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Onshore pipeline design engineering expatriate

Job Purpose

The Pipeline Engineer is responsible for the design, engineering, and technical monitoring of onshore pipelines, from the Detailed Engineering through construction and commissioning.

He/She ensures the technical, regulatory, and HSE compliance of the infrastructure, while respecting project deadlines, budgets, and requirements.

Activities

Engineering

Supervise pipeline studies (layout, sizing, material selection, corrosion protection, etc.).
Verify technical deliverables (design philosophies, calculation notes, technical specifications, MTO / datasheets, etc.).
Ensure compliance with applicable codes and standards (ASME, DNV, ISO, local standards, etc.).

Interfaces & Coordination

Coordinate interfaces with other disciplines (Civil engineering, Process engineering, Instrumentation, Construction).
Participate in technical reviews and coordination meetings.
Anticipate operational interfaces (clashes, scheduling conflicts) before and during the construction phase.

Construction

Provide technical support during manufacturing, transport, welding, installation, testing (hydrotest), and commissioning.
Respond to technical clarifications and manage technical deviations.
Participate in site inspections and technical audits.

Change Management

Analyze the technical impacts of the modifications (Method of Concept).
Propose optimized and documented solutions.
Contribute to the technical and economic justification of the changes.
Prevent change orders and delays related to technical matters.

Qualifications & Experience

Education: Degree in Engineering.
Professional Experience: Minimum of 10 years.
Project Execution Experience: Minimum of 10 years.

Onshore project control lead contract engineer

Job Purpose

The Project Control Lead & Contract Engineer supports the Onshore Package Manager in the delivery of the EPCC contract from award to operations, with primary accountability for contract administration, cost control, schedule control, change management, and risk management.

The role ensures rigorous compliance with contractual terms, proactive identification and management of variations and claims, and accurate cost and schedule reporting, with the objective of delivering the Project within the approved budget and schedule, contributing to a safe execution with no major HSE incidents, and supporting start-up and operations no later than Q4 2028.

Activities

Contract Administration & Governance
Coordinate and supervise the administration of the EPCC contract(s) for the IMA Onshore Packages (BNAG and Onshore Pipeline) package in full compliance with the company’s procedures, including contract implementation, correspondence management, variation control, claims assessment, and contract close-out.
Project Controls, Documentation & Reporting
Ensure proper implementation of project control standards, including cost, schedule, and change control reporting. Coordinate with the DCC function to ensure accurate documentation management and preparation of execution, monthly, and management reports with appropriate quality and consistency.
Planning & Scheduling Control
Develop, maintain, and control the package execution schedule, monitor progress against the baseline, identify critical paths and deviations, and support the Package Manager with mitigation measures and recovery actions where required.
Cost Control & Budget Management
In close coordination with Finance/Cost Control, supervise cost monitoring, commitment tracking, forecasting, and budget performance for the WHP package. Ensure early identification and proper justification of cost deviations and change impacts.
Change & Variation Management
Consolidate, assess, and document all technical, schedule, and commercial changes, ensuring compliance with Company change management processes. Advise the Package Manager on the cost and schedule implications of changes and support negotiations where required.
Contractual & Commercial Support
Provide contractual and commercial advice to the Package Manager, including assessment of Contractor positions, review of estimates, and support for SMRs, variations, and claims resolution, ensuring robust justification and documentation.

Umbilical project engineer expatriate

Job Purpose

The SURF Umbilical Project Engineer is responsible for the safe and timely delivery of the umbilical work scope in compliance with project technical requirements, contractual obligations, quality standards, and approved schedule.

The job holder ensures the coordination of engineering, qualification, procurement, manufacturing, fabrication, installation, and pre-commissioning activities, while maintaining technical assurance, effective interface management, and appropriate oversight of contractor performance, quality, and technical risks, in order to deliver a fit-for-purpose umbilical system and support successful project execution.

