About this role
STATIC EQUIPMENT DISCIPLINE SCOPE
The scope includes, but is not limited to:
Instrument Air ReceiversPlant Air ReceiversAir Dryer Vessels (Heatless/Heated)Filters, SeparatorsKnock-Out DrumsPressure Vessels related to packagesAssociated static skids and mechanical packagesKEY ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Static Equipment Technical Authority
Act as Lead Static Equipment Authority for:
Pressure vessel designMechanical integrityOffshore installation feasibilityEnforce compliance with:
ADNOC CoPsASME Section VIIIAPI 510 / 650 / 620 (as applicable)ISO pressure equipment standardsProvide final technical approval on static equipment design packages
Vendor & Package Engineering Oversight
Review and approve:
Vendor datasheetsGeneral Arrangement drawingsDesign calculationsWeight & Center of Gravity dataValidate:
Design pressure & temperatureCorrosion allowanceMaterials of constructionNozzle orientation & loadsEnsure OEM compliance with:
ADNOC pressure equipment regulationsOffshore transport & lifting constraintsBrownfield Equipment Integration & Offshore Feasibility
Lead static engineering for:
Deck load integrationSpace constraintsMaintenance access & removal envelopesReview:
Laser scan dataAs-built drawingsBrownfield modification method statementsSupport:
Hot work planningSIMOPS integrationMechanical Integrity, Fitness-for-Service & RBI
Support:
Mechanical integrity reviewsFitness-for-service assessmentsRemaining life evaluation (as required)Interface with ADNOC inspection teams for:
RBI classificationInspection planningHydrotest exemption cases (if applicable)Support to Safety Studies (HAZID, HAZOP, ENVID, SIL)
Provide static equipment input on:
Overpressure protectionPSV sizing & discharge routingVessel isolation philosophyMaintenance & access hazardsEnsure safety actions are reflected in:
P&IDsLayout drawingsVendor dataLifting, Transportation & Offshore Installation Engineering
Review:
Lifting plans & rigging studiesPadeye locations & structural interfaceTransportation load casesEnsure:
Vessel stability during liftingOffshore lifting safety factors are metCompliance with ADNOC offshore lifting standardsConstruction & Commissioning Support
Provide OE support during:
Equipment installationAlignment & leveling checksHydrotesting & reinstatementPre-commissioning walkdownsVerify readiness for:
Mechanical Completion (MC)Ready for Startup (RFSU)Documentation, Registers & ADNOC Compliance
Maintain discipline registers:
Static equipment listDatasheet registerDeviation & TQ logsReview and approve:
Fabrication drawingsHydrotest packsFinal as-built documentationEnsure:
ADNOC document numbering system complianceWeekly discipline progress reportingADNOC-SPECIFIC OFFSHORE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES
Enforce:
ADNOC PTW requirementsOffshore SIMOPS safetyDropped object preventionValidate:
Equipment guardingAccess platformsEmergency escape compatibilityINTERFACE & COORDINATION
The Lead Static Engineer shall closely coordinate with:
EPC Mechanical & Piping TeamsStructural EngineeringElectrical & I&C DisciplinesCompressor & Dryer OEMsADNOC PMT, Operations & Inspection TeamsSOFTWARE & TOOLS (MANDATORY)
PV Elite / COMPRESS / Nozzle ProSolidWorks / AutoCADAVEVA E3D / PDMS (for equipment integration)MS Excel (engineering calculations & MTO)Navisworks (for review coordination)DOCUMENTATION & REPORTING
Maintain and update all static equipment discipline registers, including:
Static Equipment ListDatasheet RegisterVendor Drawing RegisterTQ & Deviation LogReview, verify, and approve all static equipment deliverables, such as:
DatasheetsGA & Fabrication DrawingsDesign CalculationsInspection & Test RecordsHydrotest & Pre-commissioning DocumentsEnsure strict compliance with:
ADNOC Document Numbering SystemADNOC Document Control ProceduresProject Master Document Register (MDR)Prepare and submit:
Weekly Static Engineering Progress ReportsMonthly Discipline Status ReportsVerify and approve as-built static documentation and support the preparation of:
Mechanical Completion (MC)Ready for Commissioning (RFC)Ready for Start-Up (RFSU) dossiersSupport ADNOC audits, reviews, and close-out of static-related actions and deviation
KEY DELIVERABLES
Approved static equipment datasheets and specificationsVendor technical evaluation and recommendation reportsReviewed and approved GA/fabrication drawingsFAT and inspection reportsAs-built documentation and equipment handover dossiersInterface and equipment registers QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical EngineeringADNOC Offshore approval (or eligibility)Certification/Training in pressure vessel design or inspection is an advantage Minimum 16+ years of Oil & Gas EPC experience in Static Equipment engineeringMinimum 7–10 years’ experience on ADNOC Offshore / offshore projectsMandatory (Brownfield Platform Projects Preferred)
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
Technically strong with high attention to detailProactive, accountable, and solution-orientedConfident communicator with ADNOC, OEMs, and EPC teamsStrong leadership and mentoring capabilityAble to work under tight deadlines and offshore project demandsTECHNICAL SKILLS
Expert knowledge of static equipment design codes and standardsStrong understanding of offshore design constraints and constructabilityAbility to review complex calculations and fabrication drawingsExcellent problem-solving and decision-making skillsStrong coordination with multi-discipline and client teams