Field Engineer Subsea

Black & Grey HR is seeking a Field Engineer Subsea to join the clients offshore project delivery team on a permanent rotational basis. You will be deployed offshore as the resident engineering representative during subsea inspection repair maintenance and construction (IRM/EPC) operations ensuring technical compliance quality oversight and real-time engineering authority at the project site.
This is a permanent position not a contract with a 60-day on / 30-day off rotation providing genuine recovery time between deployments. When not offshore you are shore-based at the clients Abu Dhabi facility supporting pre-mobilisation engineering activities and project close-out documentation.

• Provide on-site technical engineering support during subsea inspection installation and construction operations across IRM and EPC project scopes
• Act as the primary engineering authority on site during offshore operational phases ensuring all activities comply with approved method statements engineering specifications and project quality plans
• Monitor construction and inspection activities in real time identifying and resolving non-conformances technical queries and field engineering instructions (FEIs)
• Interface with ROV supervisors diving supervisors and vessel crews on technical requirements and operational problems providing engineering decisions to maintain project delivery schedule
• Attend daily operations briefings toolbox talks and pre-task risk assessments; contribute to Permit to Work (PTW) processes

• Maintain accurate field engineering daily logs covering all activities decisions and observations during offshore operations
• Review and implement approved method statements lifting and rigging plans and engineering work packs prior to and during offshore activities
• Prepare and submit non-conformance reports (NCRs) technical deviation requests and field change requests as required
• Contribute to project progress reporting for internal and client stakeholder audiences
• Support client company man and representative interface on technical queries engineering approvals and operational matters

• Support pre-mobilisation engineering reviews including vessel technical readiness assessments and offshore campaign preparation
• Assist with material take-offs and procurement coordination for offshore campaign consumables and equipment
• Contribute to post-project lessons-learned documentation and engineering close-out deliverables to support continuous improvement

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering Structural Engineering Marine Engineering or Subsea Engineering from a recognised institution. Equivalent vocational qualifications with demonstrable offshore experience will be considered.

• Proven years of experience in subsea field engineering or offshore inspection and construction activities
• Practical hands-on knowledge of subsea systems is essential candidates must have direct experience with one or more of the following: subsea pipelines subsea structures risers or umbilicals. This is non-negotiable for this role.
• Demonstrable experience with IRM and/or EPC offshore operations including method statement review non-conformance management and engineering work pack execution
• Experience interfacing with ROV operations diving operations or vessel-based technical teams on offshore projects
• ADNOC project exposure or prior experience working on ADNOC-approved offshore operations is a strong advantage

• Strong technical writing skills for engineering documentation NCRs and daily reporting
• Ability to make sound engineering decisions independently in a fast-paced offshore operational environment
• Clear and effective communication with multidisciplinary offshore teams including marine operations and diving personnel
• Understanding of offshore risk management PTW processes and SIMOPS procedures

• BOSIET or HUET must be valid and current. Candidates with an expired BOSIET/HUET will not be shortlisted. Please attach a copy of your certificate with your application.
• ADNOC Facility Access Approval held or a clearly documented ability to obtain. Candidates who have previously held ADNOC access or worked on ADNOC-approved projects are at a significant advantage.
• GWO (Global Wind Organisation) certifications advantageous
• CSWIP 3.4U or equivalent NDT / inspection certification advantageous particularly for candidates targeting IRM inspection scopes
• Offshore survival and first aid certifications must be current

• 60/30 offshore rotation schedule.
• ADNOC project exposure and international project opportunities.
• Exposure to advanced USV and offshore technology.
• Long-term career growth with a stable organization.

Employment Type : Full Time
Experience: years
Vacancy: 1