Logisticien Chantier
Description de l'entreprise IOTA Group accompagne depuis plus de 40 ans de grands acteurs industriels, de l’énergie et des infrastructures dans la réalisation de projets complexes à travers la mise à disposition d’expertises techniques spécialisées ; dans ce cadre, nous recherchons actuellement un Logisticien Chantier pour assurer la coordination des flux matériels, des approvisionnements et des opérations logistiques sur site. Description du poste Responsabilités La personne coordinatrice logistique du chantier est chargée d’organiser et de coordonner l’ensemble des ressources logistiques nécessaires au bon déroulement des travaux de construction du poste de transformation PAR15 225/13 kV de Dugny. **Planification et coordination des livraisons :** Planifier et coordonner les livraisons de matériaux, d’équipements et de fournitures conformément au calendrier du chantier. **Réception et vérification :** Veiller à la réception physique et à l’identification de tous les matériaux et équipements livrés sur le chantier, en minimisant les pertes, les recherches inutiles et les manipulations superflues. – **Stockage et conservation :** Veiller au respect des conditions de stockage et de conservation applicables à tous les types de matériaux, en maintenant les zones de stockage et de circulation organisées et dégagées à tout moment. **Gestion des matériaux et des déchets :** Superviser l’évacuation des emballages et des déchets générés par les opérations de livraison et de déballage ; identifier les équipements excédentaires ou inutilisés et organiser leur retour, leur transfert ou leur élimination selon les instructions. **Conformité HSE :** Respecter et faire respecter les règles HSE applicables lors des opérations de livraison, de déchargement, de manutention et de stockage ; participer aux inspections HSE concernant la zone logistique. **Suivi quotidien et rapports :** Tenir à jour un tableau de suivi répertoriant les livraisons prévues, effectuées, reportées ou problématiques, et consigner tous les défauts constatés lors de la réception ainsi que les mesures correctives associées. Qualifications Qualifications requises pour le poste de Logisticien Chantier Formation en logistique, supply chain, transport, gestion de chantier ou domaine équivalent. Expérience significative en logistique de chantier, construction industrielle, infrastructures ou projets d’énergie. Maîtrise de la gestion des flux logistiques, des livraisons, du stockage et des approvisionnements. Expérience en réception, contrôle, identification et traçabilité des matériels. Capacité à coordonner plusieurs intervenants : fournisseurs, transporteurs, sous-traitants et équipes chantier. Bonne connaissance des opérations de manutention, levage et organisation des zones logistiques. Compétences en gestion des stocks et suivi des inventaires. Sens de l’organisation, rigueur et capacité d’anticipation des risques logistiques. Bonne maîtrise des outils bureautiques, notamment Microsoft Office. Aptitude à assurer un reporting régulier et à produire des tableaux de suivi logistique. Connaissance et respect des règles HSE (Hygiène, Sécurité, Environnement) applicables sur chantier. Titulaire du CACES R482 (obligatoire). Capacité à travailler en français et à comprendre la documentation en anglais. Excellentes qualités relationnelles et capacité à travailler dans un environnement multi-intervenants. Informations supplémentaires Démarrage: 25/01/2027 Durée : 6 mois 5 jours travaillé par semaine, 8h/j
Drilling Superintendent
Company Description Our client is a major oil and gas operator in Gabon, operating onshore. The organization is recognized for its strong safety culture, operational excellence, and commitment to responsible and sustainable energy production. Job Description HSSE Lead all health, safety, security, environmental, and well control aspects of drilling operations and new rig intake. Ensure implementation of hazard identification and risk management throughout the well delivery process. Lead HAZID and HAZOP for non‑routine operations and new technologies. Promote a strong safety culture through visible leadership, site engagement, and contractor oversight. Ensure full compliance with company well control policies, standards, and contingency plans. Technical Coordinate and oversee rig start‑up and execution of well programs in line with company policies and regulatory requirements. Manage day‑to‑day drilling operations, including HSE, equipment, maintenance, and operational performance. Provide expert technical guidance to Drilling Supervisors on drilling, completions, workovers, and abandonment activities. Ensure availability, quality, and performance of contracted services and equipment. Maintain and manage the well engineering risk register. Track operational performance and drive continuous improvement through lessons learned and after‑action