Project: Offshore Project
Location: Doha Office, Qatar (with short-term missions to China Yard and Offshore Qatar)
Duration: Until September 2027
Rotation: 91 days on / 16 days off
Start Date: ASAP
Working Hours: 9 hours/day, 5 days/week (9x5)
Accommodation: Onshore city accommodation provided
Allowances: Living and transportation allowances covered by the Client

---

About the Role:

We are seeking a highly experienced Offshore Facilities Commissioning Manager to join one of the most strategic offshore developments in the Middle East. This role is central to the Project, a major international initiative focused on delivering world-class offshore infrastructure in Qatar.

The successful candidate will lead and coordinate all commissioning activities across engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) phases, ensuring seamless execution from pre-commissioning to handover. Based in Doha, with scheduled travel to fabrication and offshore sites, you will play a vital role in shaping the operational success of this landmark project.

---

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead all commissioning activities for offshore facilities from preparation through execution.

• Manage commissioning teams onshore and offshore, ensuring alignment with project schedules, quality standards, and safety regulations.

• Coordinate with EPC contractors, project management teams, and operations to ensure integrated execution strategies.

• Provide expertise in commissioning procedures, system handover, and performance testing.

• Monitor progress, resolve technical issues, and ensure adherence to international and client-specific standards.

---

Requirements:

• Minimum 15 years of experience in commissioning roles within offshore Oil & Gas environments.

• Proven track record with EPC contractors and large-scale offshore projects.

• Willingness to travel internationally (e.g., China Yard and Offshore Qatar).

• Fluent in English (spoken and written).

• Strong leadership, coordination, and communication skills in multicultural, multidisciplinary environments.