Hook-Up Manager | Onshore Project | Qatar

Explore this job opportunity as a Hook-Up Manager for an onshore project in Qatar, with the possibility of transferring to an offshore project in Qatar. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Information about the job:

  • Job Title: Hook-Up Manager.
  • Projects: Onshore Project.
  • Location: Onshore Project in Qatar, with the possibility of transferring to an offshore project in Qatar.
  • Salary: Please confirm your realistic expectations when applying. This will be discussed with the right candidate. Monthly salary (Paid only whilst working).
  • Rotation: Onshore: 42 holidays with 6 rotational flights, Offshore: 35/35 days on/off.
  • Duration: 12 months (renewable).
  • Start Date: ASAP.
  • Overtime: Not applicable.
  • Employer: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Requirements/Qualifications/Competence:

  • 10+ years' experience in offshore hook-up / offshore construction within Oil & Gas projects.
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering or equivalent technical field.
  • Strong background in EPC/EPCI project environments.
  • Solid understanding of offshore execution, commissioning interfaces, and fabrication yard operations.
  • Experience leading multi-disciplinary offshore teams and subcontractors.
  • Good knowledge of HSE systems, quality assurance, and risk management frameworks.
  • Experience in planning, cost control, scheduling, and project reporting.
  • Ability to manage client and contractor interfaces in a project execution setting.
  • Fluent English communication skills (additional languages advantageous).


Tasks:
  • Lead and coordinate offshore hook-up activities from planning through execution and handover.
  • Ensure HSE and quality standards are fully embedded in all hook-up operations.
  • Translate project execution strategy into a detailed hook-up execution plan.
  • Align engineering outputs with offshore installation and hook-up requirements.
  • Define and support hook-up budget, schedule, and resource planning with project controls.
  • Oversee mobilization of offshore personnel and ensure readiness of equipment and materials.
  • Coordinate interfaces between engineering, fabrication yards, transportation, and commissioning teams.
  • Ensure subcontractor scope, technical requirements, and execution strategy are clearly defined and followed.
  • Monitor material traceability, tagging, availability, and readiness for offshore installation.
  • Participate in design and constructability reviews, risk assessments, and 3D/model reviews.
  • Manage offshore campaign execution to ensure safe, efficient, and timely completion of activities.
  • Reduce fabrication carry-over work impacting offshore operations through close yard coordination.
  • Track progress, performance data, and provide accurate reporting to project management.
  • Act as the key point of contact for clients, partners, and subcontractors on hook-up execution matters.
  • Identify contract variations, risks, and opportunities during execution and escalate when required.
  • Capture lessons learned and contribute to the continuous improvement of offshore hook-up methodologies.
  • Ensure smooth transition of offshore scope to commissioning and final acceptance activities.
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