reviews. Apply industry best practices and new technologies to enhance operational efficiency and value. Contribute to the development of long‑term drilling strategies as part of the Wells Management Team. Management Lead, coach, and develop well engineering teams both on site and in the office. Manage performance reviews, development plans, and competency assessments. Safeguard company assets, including wells, materials, and equipment. Own and implement the company Well Delivery Process, standards, and controls. Ensure compliance with legislative, environmental, and safety requirements. Manage interfaces with key stakeholders including asset teams, contractors, service providers, and regulators. Supervise drilling contractors and service personnel to ensure technical integrity and high‑quality delivery. Act as Contract Holder for drilling services and rigs, as assigned. Qualifications Requirements Engineering degree or equivalent in petroleum engineering or a related discipline. Extensive experience in oil and gas drilling and well operations, including leadership roles within wells teams. Knowledge & Technical Skills Strong knowledge of HSE leadership, major emergency management, and well control. Proven expertise in drilling operations, well engineering, and barrier management. Solid understanding of completions, well interventions, and abandonment operations. Proficient in the use of well engineering tools, models, and industry standards. Behavioural Competencies Strong analytical and engineering mindset. Effective communicator in a multicultural and multi‑disciplinary environment. Collaborative team player with strong leadership and coaching skills. Results‑driven with a focus on performance, quality, and cost discipline. Additional Information Duration: long term Rotation Starting date: Q3 2026
Instrument Engineer
Company Description Project context: A major full-field oil development in southern Iraq: about 220 new wells feeding a new central processing facility with a capacity of 210 kbopd. The project interfaces with several neighbouring developments, including an earlier-phase field upgrade, a gas midstream project and a seawater supply project. It has a strong focus on safety culture, cost control and local content. Job Description Mission Oversee all Instrument, Control and Telecom (IC&T) engineering activities for the Network Wellpads and Pipelines package Ensure IC&T deliverables meet project requirements, technical standards and safety standards Coordinate across engineering disciplines, and with the Engineering Manager and Construction team, to complete IC&T tasks on time Key activities Lead the IC&T engineering team to deliver on schedule, within budget and to quality standards, applying lessons learned from past projects Identify safe-by-design opportunities to eliminate, reduce or mitigate HSE risks during construction Ensure the contractor’s IC&T documentation, including the Master Document Register, is fit for purpose Review and approve IC&T designs, drawings and specifications against project and regulatory requirements Support interface management with drilling, early infrastructure works, existing facilities and the central processing facility Participate in technical bid evaluations and vendor clarifications Participate in HAZOP, SIL assessment and SIF identification workshops Attend Factory Acceptance Tests as required Manage design changes, ensuring each is properly evaluated, documented and communicated Work with Process, Pipeline, Electrical, Civil & Structural, Technical Safety, Mechanical and Piping engineers to integrate quality and safety into IC&T work Identify technical risks and develop mitigation strategies Resolve IC&T issues promptly and communicate solutions to stakeholders Develop and maintain IC&T quality standards, working with the Quality Lead where required Act as the Company’s main point of contact on IC&T matters with contractors, suppliers and other stakeholders Provide IC&T support to procurement and construction teams Improve IC&T engineering processes to increase efficiency and reduce costs, and share lessons learned Accountabilities Delivery of the IC&T engineering scope for the Wellpads and Pipelines package to quality and safety requirements Compliance with all relevant standards and regulations throughout IC&T engineering Qualifications Qualifications and experience Bachelor’s degree in Instrumentation Engineering; Professional Engineer (PE) certification preferred Minimum 8 years in IC&T engineering, preferably on large-scale oil and gas projects At least 5 years in a leadership role overseeing IC&T engineering, ideally on EPC projects Strong technical command of IC&T engineering practices Proven ability to lead IC&T engineering, manage design changes and deliver high-quality solutions Languages Fluent English; Arabic or Chinese is an asset Skills and competencies Strong leadership and communication skills Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities Effective management of multidisciplinary teams in a multicultural environment
