PMC Specialist Procurement Engineer

The Role

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced PMC Specialist Procurement Engineer with a proven track record in leading and coordinating engineering teams to ensure the successful planning, execution and completion of technical projects for a high‑profile client.

Wood’s Oil & Gas & New Energies business is built on a strong legacy of delivering large and complex projects for national and international energy companies across the globe. We have experienced teams, a proven delivery model and a strong reputation. We are the market‑leading provider of integrated and innovative solutions that challenge the status‑quo in the oil and gas upstream and midstream onshore and offshore, gas‑to‑liquids and decarbonization and electrification markets.

We pride ourselves in steady and predictable delivery while setting our sights on an exciting growth trajectory. Energy security, transition and supply have never been more important. Our enabling teams are at the very forefront of transformative projects that provide sustainable power to generations to come and bring low‑carbon concepts to reality.

• Meaningful and interesting projects delivered to high‑profile clients across the Energy Sector.
• Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion.
• Competitive remuneration package with regular reviews to ensure market alignment.
• Medical Insurance – inpatient and outpatient medical care.
• Group Life and Personal Accident Insurance.
• End of Service Gratuity in line with UAE Labor Law.
• The Employee Share Plan giving the opportunity to purchase Wood shares with company match.
• Long Service Award celebrating commitment and loyalty at 5‑year milestones.
• Commitment to continued professional development with tailored development plans.
• Global connections – join experts worldwide shaping industry standards.
• Energy Transition Academy – community of experts sharing knowledge on existing and emerging energy systems.

To lead all procurement activities within the PMC team for ADNOC projects, ensuring compliance with ADNOC standards, project timelines, budget constraints and contractual requirements. The role ensures strategic sourcing, contractor and vendor selection, and effective coordination between ADNOC EPC contractors and suppliers.

• Develop and implement project procurement strategies aligned with ADNOC guidelines.
• Prepare procurement plans, vendor lists and long‑lead item strategies.
• Identify procurement risks and mitigation plans.
• Support early engagement for critical and long‑lead equipment.
• Manage pre‑qualification of vendors in line with ADNOC approved vendor lists (AVL).
• Oversee preparation of ITTs, Invitations to Tender, RFQs and bid evaluation reports.
• Lead technical and commercial bid clarifications.
• Participate in contract negotiations and award recommendations.
• Ensure compliance with ADNOC Group Procurement Policies and ICV (In‑Country Value) requirements.
• Monitor EPC contractor procurement performance and ensure adherence to approved vendor lists and project specifications.
• Manage supplier performance, expediting and delivery schedules.
• Resolve procurement‑related disputes and claims.
• Ensure procurement activities remain within approved budgets.
• Track cost savings initiatives and value engineering opportunities.
• Review and validate variation orders related to procurement.
• Ensure compliance with ADNOC HSE, QA/QC and ethical procurement standards.
• Ensure transparency and audit readiness.
• Implement anti‑corruption and procurement governance policies.
• Provide procurement status reports to ADNOC and project management.
• Coordinate with Engineering, Construction, QA/QC and Finance teams.
• Participate in progress meetings with ADNOC stakeholders.

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, supply chain, business or related field.
• Minimum 20 years of experience within the oil & gas sector, with at least 10 years in procurement management.
• Strong knowledge of ADNOC procurement systems; SAP and ARIBA preferred.
• Strong contract negotiation skills.
• Familiar with ICV compliance requirements.
• Risk assessment and supply chain management expertise.
• Commercial and contractual awareness.
• FIDIC knowledge preferred.