Utility Engineer

Eram Talent, an independent Talent Acquisition Consultancy, is currently seeking a highly skilled and experienced Utility Engineer to work in the Oil & Energy industry. As a division of ERAM Group, E-Talent has a global reach and network to provide outstanding recruitment solutions to clients looking for High Potential Professionals with specialized skills from various industries such as Oil & Gas, Petroleum, Infrastructure, Energy, Water, Transportation, Science & Technology, and Health Care among others. The successful candidate will be responsible for designing, operating, and maintaining the utility systems of our client's facilities in the Oil & Energy sector.

Responsibilities

At least 15 years, preferably in the oil industry and Chemical industry

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Saudi Aramco: Company General Use

power components (such as transformers, generators, transmission lines, substations, etc.),

combined heat and power plant (cogeneration), air separation unit, instrument air system, waste

water treatment and management, cooling towers operation, hydrogen manufacturing unit

(SMRs and others), storage tanks operation, etc.

3rd parties and enter into development of key business principles, memorandum of

understanding, supply agreements, commercial structures, tariffs/pricing formulas, etc.

complexes such as, but not limited to, marine terminals, jetties, berths, logistics hubs, liquids and

solids handling centres, in-bound and out-bound pipelines to and from the facilities, rail systems

to transport products to the marine, trucking, products handling in terms of intermediate storage

tanks, warehouses, packaging, extrusion, etc. and others.

phases for refinery and petrochemical projects. Experience in participating in EPC studies for

refinery and petrochemical projects.

as buildings, control rooms, laboratory, fire stations, fire water system, telecommunications,

housing and community, etc.

understanding/analysing the financial and economic metrics of projects such as IRR, NPV, PI, cash

flow analysis, EBITDA, etc.

Understanding (MOU) agreements, supply agreements, joint development agreements,

definitive agreements, and other commercial aspects for utility systems, infrastructure and

supply chain of refinery and petrochemical projects.

Requirements

Education: Utility engineers need a bachelor’s degree in engineering, such as civil engineering or

electrical engineering or Chemical engineering or Mechanical engineering.

Last updated on Aug 10, 2023