Engineering Manager

Client of Michael Page

Key Responsibilities Own engineering execution plan (EEP), discipline deliverables list, and maturity index (Model/Deliverable progress).

Lead design reviews: HAZID/HAZOP, 3D model reviews, ALARP demonstrations, and constructability/operability assessments.

Ensure adherence to relevant standards (API, ASME, ISO, IEC, NFPA) and company/client specifications.

Manage interfaces: process, mechanical, piping, civil/structural, E&I, telecom, and vendors/licensors.

Plan and control engineering resources; ensure timely IFC release and support procurement (MRs, TBE, vendor data).

Own technical queries (TQs), deviations/concessions, and management of change (MOC).

Establish data-centric delivery (EDMS, tagging, 3D model, MTO/BOM integrity) and digital handover.

Ensure environmental compliance and process safety: SIL/LOPA inputs, relief systems, flare, and safeguarding diagrams.

Coordinate site technical support: field engineering, RFI responses, redlines, and as-built integration.

A successful Engineering Manager should have:

Bachelor's in Engineering (Chemical/Mechanical/Electrical/Civil) or equivalent; advanced degree desirable.

15+ years in upstream O&G engineering with 5+ years leading multi-discipline teams in EPC environment.

Strong knowledge of process design, rotating/static equipment, piping layout, structural design, E&I systems.

Hands-on with engineering tools: 3D CAD (AVEVA E3D/PDMS, Smart 3D), P6 interfaces, and EDMS.

Familiarity with HSE design (HAZOP, SIL/LOPA), and regulatory permitting requirements.

Technical leadership, decision-making, and mentoring.

Quality assurance in design; V&V of calculations and vendor data.

Interface and configuration management; change control discipline.

Clear technical communication and client engagement.

Data and document management; digital thread mindset.