Turnaround Maintenance Piping Engineer

ISS International is looking for a Maintenance Piping Engineer to be involved in the 2026 planned Turnaround in the Kaombo Project.

Tasks

• Promote safe works practices and environmental protection, ensuring that safety standards are respected
• Arrange for the correct and cost-effective performance of mechanical construction works, in accordance with the established Turnaround programs.
• Support the resolution of technical problems encountered during the execution of the works
• Ensure the supervision and monitoring of the works performed by subcontracted.
• Manage the technical and administrative documentation work pack.
• Support the Company/Owner of the plant for inspection and engineering assessments of its process piping and valve
• Control activities relating to the rating, repair, alteration, and engineering assessments of process piping.
• Support the Company/Owner of the plant for inspection and engineering assessments of its process piping and valves.
• Supervise and coordinates the Subcontractors to ensure that the work is carried out in compliance with safety and quality requirements.
• Assign work tasks to the Subcontractors to execute maintenance activities.
• Define maintenance work priorities, prepare the material and consumable request list according P&ID and piping class, issue a Job Card.
• Issue a Material Request and follow-up the process.
• Issued a Scope of Work for the services request and perform the Technical Bid Evaluation (TBE).
• Perform controls necessary such that only qualified welders and procedures are used for all repairs and alterations.
• Perform controls necessary that only qualified NDE personnel and procedures are used.
• Perform controls necessary that only materials conforming to the applicable construction code are used for repairs and alterations through material verification and/or positive material identification.

Initially the activities will be done remotely for 2 months then the resource will move to Angola (onshore / offshore) for 9 months (there is no fixed rotation for both onshore and offshore) and at the end the resource will spend 1 month in the UAE.

Here below all other conditions:

• Starting date: December 2025 / January 2026
• Working schedule:

• Remote: 8 hours a day / 5 days a week
• Onshore (Angola) – UAE: 10 hours a day / 6 days a week-
• Offshore (Angola): 12 hours a day / 7 days a week

• Duration: 12 months liable to extension
• Rotation: there is no fixed rotation for both onshore and offshore, as schedules will depend on Project needs