Marine E&I Procurement Engineer

Duncan & Ross Consulting; رأس الخير; On-site; SAR 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Duncan & Ross Consulting seeks an experienced E&I Engineer (Procurement Support) for marine and shipbuilding projects. You will provide engineering support to E&I procurement, review specs, vendor documentation, and coordinate with suppliers to ensure equipment meets project requirements and marine standards.

The role involves evaluating offers, preparing requisitions, and ensuring compatibility with vessel power distribution and control systems. 5–10 years in E&I procurement is preferred.

Qualifications

• 5–10 years of relevant experience in E&I procurement engineering or electrical/instrumentation engineering in marine projects.
• Experience reviewing specifications, vendor quotations, and supplier documentation.
• Familiarity with marine classification society requirements and IEC standards.

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for E&I procurement on marine, shipyard, and offshore vessel projects.
• Review equipment lists, requisitions, datasheets, and procurement requirements.
• Coordinate with procurement teams, manufacturers, and suppliers to resolve technical queries.
• Conduct TBEs, prepare technical comparison sheets, and assess supplier compliance.
• Review vendor drawings, wiring diagrams, and installation documentation for project fit.

Skills

Electrical systems knowledge

Vendor coordination

Technical bid evaluations

Documentation management

Procurement project experience

Education

Bachelor's or Diploma in Electrical/Instrumentation/Electronics Engineering

Tools

AVEVA Marine

Job description

Duncan & Ross Consulting seeks an experienced E&I Engineer (Procurement Support) for marine and shipbuilding projects. You will provide engineering support to E&I procurement, review specs, vendor documentation, and coordinate with suppliers to ensure equipment meets project requirements and marine standards.

The role involves evaluating offers, preparing requisitions, and ensuring compatibility with vessel power distribution and control systems. 5–10 years in E&I procurement is preferred.