Q-Sourcing Limited trading as Q-Sourcing Servtec is a manpower management solutions firm operating in the East African Region in the countries of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and South Sudan.
On behalf of our client EACOP, we are looking for a competent, skilled, and experienced Completion Engineer to work in Uganda.
MISSION AND JOB DIMENSION:
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is a major regional infrastructure project (Capex: 3.6 G$, OPEX:>2.5G$ over 25 years) between Uganda and Tanzania coast, opening a new value corridor between the two countries. The EACOP project development comprises of the detailed engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of the corresponding facilities.
The contracting strategy entails 9 main packages (EPcm, EITS, Thermal Insulation, Line-pipes, LLIs POs, AGI stations, Pipeline and Marine Terminal – MST, and PV Farms) to be executed through 15 to 18 different direct main contracts. An EPcm contractor will be in charge of Detailed Engineering, Procurement and construction management support interfacing will all other contractors for the project.
EACOP direct personnel, including partners’ secondees, mobilized in UK, Tanzania and Uganda will be more than 600 at peak periods during the execution phase of the project and up to 8,000 to 10,000 personnel, contractors inclusive, who will be mobilized across the various sites for construction activities.• Analyze of system definition ( as per PID markup) and pre ops sequences
• Checking of Completion system definition and inspection plan per discipline in coordination with discipline Lead and Engineering.
• Request modification as necessary to Project Completion Database….such ICAPS, WINPCS,TAKEOVERXPS…SMARTPLANT module
• Follow up with each discipline Inspection Test Report according to system priority
• Organize and participate to construction final inspection (walkdown)
• Ensure proper definition of punch list
• Lead daily completion meeting with contractor, QAQC and construction to achieve Inspection and Punch list completion as per schedule objective
• Support to discipline lead, Area Construction Site lead for site review and completion activity /sequence
• Ensure adequacy of punch list report and site status
• Ensure completion certificate generated in time and preops Workfront released on due manner
• Demonstrates an on-going focus on health, safety and the protection of the Environment during the stages of activity under his responsibility.
• Interfaces With the Construction/PreCom, COM, Engineering, QC, regulatory compliance and Permitting departments, ensuring that the required construction document supporting the handover of works from construction/precom to commissioning are prepared and approved in a constructive, efficient and logical manner and satisfy the required standard of quality.

CONTEXT AND ENVIRONMENT
• The EACOP project includes a 1445km 24in main oil export pipeline, 8 above ground facilities [AGI: including 6 pumping stations (PS-1 thru 6) and 2 pressure reduction stations (PRS-1 and 2)], a green field Marine Terminal (MST) with an export jetty and Load Out Facilities (LOF) and a series of main line block valves (MLBV) and a long line heat trace (LLHT) heating system. Approx. 150km of feeder lines from Upstream facilities from Tilenga and Kingfisher fields will tie-in to the EACOP project. EACOP is developing the Tilenga Feeder line on behalf of the Tilenga Project. The EACOP Pipeline project will be the largest privately led with Government participation transnational infrastructure project ever undertaken in East African region. The project overall tonnage is estimated at 500,000t of material and equipment;
• Behind the numerous technical (the longest electrically heat traced pipeline in the world), environmental and social challenges faced by the project, Government of Uganda and Government of Tanzania agreed to develop EACOP project in a fast track mode. The project is aiming at a Ready for Start-up (RFSU) schedule not later than 39 months after FID;
• The context is complex with numerous stakeholders, environmental and societal / local content stakes, three partners, two involved countries new to oil development (Uganda and Tanzania), and the need for project development in accordance with IFC standards to secure the necessary financing;
• In the current context of low oil price, the project needs to be developed with low CAPEX & OPEX to support the economics and enable FID while maintaining the technical quality of the installations, with high H3SE requirements and focus.