
- Review and forward to management daily and weekly construction progress reports for assigned projects and verify contractor's progress statements for accuracy
- Liaise with senior discipline engineers throughout all phases of the project for all construction-related matters, including inputs during the detailed engineering and procurement stages
- Participate in reviewing detailed design drawings, method statements, material requisitions, material receipt inspection, etc
- Review contractors’ construction plans, schedules, method statements, and procedures, including offshore logistics
- Supervise and approve construction activities and co-ordinate various aspects of project construction, including material work, and testing inspections in the fabrication yard, material submissions, and working drawings from contractor and processing documentation as required
- Check and ensure that all construction works are completed in accordance with approved standards and consistent with contract specifications
- Coordinate the MCC walk-through, pre-commissioning, and commissioning activities with contractors, vendors, and end-users
- Maintain a daily record of progress, noting special comments. Reports to supervisor work anomalies or contractual deviations committed by contractor personnel and recommends corrective actions
- Monitor and control work permits to ensure that contractor compliance with conditions fixed on consolidated work permits
- Coordinate mobilization and demobilization of contractors, sub-contractors, and vendors to offshore sites following the contract award
- Interact and interface with other contractors, projects, and departments regularly to identify and resolve all construction-related matters, especially liaison with Production and Maintenance departments
Requirements
- Higher National Diploma (HND) or Diploma in Instrumentation and/or Electrical and/or Mechanical from a recognised university with extensive commissioning experience in oil & gas projects. Good skills in construction management, effective communication, conflict resolution
- A minimum of 10–12 years of experience in relevant construction and installation activities in projects of the oil & gas industry
- Experience in steel structure installation and commissioning of Offshore Projects
- Good knowledge of piping and mechanical installation and commissioning
- Good knowledge of lifting activities to assess the lifting plan and lifting operation
- Experienced in the implementation of construction industry best practices, systems, processes, and standards
- Understanding of construction techniques for various types of work especially the construction and commissioning activities in Green, brownfield, and wellhead jackets
- Good skills in construction management, effective communication, conflict resolution
- Exposure to works by associated disciplines
- Computer literate. Good communication and writing skills
- Excellent knowledge of industry engineering standards, quality control, safety and environmental awareness
- Excellent ability to interpret and review method statements, lifting plans, inspection, and test plans, construction schedules, and drawings
- Ability to highlight potential bottlenecks/problems and ability to suggest solutions
- Ability to supervise, cooperate and coordinate with a multinational and multi-cultural contractor workforce
*Only applicants meeting the strict criteria outlined above will be contacted as part of the shortlisting process.