Completion Lead
Company Description Our client is a global multi-energy company operating large-scale refining and petrochemical facilities. It transforms crude oil into fuels and essential industrial products through highly integrated and technologically advanced operations. The organisation is recognized for its strong HSE culture, operational excellence, and commitment to reducing environmental impact. Joining the company means contributing to complex international projects within a high-performance industrial environment. Job Description DURING PREPARATION (ENGINEERING) PHASE: Ensure ICAPS® database is structured, set-up, and populated in alignment with OPERCOM™ methodology and project breakdown structure in a timely manner, for both CPF-2 and NWP packages, including all interfaces scope. Coordinate with COMPANY and contractor teams to define system boundaries, completion sequences, and handover criteria. Validate punch list workflows, preservation routines, and maintenance plans to ensure readiness for execution. Review and approve as needed other relevant completion procedures developed by the EPSCC CTR. Support the development and review of completion dossiers and ensure traceability of all documentation. Ensure appropriate management decision-making tools (derived from the Completion database) are developed for the Owner’s use in support of the monitoring and control of Pre-commissioning and Commissioning progress. Participate in readiness reviews and interface meetings to align completion activities with commissioning and operations. DURING EXECUTION PHASE: Supervise the COMPANY Completions support team (ICAPS Administrator, Punch List Coordinator, Pre-com/Comm Coordinator). Ensure with EPCC Contractor an adequate and timely transfer of Quality/Construction punch items from their management system into the Completion Database. Monitor progress of system completions for both CPF-2 and NWP packages by extracting and using ICAPS data. Liaise with Construction, Commissioning, and Operations (when applicable) to establish punch list requirements and resolve conflict. Monitors and controls the punch items entered in the Completion database, ensuring priority compliance up to RFC/AoC completion. Inform the Project Teams (both packages) to support the management of Construction priorities. Coordinate with commissioning teams to validate RFC, AoC, and TOM (Transfer to Operation and Maintenance) milestones. Monitor the completion of Pre-commissioning and Commissioning dossiers, ensuring all necessary documentation is included. Ensure accurate and timely reporting of completion status, KPIs, and system handovers. Facilitate lessons learned capture and contribute to continuous improvement of completion processes. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Act as COMPANY focal point for completions across the AGUP-2 scope, ensuring alignment with both CPF-2 and NWP commissioning teams. Interface with the EPSCC contractor’s completions organization to ensure consistency in methodology, data integrity, and system handover readiness. Supervise a team of 3 COMPANY completions support staff and coordinate with contractor counterparts to ensure timely and quality delivery of completion milestones. Ensure that all systems and subsystems are tracked, documented, and handed over in accordance with project milestones and COMPANY standards. PROJECT DETAILS: EPCC Contract value: ≈ 1,100 MUSD Estimated Commissioning Site Workforce: ≈ 150/200 pax Qualifications Professional Experience: Degree: Engineer or equivalent technical background (Technician accepted based on experience). 15+ years of experience in Oil & Gas Projects with focus on Completion scope, Commissioning or Construction. Proven track records of several successful assignments on similar office/site positions. Technical Competencies: Strong Knowledge of OPERCOM™ Methodology and ICAPS® software is mandatory. Behavioral Competencies: Experience working in a client role interfacing with EPSCC contractors. Fluent in English (absolute mandatory). Additional Information Position Title N+1: AGUP 2 Commissioning Manager (Preparation) Position Title N+2: CPF-2 Package Manager (Preparation) Job Locations: During Preparation: CPF-2 EPCC CTR PCC preparation location (basis Istanbul – Turkey, option UAE). During Execution: CPF-2 construction site, Ratawi Field, North Rumaila, Iraq. Additional Information: Date of Mobilization (tentative): December 1st, 2026. Duration: 2 years renewable. Status (resident / rotation): Resident during Preparation, rotation during Execution. Missions to Iraq: Yes. Mission Duration: 3 missions to Iraq per year, each mission for one week duration. Other Possible Mission Locations: UK, Turkey, UAE.
