Construction Engineer (MOC) Site Based

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The Construction Engineer (MOC) will be responsible for managing and controlling Management of Change (MOC) activities at site during construction and commissioning phases of an EPCM oil & gas project for ADNOC. The role ensures that all field changes are properly evaluated, reviewed, approved, implemented, and documented in compliance with ADNOC standards, project procedures, and HSE requirements.

What makes you remarkable?

Expected:

• Bachelor s Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Instrumentation, or related discipline)
• Minimum 12 years of experience in oil & gas construction projects
• At least 3 5 years of direct MOC experience on ADNOC or Middle East EPC/EPCM projects
• Strong site-based construction experience is mandatory
• ADNOC project experience is highly preferred

Skills & Competencies

• Strong knowledge of ADNOC MOC procedures and standards
• Solid understanding of EPCM workflows and construction practices
• Excellent coordination and communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple MOCs in a fast-paced site environment
• Strong documentation and reporting skills
• Good understanding of HSE and risk management in oil & gas projects

Key Responsibilities Management of Change (MOC)

• Act as the site focal point for all construction-related MOCs
• Identify, initiate, review, and track MOCs arising during construction activities
• Ensure all changes are evaluated for technical, safety, cost, schedule, and operational impact
• Coordinate MOC reviews with Engineering, HSE, QA/QC, Construction, Commissioning, and Client teams
• Ensure proper approval of MOCs in line with ADNOC MOC procedures

Construction & Engineering Interface

• Provide engineering support to construction teams for field queries and site modifications
• Review and support resolution of Site Technical Queries (STQs), Field Change Requests (FCRs), and NCR-related changes
• Verify constructability and compliance of proposed changes with project specifications and codes
• Ensure approved MOCs are reflected in IFC drawings, redlines, and as-built documentation

HSE & Quality

• Ensure all MOC-related activities comply with ADNOC HSE requirements and project safety standards
• Participate in risk assessments (HAZID/HAZOP/JSA) related to design or construction changes
• Support QA/QC in ensuring implementation of approved changes meets quality requirements

Coordination & Reporting

• Liaise closely with EPCM engineering disciplines, contractors, subcontractors, and ADNOC representatives
• Maintain MOC registers and provide regular status reports to Project Management
• Support audits and reviews related to MOC implementation