Activities

Pre-Award Technical and Contract Support
- Lead and coordinate technical clarifications and support contractual negotiations with tenderers, with input from corporate specialists, to support timely placement of the purchase order and compliance with local approval requirements.
- Monitor and manage all tenderers’ technical queries, qualifications, and COMPANY responses to ensure complete and timely closure.
- Ensure the technical design dossier and contract scope of work are fully understood, technically robust, and executable by the selected bidder.
- Ensure agreed interface requirements related to the umbilical scope are identified and properly addressed during the tendering and award process.
- Support reporting, technical meetings, bidder interactions, and follow-up of technical actions, including close-out of key review items where applicable.
- Coordinate fabrication site visits and audits as required and prepare the technical evaluation report for the recommended bidder with appropriate justification for internal and local authority review.
Post-Award Umbilical Delivery and Technical Assurance
- Ensure the umbilical Work scope is delivered in compliance with project technical requirements, contractual obligations, quality standards, and approved schedule.
- Monitor and manage engineering development, including technical changes, deviations, and derogations, to maintain compliance and fitness for purpose.
- Review engineering, qualification, and procurement documentation and ensure the required level of priority and technical attention is applied throughout execution.
- Ensure engineering, qualification, and procurement activities are performed in line with contract requirements, project specifications, and company standards within the project schedule.
- Ensure engineering maturity is sufficient before qualification, procurement, manufacturing, and fabrication activities commence, and that design outcomes are carried through into installation and pre-commissioning.
- Support manufacturing, fabrication, installation, and pre-commissioning activities and lead resolution of technical issues when required.
Interface and Contractor Coordination
- Evaluate and coordinate responses to contractor technical queries and correspondence in a timely and consistent manner.
- Coordinate and consolidate technical feedback from the project team, corporate specialists, and relevant stakeholders to support decision-making and execution.
- Ensure interface requirements are identified, tracked, and resolved in coordination with the Package Interface Engineer and other interfacing parties.
- Provide day-to-day liaison and coordination across the package technical team throughout all execution phases.
Quality, Fabrication, and Execution Support
- Coordinate with the QA/QC team to ensure appropriate supervision of umbilical fabrication activities at the contractor’s fabrication site.
- Identify schedule-critical and quality-critical activities and ensure adequate QA/QC coverage is in place for critical equipment and milestones.
- Ensure inspection and test plans for critical manufacturing and fabrication activities are reviewed in a timely manner and receive the appropriate level of attention from all relevant parties.
Change, Commercial, and Compliance Support
- Consolidate, assess, and document technical, schedule, and commercial changes in accordance with company change management processes, and advise the Package Manager on related impacts.
- Provide contractual and commercial support to the Package Manager, including review of contractor positions, estimates, SMRs, variations, and claims documentation.
- Monitor compliance with Nigerian Content requirements applicable to the SURF package, including reporting obligations, stakeholder coordination, and consolidation of performance data.

Qualifications & Experience

Education: Degree in Engineering.
Professional Experience: Minimum of 10 years.

Surf project control lead contract engr

Job Purpose

Following Contract award and FID, the Project Control Lead & Contract Engineer supports the SURF Package Manager in the delivery of the EPCC contract from award to operations, with primary accountability for contract administration, cost control, schedule control, change management, and risk management.

The role ensures rigorous compliance with contractual terms, proactive identification and management of variations and claims, and accurate cost and schedule reporting, with the objective of delivering the SURF Project within the approved budget and schedule, contributing to a safe execution with no major H3SE incidents, and supporting start-up and operations no later than Q4 2028.

Job Dimensions

Project Overall Value: ~ 700 MUSD (including 157 MUSD Drillex)
SURF Package CAPEX: ~ 150 M$
Direct Reports: ~ 2 to 3 (PMC)
Indirect Reports + EPCC CTR Personnel: ~ 10
Context and Environment: Collocated at EPCC contractor’s engineering location up to the end of engineering, and then located at the Nigerian CTR office during the offshore installation phase.
Duration & Location:
- Starting date: Q3 2026
- EPC CTR location (Overseas/Nigeria): Q3 2026
- Duration: 2 to 3 years (Renewable: Yes)
- Status: Residential