Commissioning Electrical Lead
Company Description Our client is a major international energy operator running a large integrated development in the Basra region of southern Iraq. The project includes upstream oil, gas processing, water injection and solar power components. This role sits on the main full-field development: around 221 new wells feeding a newly built Central Processing Facility (CPF) with a capacity of 210 kbopd. The EPCC contract is worth about USD 1.1 billion, and the commissioning site workforce is estimated at 150–200 people. The project has strong H3SE and local-content requirements and several interfaces with neighbouring projects. Position: Commissioning Electrical Lead Reports to: Commissioning Manager (preparation) / CPF Commissioning Site Lead (execution) Location: Resident in Istanbul, Turkey (UAE option) during preparation. Rotational at the construction site in southern Iraq during execution. Missions: About 3 one-week trips to Iraq per year during preparation, plus trips to the UK, Turkey, UAE and vendor factories. Start: 1 December 2026 (tentative) Duration: 24 months, with a possible 12-month extension Job Description Preparation (engineering) phase: Review and validate electrical commissioning procedures, check sheets and test plans in line with the company’s commissioning methodology, for both the CPF and the wells-and-pipelines package. Make sure the completion management database is correctly populated for electrical systems and interfaces. Coordinate with vendors and contractors to plan FATs, electrical testing and system integration. Take part in risk assessments and make sure electrical requirements are built into commissioning plans. Help define system boundaries and interface logic between the electrical components of the two packages. Make sure the temporary equipment, systems and tools needed for electrical commissioning are ready. Engage early with Field Operations to align on commissioning activities and knowledge transfer. Execution phase: Supervise on-site electrical commissioning for compliance with HSE standards, specifications and schedule. Lead a small team (one Electrical Supervisor) and coordinate with the contractor. Coordinate with vendors and contractors for safe energization and functional testing of electrical systems. Act as Electrical Isolation Authority for the network above 20 kV, preparing and carrying out isolations and de-isolations. Make sure risk assessments for all electrical tasks are prepared and applied on site. Ensure safe energization from both temporary and permanent power sources. Coordinate operational tests with the contractor, involving Field Operations and Maintenance. Track progress, manage punch list clearance and keep commissioning documentation up to date. Support the Completion Coordinator in reaching RFC, AOC/RFSU and handover milestones for electrical systems. Attend daily coordination meetings and capture lessons learned. Qualifications Engineering degree 15+ years in oil & gas projects as a Commissioning Electrical specialist Experience with major electrical vendors such as Schneider, ABB and Siemens Experience as Commissioning Electrical / Electrical Isolation Authority is a plus Knowledge of structured commissioning methodologies and completion management software (e.g. ICAPS) is highly desirable Able to work effectively with client, contractor and vendor personnel Fluent English (mandatory)
QA/QC FJC – Onboard Pipelaying Vessel
Company Description Our client is a global multi-energy company operating large-scale refining and petrochemical facilities. It transforms crude oil into fuels and essential industrial products through highly integrated and technologically advanced operations. The organisation is recognized for its strong HSE culture, operational excellence, and commitment to reducing environmental impact. Joining the company means contributing to complex international projects within a high-performance industrial environment. Job Description The Service Holder acts as the Company’s offshore QA/QC Field Joint Coating Representative onboard the FDS installation vessel. Working closely with the SURF Operations Team, SURF QA/QC Lead, and Contractor QA/QC personnel, the Service Holder shall ensure that all field joint coating activities are executed in accordance with: Approved Project Specifications. Contractual requirements. TotalEnergies General Specifications. Approved Application Procedures. Inspection and Test Plans (ITP). Applicable International Standards. Coating Manufacturer Requirements. The Service Holder is responsible for the surveillance, inspection, reporting and verification of all offshore field joint coating activities associated with rigid pipeline installation. The Service Holder shall also provide support to welding and AUT quality activities whenever operationally required, ensuring coordination and continuity within the offshore QA/QC team. The Service Holder shall provide daily QA/QC oversight and ensure that all installation records are accurately maintained and