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Technical Office Engineer (E&I)
Archirodon , having earned its reputation as a reliable and respected international contractor for more than a half century in the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) market, continues to create value to its stakeholders by executing complex EPC projects worldwide, in recognition of its superior standards of performance. We have an outstanding record in completing major Energy, Marine, Infrastructure and Defense & Security projects around the globe and we pride ourselves on delivering over the years the kind of reliability and trust that the client has the right to expect from a major EPC contractor. Archirodon , having earned its reputation as a reliable and respected international contractor for more than a half century in the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) market, continues to create value to its stakeholders by executing complex EPC projects worldwide, in recognition of its superior standards of performance. We are constantly growing and are currently looking for a full of potential and reliable E&I Technical Office Engineer to join our top qualified and knowledgeable team in one of our projects in UAE. Roles Responsibilities: Prepare/Review Method Statements, Material Approval Request (MAR)/MR for various E&I activities. Coordinating with the Engineering team to highlight and address engineering concerns in a timely manner, based on site requirements. Preparing E&I work packages for construction activities & coordinating closely with construction team to ensure smooth execution at site. Conducting site surveys with vendors and providing required technical data to the Engineering team in alignment with Client requirements for E&I activities. Preparing and Reviewing Sub-Contractors RFQ statement for E&I work activities. Floating technical queries with procurement department and with vendors. Well familiar with calibration activities prior or after installation devices at site for instrumentation. Developing E&I tie-in schedules for sh