Commissioning Instrument Supervisor (Telecom Specialist)

About the role

The Commissioning Instrument Supervisor executes commissioning activities for his discipline through instrumental specialists under his responsibility, in line with quality, health, environmental and safety regulations and stated procedures. He reports to the Commissioning Instrument Superintendent (CIT) on the Hail & Ghasha project in Al Ruwais, Abu Dhabi, on a contractual basis starting 15 October 2026.

Key responsibilities

• Develop detailed pre-commissioning procedures for instrument items and packages, and functional test procedures, per the CIT's instructions.
• Coordinate the activities of instrumental specialists CIA and CLC.
• Field-check the DAC and prepare the commissioning punch list following CME instructions.
• Monitor that activities follow procedures and requirements, and organize and manage the subcontractor team, including plant safety procedures in emergencies.
• Support vendor specialists, supervise their work and ensure safety rules are followed on site.
• Keep activity records in the logbook and ensure client witnessing of activities, preparing and signing off certificates for the certification engineer.
• Act as the site manager's authorized person for permits to work, and expedite pending punch list items according to the commissioning manager's priorities.

Required profile

• University degree or diploma in a relevant discipline, or equivalent.
• At least 8 years of experience in construction of large oil & gas plants or EPC projects.

Required skills

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Attention to detail and management skills.
• Team-oriented, self-motivated, with a focus on timely performance and problem resolution.

What we offer

• Excellent salary package with benefits.
• Single status, accommodation and meals provided by the company.
• Transportation provided by the company.
• Round-trip economy-class ticket on each rotation.
• Rotation of 60 days on site and 10 paid days off, plus 2 paid travel days.