As a Commissioning Subsea Engineer, you will oversee the commissioning of the Inlet and Condensate facilities and onshore subsea support equipment, from engineering preparation through execution and start-up.
Main Responsibilities:
- Oversee the commissioning of systems and subsystems for the Inlet and Condensate facilities, ensuring proper handover to Operations.
- Supervise the preparation and scheduling of pre-commissioning and commissioning activities to achieve safe and timely Mechanical Completion (MC), Ready for Start-Up (RFSU) and Ready for Loading (RFL) milestones.
- Actively contribute to the development and review of pre-commissioning and commissioning engineering deliverables during the engineering phase.
- Ensure contractors comply with contractual requirements, project specifications and HSE standards.
- Supervise commissioning activities on site and manage interfaces between contractors, subcontractors and equipment vendors.
- Coordinate with Engineering, Contracting, Procurement, Construction and Operations teams to ensure progress towards final RFSU.
- Coordinate the witnessing of commissioning activities with Operations personnel and complete remaining commissioning activities following hydrocarbon introduction under SIMOPS (Simultaneous Operations) conditions.
- Ensure the safe and efficient commissioning and handover of facilities to Operations.
- Comply with and enforce HSE requirements and the applicable code of conduct at all times.
- Master's degree or equivalent in Process, Mechanical, Control or Subsea Engineering.
- Minimum 15 years of experience in onshore/offshore Oil & Gas projects.
- At least 10 years of hands-on experience in subsea equipment operations and subsea control systems, including manifolds, wells, umbilicals, SCS/SCM, MCS, HPU and EPU/TUTA.
- Minimum 10 years of experience in commissioning or process systems, including at least 5 years in senior commissioning roles.
- Proven experience in commissioning gas inlet, slug catcher and condensate stabilisation systems within LNG or gas-processing facilities.
- Strong technical knowledge of HIPPS, beach valves, subsea chemical injection, MEG systems and hydraulic power units (HPU).
- Solid background in process and control engineering, including the ability to read and interpret P&IDs, cause & effect matrices and control narratives.
- Experience in developing and reviewing commissioning procedures, test packs, punch lists, commissioning schedules and MC/RFSU/RFL dossiers.
- Proven track record in achieving Mechanical Completion (MC), Ready for Start-Up (RFSU) and Ready for Loading (RFL) milestones.
- Experience working under SIMOPS conditions, particularly during hydrocarbon introduction.
- Strong communication, coordination and leadership skills, with the ability to manage multiple interfaces in multicultural and multi-site environments.
- Ability to work under pressure and influence stakeholders through sound technical arguments.
- Fluent English (written and spoken) is required.
- Starting Date: 04 January 2027
- Duration of the Mission: 12 months
- Position: Residential