reported. Key Responsibilities / Activities HSE: The Service Holder shall: Demonstrate exemplary HSE behaviour and compliance with Company rules and values. Participate actively in onboard safety meetings, toolbox talks and risk assessments. Ensure all welding and inspection activities are conducted safely and in compliance with approved procedures. Promote safe practices throughout all project phases and participate in incident reporting and investigations. Identify unsafe practices and raise observations. FJC Surveillance The Service Holder shall: Supervise Contractor Field Joint Coating activities onboard the FDS. Verify compliance with approved coating procedures and project specifications. Monitor qualification status of coating technicians and inspectors. Witness hold points identified in approved Inspection and Test Plans. Verify environmental conditions prior to coating application. Ensure surface preparation activities comply with specified cleanliness and profile requirements. Verify induction heating parameters and process controls. Witness application of anti-corrosion and thermal insulation systems where applicable. Verify coating thickness measurements meet project requirements. Witness adhesion tests and holiday detection tests. Ensure coating repairs are performed in accordance with approved procedures. Review and endorse daily coating reports and production records. Monitor coating rejection rates and identify adverse trends. Verify coating traceability records are properly maintained. Ensure all inspection results are accurately documented and reported. Quality Management The Service Holder shall: Verify implementation of approved Inspection and Test Plans. Ensure full compliance with Project Quality Requirements. Monitor calibration status of coating inspection equipment. Follow-up NCRs, Concessions and Technical Queries related to coating activities. Participate in audits and quality assessments onboard the vessel. Verify implementation of corrective and preventive actions. Raise quality observations and lessons learned when required. Ensure proper compilation of offshore quality dossiers and handover documentation. Provide back-up coverage during personnel rotation, workload peaks or temporary absence of QA/QC Welding & AUT personnel. Participate in multidisciplinary quality investigations involving welding, coating and NDT interfaces. Ensure effective coordination between coating, welding and AUT activities to preserve installation integrity and quality traceability. Reporting & Coordination The Service Holder shall: Provide daily reports to the RSES-D and weekly reports to SURF Quality Lead. Participate in daily progress meetings onboard the vessel. Coordinate with: RSES-D SURF CPY Quality Lead SURF CPY Specialist Contractor QA/QC Team FJC Contractor Personnel Monitor quality KPIs including: Coating productivity Repair rates Rejection rates NCR trends Ensure proper preservation and transfer of all offshore quality records. Qualifications Minimum 5 years’ experience in offshore pipeline coating inspection and quality control. Minimum 2 years’ experience onboard pipelay, construction or reel-lay vessels. Strong experience with Field Joint Coating systems used for deepwater rigid pipelines. Experience with anti-corrosion coating systems, insulation systems and associated inspection techniques. Good understanding of offshore welding processes and AUT inspection methodologies. Previous experience supporting integrated QA/QC activities across coating, welding and NDT disciplines is highly desirable. NACE Coating Inspector Level 2 or Level 3 preferred. CSWIP 3.1 or welding inspection experience considered a strong advantage. Valid BOSIET/HUET certification. Offshore medical fitness certificate. English mandatory. Portuguese and/or French considered advantageous. Additional Information Start Date: Q1-2027 (TBC) Duration: 6 months (TBC) Renewable: Opportunity Location: Offshore Angola (+ potential mobilization abroad) Status: Rotational 4 weeks / Day or Night Shift position
QA/QC Welding & AUT – Onboard Pipelaying Vessel
Company Description Our client is a global multi-energy company operating large-scale refining and petrochemical facilities. It transforms crude oil into fuels and essential industrial products through highly integrated and technologically advanced operations. The organisation is recognized for its strong HSE culture, operational excellence, and commitment to reducing environmental impact. Joining the company means contributing to complex international projects within a high-performance industrial environment. Job Description The Service Holder acts as the Company’s offshore QA/QC Welding and AUT Representative onboard the FDS installation vessel. Working closely with the SURF Operations Team, SURF QA/QC Lead, and Contractor QA/QC personnel, the Service Holder shall ensure that all welding, NDT and Automated Ultrasonic Testing (AUT) activities are executed in accordance with: Approved Project Specifications. Contractual requirements. TotalEnergies General