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ADNOC Group is seeking an entry-level Emergency Response Technician for oil spill incidents in Abu Dhabi. The role focuses on deploying containment, supporting Hazmat response, and carrying out pollution-control tasks under qualified supervision.
Responsibilities include equipment checks, pre-operational inspections, and following strict SOPs to protect personnel and the environment during spills and emergencies.
Role: Emergency Response Technician - Oil Spill Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Industry: Oil and Energy Function: Environmental Health & Safety Services Experience: 0-3 years of relevant experience Job Type: Full-time Position Overview Emergency Response Technician - Oil Spill in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates is an Oil and Energy opportunity focused on oil spill response, hazardous materials support, pollution control and emergency preparedness. ADNOC Group is hiring an entry-level emergency response professional to deploy spill containment equipment, operate pollution-control systems, support Hazmat response activities and help minimize human, environmental and financial impacts during incidents.
Country: United Arab Emirates City: Abu Dhabi Industry: Oil and Energy Function: Environmental Health & Safety Services Salary: 6000-9000 Estimated salary range based on similar jobs in the job city; please confirm the final offer with the employer. Gender: Any Candidate Nationality: Any Job Type: Full-time
The Emergency Response Technician - Oil Spill supports operational readiness for oil spills, hazardous material incidents and related environmental emergencies. Working under established emergency response plans and supervisory direction, the technician prepares, checks and deploys specialist pollution-control equipment while following approved procedures and safe operating practices. The position plays a practical role in containing environmental incidents before they accelerate. Reliable equipment preparation, correct deployment techniques and disciplined adherence to response procedures help protect personnel, surrounding environments, operating facilities and business continuity.
The successful candidate will hold a Secondary School Certificate together with a vocational trade certificate in a relevant field. Candidates may have between 0 and 3 years of experience in crisis response, emergency services, environmental response or a related operational field. Previous exposure to oil and gas, industrial emergency response, hazardous materials or pollution-control activities will be advantageous but is not essential for suitable entry-level applicants. The role requires a disciplined approach to following Standard Operating Procedures, supervisor instructions and safety requirements. Candidates should be comfortable working with emergency equipment, environmental response materials and basic pollution-control systems. Practical awareness of oil spill containment, Hazmat precautions, chemical handling and waste management will support development in the position. The successful candidate should be dependable during emergency situations and capable of working effectively as part of a coordinated response team.
Oil spill response Hazmat response Emergency response Environmental emergency response Pollution control Oil spill containment Anti-pollution equipment Oil dispersant systems Dispersant spraying Spill response chemicals Emergency equipment deployment Equipment readiness checks Pre-operational inspections Standard Operating Procedures Emergency response plans Environmental protection Waste management Hazardous waste handling Contaminated material handling Chemical safety Personal protective equipment Equipment inspection Pollution mitigation Emergency preparedness Incident response Environmental incident control HSE compliance Site safety Emergency drills Response equipment maintenance Operational readiness Environmental procedures Team coordination Emergency communications
This opportunity provides an accessible entry point into emergency response and environmental protection within a major Oil and Energy organization. The role offers practical exposure to oil spill control, Hazmat preparedness, pollution-response equipment and structured emergency procedures. Professionals beginning their careers in this field can build valuable experience in industrial emergency management while developing specialist knowledge of environmental incident response. The continuing importance of pollution prevention, emergency preparedness and responsible energy operations provides a strong foundation for future progression into environmental, HSE or emergency response roles.
ADNOC Group is one of the world 's leading energy producers and a major contributor to the development and diversification of the United Arab Emirates. Its operations are supported by multidisciplinary teams responsible for safe production, environmental protection and emergency preparedness. Oil spill and Hazmat response capabilities form an important part of ADNOC 's approach to protecting people, operating assets and the environment.