Job Description

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