Specifications. Applicable international codes and standards. Approved Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS). Inspection and Test Plans (ITP). Quality Control Procedures. The Service Holder is responsible for monitoring and verifying the quality of offshore fabrication and installation activities related to: Rigid pipeline welding. Tie-in welds. Stalk welding operations. Repair welding activities. AUT inspection activities. Complementary NDT activities (UT, RT, MT, PT, VT). Weld data management and traceability. Offshore as-built quality documentation. The Service Holder shall provide daily QA/QC oversight and ensure that all installation records are accurately maintained and reported. Key Responsibilities / Activities HSE: The service holder shall: Demonstrate exemplary HSE behaviour and compliance with Company rules and values. Participate actively in onboard safety meetings, toolbox talks and risk assessments. Ensure all welding and inspection activities are conducted safely and in compliance with approved procedures. Promote safe practices throughout all project phases and participate in incident reporting and investigations. Identify unsafe practices and raise observations. QA/QC Surveillance The service holder shall: Supervise Contractor welding and AUT/NDT activities onboard the FDS. Verify compliance with approved WPS, WPQR and Project specifications. Monitor qualification status of welders, welding operators and NDT personnel. Verify implementation of approved Inspection and Test Plans. Witness inspection and testing activities as defined in the Project Quality Plans. Ensure offshore welding activities comply with applicable requirements of DNV standards, Project specifications, and Company General Specifications. Review and endorse quality documentation generated offshore. Verify calibration and certification status of equipment. Ensure proper implementation of NCR, Concession and Deviation processes. Follow up corrective and preventive actions resulting from audits, inspections and lessons learned. Raise quality observations when required. Welding & AUT Activities The service holder shall: Monitor production welding operations onboard the vessel. Verify welding parameters are maintained within approved ranges. Witness qualification tests when required. Review daily welding reports and production statistics. Monitor weld repair rates and identify potential quality concerns. Verify repair welding procedures are properly implemented. Supervise AUT inspection activities performed by Contractor specialists. Review AUT reports, weld maps and acceptance records. Participate in disposition of welding anomalies and unacceptable indications. Ensure traceability between weld numbers, pipe/quad numbers, AUT records, repair history and final acceptance status. Ensure all weld and inspection data are incorporated into project databases and handover dossiers. Reporting & Coordination The service holder shall: Provide daily reports to the RSES-D and weekly reports to SURF Quality Lead. Participate in daily progress meetings onboard the vessel. Coordinate with RSES-D, SURF CPY Quality Lead, SURF CPY Welding Engineer, Contractor QA/QC Team, and NDT/AUT Contractor Personnel. Monitor quality KPIs including welding production, repair rates, AUT acceptance rates, and NCR trends. Ensure proper preservation and transfer of all offshore quality records. Additional Information Start Date: Q1-2027 (TBC) Duration: 6 months (TBC) Renewable: Opportunity Location: Offshore Angola (+ potential mobilization abroad) Status: Rotational 4 weeks / Day or Night Shift position
Site Material Management and Preservation Superintendent
Company Description A major gas development in southern Iraq to recover currently flared associated gas from regional oil fields. The scope includes: A gas gathering system: raw gas import pipelines from upstream compression stations, export pipelines for dry gas, LPG and condensate, and raw water import pipelines A gas processing plant producing dry gas (C1–C2), LPG (C3–C4) and condensate (C5+) Condensate storage and export facilities, including an offloading jetty Phase 1 covers a first processing train of 300 MMSCFD, with the plant designed for expansion to a second train of the same capacity. Job Description Mission Ensure full HSE compliance across material management and preservation activities, in line with company standards, procedures and project rules Provide day-to-day oversight and follow-up of material management and preservation activities performed at site by the EPC Contractor, against approved plans, procedures and schedules Coordinate with the Procurement and Construction teams on planning, control and execution of material movements in line with construction priorities Enforce compliance with project specifications, approved procedures and OEM recommendations for material handling, storage and preservation Manage the handover of capital spares, operational spare parts and special tools, ensuring documentation, traceability and alignment