Project Engineer - Oil & Gas Onshore

Job Description

Deployment: Project Site Based (Abu Dhabi)

Role Overview

Our client, an EPC contractor working on an ADNOC onshore project, is seeking an experienced Project Engineer with a mechanical engineering background to support site-based project execution.

The role will coordinate engineering and construction activities and support delivery of the assigned project scope in accordance with project requirements.

• Support coordination and execution of project engineering activities.
• Coordinate with engineering, construction, procurement, QA/QC, HSE and other project functions.
• Review drawings, specifications, technical submittals and engineering documentation as required.
• Support site teams with engineering clarification and resolution of technical issues.
• Monitor progress of assigned project activities against schedules and milestones.
• Coordinate with vendors and subcontractors on technical and project execution matters.
• Support multidisciplinary project and site coordination.
• Ensure activities are carried out in accordance with project specifications and applicable ADNOC requirements.
• Participate in technical reviews and project coordination meetings.
• Support testing, commissioning, handover and technical close-out activities.

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering or a relevant related engineering discipline.
• 8–10 years of experience as a Project Engineer, with a strong mechanical engineering background.
• Experience within Oil & Gas, EPC or major industrial projects.
• Previous ADNOC project experience is mandatory.
• Experience managing or supporting EPC project execution is preferred.
• Strong understanding of mechanical construction and engineering execution.
• Experience coordinating engineering, construction, vendors and subcontractors.
• Exposure to testing, commissioning and handover activities is advantageous.

• The ideal candidate will be a mechanically focused Project Engineer with 8+ years of project execution experience, previous ADNOC exposure and the ability to coordinate effectively across engineering and construction functions in a site environment.