Lead Mechanical Rotating Engineer

ROLE PURPOSEThe Lead Rotating Equipment Design Engineer shall act as the focal person for all rotating equipment engineering activities related to the Instrument Air & Plant Air System Upgrade with primary focus on Air Compressors ensuring:Full compliance with ADNOC Offshore Engineering StandardsProtection of FEED & Design Basis integritySafe reliable and energy-efficient operation of compressor systems on live offshore platformsIndependent Owners Engineer (OE)-level engineering governanceROTATING EQUIPMENT DISCIPLINE SCOPE (IA/PA PROJECT)The scope includes but is not limited to:Instrument Air CompressorsPlant Air CompressorsCompressor Drivers (Electric Motors) InterfaceLubrication Oil SystemsAftercoolers & IntercoolersInlet Filters & SilencersControl & Protection Systems (Interface with I&C)Skid-mounted Compressor PackagesKEY ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIESRotating Equipment Technical AuthorityAct as Lead Rotating Equipment Authority for:Air compressor selectionDriver sizingPerformance & efficiency evaluationReliability and maintainabilityEnforce compliance with:ADNOC CoPsAPI 617 / API 672 / API 618 (as applicable)ISO standards for compressorsProvide final technical approval on rotating equipment design packagesCompressor Package Engineering & Vendor OversightReview and approve:Vendor datasheets & performance curvesCompressor sizing calculationsPower & torque requirementsMaterials of constructionValidate:Flow pressure & turndown rangesInter-stage cooling & moisture controlPackage layout & maintainabilityEnsure compliance with:ADNOC offshore environmental conditionsNoise & vibration limitsBrownfield Integration & Offshore FeasibilityLead rotating engineering for:Space availabilityDeck load integration (with Structural team)Maintenance access & lifting envelopesReview:Laser scan dataAs-built platform drawingsSupport:SIMOPS planningBrownfield installation feasibilityMechanical Integrity Reliability & Condition MonitoringEnsure:Proper bearing selectionLube oil system reliabilityVibration monitoring philosophyRedundancy & standby philosophySupport:Commissioning vibration baselineReliability & availability review with ADNOC OpsInterfaces with Other DisciplinesCoordinate closely with:Electrical (motor VSD power)I&C (control logic trips alarms)Piping (suction/discharge/nozzle loads)Structural (skids lifting)OEM VendorsConstruction & Commissioning SupportReview:Installation method statementsAlignment & grouting proceduresPre-commissioning check sheetsWitness:No-load and load test runsPerformance testingSupport final RFSU approval for compressor systemsADNOC-SPECIFIC OFFSHORE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIESEnforce:ADNOC PTW requirementsSIMOPS safetyDropped object preventionValidate:Noise controlGuardingEmergency access routesSIMPLE DOCUMENTATION & REPORTINGMaintain key rotating equipment discipline registers including:Compressor Equipment ListVendor Datasheet & Drawing RegisterTQ & Deviation LogReview and approve:Vendor datasheetsGA & layout drawingsTest certificatesPre-commissioning & commissioning recordsEnsure compliance with:ADNOC Document Numbering SystemProject Master Document Register (MDR)Prepare and submit:Weekly Rotating Engineering Progress ReportsMonthly Discipline Summary ReportsVerify and approve as-built rotating equipment documentation for:Mechanical Completion (MC)Ready for Commissioning (RFC)Ready for Start-Up (RFSU)Qualifications:Bachelors degree in mechanical engineeringAPI rotating equipment certification AdvantageADNOC Offshore project approval experience Strong AdvantageAdditional Information:Minimum Experience: 15 Years (Oil & Gas EPC Projects)Offshore Experience: Mandatory (Brownfield Platform Projects Preferred)CORE COMPETENCIES (ADNOC FOCUS)Offshore Air Compressor Package EngineeringBrownfield Rotating Equipment IntegrationADNOC Engineering Standards ComplianceVendor & OEM Technical ManagementReliability & Maintainability EngineeringMulti-disciplinary Interface CoordinationOffshore Installation & Commissioning SupportRemote Work:NoEmployment Type:Full-time#J-18808-Ljbffr