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Ref: SP967-12
Job description / Role
The Job Objective is leading Surface Facility department's projects planning works, budget preparation, cost control, VOWD report, payment processing works and regular cost reports, projects scheduling and progress reports, tender preparation integration and contract review, LLI expedition, Document Control, audit questions response and other tasks as per Dept. Manager directive.
• Leading planning engineers working in cooperation with other Sections to develop high level project plans.
• Leading annual WP&B preparation works and multiple rounds of reports and justifications till approval by UEG, Funding Partners, BOC, MoO and JMC.
• Leading Surface Facility Dept.’s cost control in compliance with KEBL company procedures and JMC approved WP&B.
• Leading planning engineers in preparation of VOWD report, payment processing works and regular cost reports timely and in quality.
• Leading planning engineers in developing various projects schedule and progress reports.
• Leading contract engineers in tender preparation integration and contract review works.
• Leading LLI engineers in LLI expedition works to ensure LLI delivery according to the contracts.
• Leading document control engineers in effective Document Control works
• Leading analyzing audit questions and correct responses.
• Leading other works as per Dept. Manager directive
Requirements
• Education in engineering, business management, or project management.
• Over 15 years’ experience, 5 years in oil field, preferably experience in recent large oil fields projects in Iraq.
• Demonstrated budget control and planning role of at least two USD 500 million plus capital projects.
About the Company
United Energy Pakistan (UEP) is Pakistan’s leading foreign exploration and production company. UEP is a subsidiary of the United Energy Group (UEG), an international energy company. UEG is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and has operations in Pakistan, Iraq and Egypt.
UEP’s history dates back more than four decades, and the business has witnessed a change in ownership a number of times from UTP to ARCO and subsequently BP. In 2011, UEG acquired control of this asset from BP, ushering in a new era of growth for the company. Backed by UEG’s technical and financial support, UEP has emerged as the leading foreign producer and investor in Pakistan’s upstream oil and gas sector.
UEP’s parent company has also invested in the renewable energy sector. UEPW owns and operates a 99 MW wind energy project in the Jhimpir wind corridor of the Sindh province.