Supervisor, E&I

Supervise electrical and instrumentation construction activities at the project site.

Review approved drawings, specifications, method statements and work packages.

Plan and allocate daily activities to electricians, instrument technicians and subcontractors.

Supervise cable tray installation, cable pulling, glanding, termination and testing.

Monitor the installation of electrical panels, transformers, switchgear, motors, lighting and earthing systems.

Supervise the installation of field instruments, junction boxes, control panels, impulse tubing and instrument air piping.

Ensure equipment and materials comply with approved project specifications.

Coordinate with civil, mechanical, piping, QA/QC and commissioning teams.

Conduct site inspections and ensure work is completed according to approved ITPs.

Support instrument calibration, loop checking, functional testing and commissioning.

Monitor daily progress and ensure activities are completed according to schedule.

Prepare daily reports, manpower records and material requirements.

Identify technical issues and coordinate with engineering teams for resolution.

Ensure compliance with hazardous-area and explosion-protection requirements.

Conduct toolbox talks and ensure strict compliance with HSE procedures.

Coordinate inspection requests with QA/QC, the client and consultants.

Monitor subcontractor performance, productivity and workmanship.

Assist with punch-list clearance, as-built drawings and project handover.

Ensure proper housekeeping and safe working conditions at the site.

Diploma or bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Instrumentation, Electronics or a related engineering discipline.

Minimum 8–10 years of experience in E&I construction and commissioning.

Minimum five years of Oil & Gas project experience.

UAE or GCC experience is preferred.

ADNOC project experience will be an advantage.

Strong knowledge of electrical and instrumentation installation standards.

Experience with DCS, ESD, PLC, SCADA, F&G and control systems.

Ability to read electrical single-line diagrams, wiring diagrams, loop diagrams, P&IDs and hook-up drawings.

Knowledge of hazardous-area classifications and Ex equipment.

Familiarity with PTW, LOTO and Oil & Gas safety requirements.

Strong supervisory, communication and coordination skills.

Ability to lead multicultural teams and work under project deadlines.