between Operations, EPC Contractors and Vendors Material management oversight Review and monitor the EPC Contractor’s Material Management Plan, procedures and workflows Ensure materials are identified, tracked, stored, preserved and controlled from delivery to installation Verify compliance with approved Material Take-Offs (MTOs), packing lists and delivery documentation Preservation management Review, approve and oversee the Preservation Plan for static and rotating equipment, piping, electrical and instrumentation items Ensure preservation complies with OEM requirements, project specifications and international standards Monitor preservation status, logs, tagging and inspection records Verify preservation is maintained during long-term storage, construction delays and pre-commissioning Inspection and compliance Inspect site and warehouses to assess material condition and preservation status Identify non-conformities, preservation lapses and storage deficiencies, and follow up corrective actions Participate in audits, inspections and readiness reviews related to materials and preservation Review damage reports, NCRs and claims related to material deterioration or mishandling Coordination and interface Interface with the EPC Contractor, vendors, logistics, construction, commissioning and QA/QC Align preservation requirements with installation schedules together with engineering and commissioning teams Support material handover from warehouse to construction and from construction to commissioning Documentation and reporting Review and validate material receiving reports, preservation records and turnover documentation Track material status, preservation condition and outstanding actions Prepare regular reports on material integrity, risks and compliance status Risk and asset protection Identify risks of corrosion, contamination, mechanical damage and environmental exposure Recommend mitigation measures to protect assets and reduce rework, replacement or delays Ensure preservation responsibilities stay clearly defined during contractor scope changes or schedule extensions Qualifications Qualifications and experience Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related discipline Minimum 10 years in material management and preservation on large EPC projects (oil & gas, petrochemical or power) Strong knowledge of OEM preservation requirements, storage best practices and logistics Familiarity with international standards for preservation and corrosion control Strong field presence and inspection capability Skills and competencies Attention to detail and an asset-protection mindset Strong coordination and communication skills Ability to review technical procedures and challenge contractor practices Proficiency in reporting, documentation and material tracking systems
SURF Contract Engineer
Description de l'entreprise IOTA GROUP is an international company specialising in technical assistance and recruitment solutions for major projects in the Oil & Gas, Energy, and Industrial sectors. As part of a major offshore Oil & Gas brownfield development project in Angola, we are looking for an experienced EPC Contract Engineer – SURF to join one of our international partners. The position is based in Paris, France, and involves managing high-value EPC contracts within a complex offshore environment. Description du poste As an EPC Contract Engineer – SURF, you will be responsible for the contractual and commercial management of EPC contracts, particularly those related to Subsea Umbilicals, Risers and Flowlines (SURF), throughout the tendering, execution and close-out phases. The project involves a brownfield investment exceeding USD 2 billion, with individual contracts valued at over USD 500 million. Reporting to the Contract Leader and Package Manager, your main responsibilities will include: Manage EPC contracts throughout their entire lifecycle, from tender preparation and contract award to execution and close-out. Prepare and coordinate Calls for Tender (CFT), including tender documentation, technical specifications, contractual requirements and commercial evaluations. Lead contractual clarification and negotiation processes, assess commercial proposals and prepare Recommendations to Award. Administer high-value SURF EPC contracts, ensuring compliance with contractual obligations, project procedures and applicable regulations. Manage change orders, variations, claims and counterclaims, ensuring contractual and commercial risks are identified and mitigated. Monitor contractor performance, contractual milestones, progress, payment certificates and invoices in coordination with Planning Engineers and Cost Controllers. Support cost control activities, including contract expenditure monitoring, cost forecasting and budget revisions. Participate in contractual negotiations and dispute resolution, working closely with legal, insurance, finance and technical teams. Coordinate with Package Managers, contractors and project stakeholders, ensuring effective contractual communication and reporting. Identify