Full-Time
Quantity Surveyor
Mechanical-Pipeline
Archirodon Group
International EPC contractor delivering complex infrastructure
No salary listed
Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
In Person
Bachelor's
 Architecture & Civil Engineering (1) |
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- A Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is required.
- A minimum of 5–10 years of experience is required.
- Experience working on oil and gas projects is required.
- Exposure to oil and gas pipeline projects is required.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel for materials control is required.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD for reading alignment-sheet drawings and basic knowledge of related pipeline design are required.
- Experience with pipeline activities, quantity and cost control workflows, project risks, contract documents, schedules, and deliverables is required.
- Experience with EPC/contractor performance, claims, MTOs, AFC drawings, procurement needs, construction monitoring, lifecycle planning, and material scheduling is required.
- Hands-on experience with tie-ins, pre-shutdown and shutdown activities, and material requisition packages is required.
- Experience with field change approvals, site variations, test-pack verification, and as-built requirements is required.
- Knowledge of Installation Work Packages, Workface Planning, and Advanced Work Package methodology is required.
- Ability to reconcile materials released to subcontractors is required.
- Report-writing, communication, analytical thinking, problem-solving, organization, attention to detail, commitment, and teamwork are required.
- Collaborate with Field Engineering, Procurement, Cost Control, Construction, and Contracts teams to manage quantity and cost-control workflows.
- Identify project risks from contract documents, schedules, and deliverables and help minimize cost and schedule impacts.
- Submit fortnightly risk reports and mitigation plans aligned with EPC and contractor performance.
- Develop strategic plans and advise management on cost-controlled solutions for contractor claims.
- Cross-check MTOs against AFC drawings to update procurement needs.
- Coordinate quantity, material scheduling, construction monitoring, lifecycle planning, and multidisciplinary activities across piping, mechanical, civil, and E&I teams.
- Implement Installation Work Packages and Workface Planning within the Advanced Work Package methodology to support milestone-based execution.
- Control materials in Microsoft Excel and reconcile materials released to subcontractors.
- Read pipeline alignment-sheet drawings in AutoCAD and support related pipeline-design activities.
- Experience working for an EPC company, particularly on EPCM ADNOC projects, is advantageous.
Archirodon is an international engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor that manages large-scale infrastructure projects across more than 30 countries. It covers the full project lifecycle by engineering designs, sourcing materials, and executing construction for sectors such as industrial facilities, marine works, and transportation systems, all while prioritizing health, safety, and environmental respect. The company works through a client-centric approach, coordinating multiple teams and partners to meet stakeholders’ needs and deliver projects on time and to specification. Unlike some competitors, Archirodon emphasizes its global footprint, transparent communication, and a track record of reliable project delivery as core differentiators. Its primary goal is to successfully complete complex EPC projects for a diverse client base, contributing to economic growth and maintaining high standards of safety and environmental responsibility.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- KNPC awarded Archirodon a $523 million Shuaiba Oil Pier contract in October 2025.
- MEED recognized Archirodon’s Jeddah South Terminal Phase 1 expansion in 2025.
- USACE awarded Aici-Archirodon JV an $8.5 million Kuwait microgrid contract in 2025.
What critics are saying
- NEOM cancelled Archirodon’s $1 billion tunnel JV on March 13, 2026.
- Iraq’s $120 million Al-Faw dispute shows prolonged client-payment and arbitration exposure.
- Heavy project concentration in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait ties revenue to a few clients.
What makes Archirodon Group unique
- Archirodon wins complex marine EPC jobs, like Shuaiba Oil Pier in October 2025.
- It still lands mega-project consortia, including NEOM and Samsung C&T partnerships.
- Boskalis sold its 40% stake, leaving Archirodon more independently controlled.
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