Activities

Contract Administration & Governance
Coordinate and supervise the administration of the EPCC contract(s) for the IMA SURF package in full compliance with TotalEnergies procedures, including contract implementation, correspondence management, variation control, claims assessment, and contract close-out.
Project Controls, Documentation & Reporting
Ensure proper implementation of project control standards, including cost, schedule, and change control reporting. Coordinate with the DCC function to ensure accurate documentation management and preparation of execution, monthly, and management reports with appropriate quality and consistency.
Planning & Scheduling Control
Develop, maintain, and control the package execution schedule, monitor progress against the baseline, identify critical paths and deviations, and support the Package Manager with mitigation measures and recovery actions where required.
Cost Control & Budget Management
In close coordination with Finance/Cost Control, supervise cost monitoring, commitment tracking, forecasting, and budget performance for the SURF package. Ensure early identification and proper justification of cost deviations and change impacts.
Change & Variation Management
Consolidate, assess, and document all technical, schedule, and commercial changes, ensuring compliance with TotalEnergies change management processes. Advise the Package Manager on the cost and schedule implications of changes and support negotiations where required.
Contractual & Commercial Support
Provide contractual and commercial advice to the Package Manager, including assessment of Contractor positions, review of estimates, and support for SMRs, variations, and claims resolution, ensuring robust justification and documentation.
Performance Monitoring & Control
Monitor and control project performance including:
- Cost: Able to provide Estimated Final Cost (EFC) at any time.
- Planning: Maintain an updated P50 schedule at any time with a solid understanding of P10 and P90 scheduling scenarios.
- Deviations: Identify any deviations in cost and schedule and propose/implement corrective actions.
Nigerian Content Compliance
Monitor and ensure compliance with Nigerian Content requirements applicable to the SURF package, including reporting obligations, coordination with relevant stakeholders, and consolidation of Nigerian Content performance data.
Team Leadership & Coordination
Manage and coordinate the Project Control and PMC resources dedicated to the SURF package, ensuring alignment of activities, workload prioritization, and consistent application of project control and contract management standards.
Partner & Stakeholder Relations
Monitor and maintain good relationships with Partners (AMNI) and Authorities, and ensure efficient coordination between EPC contractors.
Community Relations
Monitor and maintain good relationships with local communities.

Context and Environment

IMA SURF is located in OML112/117, 8km from the Bonny Island shore and is tied back to the BNAG plant (an NEPL/WAGL facility operated by Renaissance). Operations control of the IMA platform is provided from the Amenam platform operated by TotalEnergies via a LOS telecom connection.

The offshore water depth is around 8m, with AMNI facilities in close vicinity.

Key Accountabilities

Budget Control Support: Monitor and control commitments, forecasts, and trends, and escalate issues to the Package Manager.
Schedule Control Support: Monitor and control the SURF package schedule, critical path, and trend analysis; flag deviations with potential impacts on other packages or first gas.
Project Control Team Leadership: Coordinate effective workload management and the application of controls for the team and dedicated resources.
Invoice & Progress Validation: Review and validate all reports, progress statements, and contractual documentation supporting invoices, ensuring alignment with actual progress, contract terms, and approved changes prior to Package Manager endorsement.
Contract Administration & Change Control: Effectively handle claims, risks, and formal project correspondence.

HSE Objectives

Familiarize self with TEPNG emergency procedures, carry out assigned responsibilities safely, and report any incident, unsafe act, or operation.
Nurture and maintain a high level of safety culture within the organization, contractors, and subcontractors.
Ensure all personnel under direct supervision are well trained and aware of their HSE responsibilities through continuous monitoring.
Support and enforce the HSE Project objectives and directives. Make safety suggestions, and report any anomalies, unsafe acts, or conditions observed.
Promote and enforce HSE awareness of PMC and site personnel at all levels through proactive approaches (site tour management, HSE meetings, etc.) within the team.

Qualifications & Experience

Professional Experience: Minimum of 15 years.
Project Controls & Contract Administration: Minimum of 10 years of experience within project execution.
Key Skills & Competencies:
- Project Controls (Cost, Schedule & Risk Management).
- Contract Administration & Change Management.
- External Stakeholder Management / political diplomacy.
- Strong negotiation skills.