and mitigate contractual risks associated with package interfaces, offshore operations and simultaneous operations (SIMOPS). Ensure accurate contractual records, documentation, correspondence and reporting throughout project execution. Manage contract close-out activities, ensuring all contractual and commercial obligations are fulfilled. Promote compliance with HSE standards, ethical practices and contractual governance requirements. Qualifications Education & Experience Minimum 10 years of professional experience, with significant exposure to EPC contract management. Degree in Engineering, Law or Management / Business Administration. Strong experience managing EPC contracts related to SURF packages (Subsea Umbilicals, Risers and Flowlines). Proven involvement in both CFT / tendering and EPC execution phases. Experience managing international contracts involving major Oil & Gas contractors. Previous experience in offshore brownfield projects is highly advantageous. Experience with Topsides and Subsea Production Systems (SPS) is considered an asset. Previous involvement in multi-package, multi-block or multi-project contracts would be beneficial. Technical Competencies Excellent knowledge of EPC contractual mechanisms, contract administration and commercial management. Strong negotiation skills, including contractual wording, claims management and change order procedures. Good understanding of SURF packages, offshore construction and Oil & Gas operations. Knowledge of contractual risk management, cost control and project budgeting. Familiarity with legal, insurance and taxation aspects of international EPC contracts. Understanding of brownfield offshore environments and SIMOPS constraints. Languages & Soft Skills Fluent French and English are mandatory, both written and spoken. Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills. Strong analytical thinking and contractual problem-solving abilities. Ability to work effectively in an international and multicultural environment. Strong sense of responsibility, confidentiality and commercial awareness. Informations supplémentaires Industry: Offshore Oil & Gas / EPC / Subsea Project: Major offshore brownfield development in Angola Location: Paris, France Working Schedule: Resident, full-time Starting Date: ASAP Contract Duration: 12 months, renewable Candidate Origin: EU and international profiles considered Languages: French and English mandatory Travel: Potential international business trips depending on project requirements Join IOTA GROUP and contribute to a major international offshore development project, managing complex EPC contracts within a technically challenging SURF and brownfield environment.
RADIO/RADAR OPERATION SERVICES
Company Description The Client is an operator specializing in Oil & Gas projects. The purpose of this position is to provide radio/ radar operations services for JV Offshore facilities Job Description Receiving / sending of radio / telex / Inmarsat messages through VHF, HF radios and T-1200 telex computer information Transmitting platform management with all received information and send messages on daily data reports Handling of logistics matters and confidential information Makes travel arrangements for travelers on the platform Platform / personnel management Preparing daily offshore personnel off duty and resumption duty sheet Computer / daily entering processing Systems operations Responsible for receiving of information and passing messages to Personnel on the platform The service shall be on rotational basis ; 4 weeks On / 4 weeks Off ACCOUNTABILITIES Enhancement of surveillance and the use of lighting, surveillance and detection equipment, crew responses, to detect potential incident using the radio alarm procedures Preparation of reports after an incident or near-miss Ensuring early detection of a possible incident as the most effective deterrence under the CONTRACT Ensuring early detection by surveillance boat and or radar onboard platform Ensuring physical protection on platform to delay incident Ensuring safety procedure to stop the industrial process Mustering all personnel on board to a safe room Any other task assigned by COMPANY through any of its representatives Qualifications A University degree in Engineering, Management or Social Sciences. Minimum of 5 years experience in any of the IOCs Certification in use of Global Maritime Distress & Safety System (GMDSS) Proficiency in MS Office Suites (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Training in Port Facility Security Officers Course (PFSO) Basic Radar Operator Training. Certificate in Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA) Certificate in Vessel Monitoring and Alerting System (VMAS) Combined Marine and Aviation Radio Telephony (CMART) Training. Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training (BOSIET) Strong communication and analytical skills are necessary for a range of complex internal and external negotiations. Additional Information The position is open to Nigerian Nationals only