PMC - Engineer (Comm. Mechanical)

Role Overview The role involves planning, coordinating, supervising, and executing mechanical pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up, and performance testing activities for onshore oil and gas facilities. The engineer ensures that mechanical systems and equipment are safely and successfully transferred from construction to operations in accordance with CLIENT requirements, approved procedures, project specifications, HSE standards, and applicable international codes. What You Will Do Review approved commissioning procedures, P&IDs, equipment datasheets, vendor manuals, commissioning philosophies, and project specifications. Develop and execute mechanical pre-commissioning and commissioning procedures, checklists, and test packs. Verify Mechanical Completion and Ready for Commissioning (RFC) status before starting commissioning activities. Why It Might Be a Fit The company offers a competitive remuneration package, medical insurance, group life and personal accident insurance, end of service gratuity, the employee share plan, long service award, commitment to continued professional development, global connections, and energy transition academy. Requirements • Extensive experience in the oil and gas industry • Ability to review and clear mechanical punch-list items in coordination with Construction, QA/QC, and Operations • Ability to supervise pre-commissioning activities including equipment inspection and cleaning, flushing and chemical cleaning, hydrostatic and pneumatic testing, air blowing and nitrogen purging, equipment lubrication, lube-oil flushing, leak testing, alignment verification, rotating equipment checks, valve and piping system testing • Ability to commission and test mechanical equipment including centrifugal and positive-displacement pumps, compressors, air coolers, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, tanks, filters and strainers, valves, piping systems, utility systems, package equipment • Ability to verify equipment installation, alignment, lubrication, preservation, and mechanical integrity before start-up • Ability to coordinate with Electrical, Instrumentation, Process, Operations, HSE, and Construction teams to ensure system readiness • Ability to participate in FAT, SAT, equipment inspections, and functional testing where applicable • Ability to troubleshoot mechanical problems encountered during pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start-up • Ability to monitor equipment operating parameters such as pressure, temperature, flow, vibration, speed, and lubrication conditions • Ability to support initial equipment run-in, operational testing, and performance testing • Ability to prepare commissioning schedules, daily progress reports, test records, and system handover dossiers • Ability to maintain accurate commissioning documentation, including check sheets, test reports, punch lists, and acceptance certificates • Ability to ensure as-built documentation and turnover packages are complete • Ability to support final system handover from Project/Contractor to ADNOC Operations

Benefits • Competitive remuneration package • Medical insurance • Group life and personal accident insurance • End of service gratuity • Employee share plan • Long service award • Commitment to continued professional development • Global connections • Energy transition academy