Procurement Engineer - Process Solution

Euro Mechanical is looking for a Procurement Engineer - Process Solution (Remote). The Procurement Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end procurement of structural steel materials and fabricated equipment for oil and gas projects, including oil-water separators, heat exchangers, skids, tanks, steel structures, and related mechanical packages. The role covers sourcing, tendering, commercial evaluation, negotiation, purchase order placement, expediting, inspection coordination, and final delivery. Responsibilities: • Manage the procurement of structural steel materials, fabricated mechanical equipment, and related accessories in accordance with project requirements. • Review material requisitions, technical specifications, drawings, datasheets, and bills of materials. • Develop sourcing strategies and issue RFQs to qualified suppliers, fabricators, and OEMs. • Evaluate commercial offers, prepare bid comparisons, and issue purchase orders in line with company procedures and Delegation of Authority (DOA). • Lead commercial negotiations on pricing, delivery schedules, payment terms, warranties, and contractual conditions. • Coordinate technical and commercial clarifications with Engineering, Projects, Quality, and suppliers. • Monitor supplier performance, manufacturing progress, inspections, testing, documentation, and delivery schedules. • Coordinate logistics, shipping documentation, material inspections, and final delivery to project sites. • Maintain procurement schedules, identify risks, and implement recovery plans to support project deadlines. • Support supplier prequalification, performance evaluations, claims, variations, and dispute resolution. • Prepare procurement progress reports and provide regular project status updates. Requirements: • Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Materials Engineering, Production Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. • 5–8 years of procurement experience within the oil & gas industry, with a strong background in structural steel fabrication and mechanical equipment procurement. • Proven experience sourcing structural steel, fabricated equipment, heat exchangers, tanks, skids, and other mechanical packages. • Experience working with steel stockiest, fabricators, OEMs, and package suppliers. • Strong knowledge of ASTM, ASME, API, AWS, and the latest Incoterms. • Good understanding of material traceability, fabrication processes, welding requirements, NDT, inspections, and international logistics and shipping documentation. • Proficient in Microsoft Office applications. • Experience working on ADNOC or other National Oil Company (NOC) projects is an advantage. • Professional certification in Supply Chain or Procurement is an added advantage. To express interest, please apply online and we will get in touch with the suitable candidates shortly. Show more Show less

Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Materials Engineering, Production Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. 5–8 years of procurement experience within the oil & gas industry, with a strong background in structural steel fabrication and mechanical equipment procurement. Proven experience sourcing structural steel, fabricated equipment, heat exchangers, tanks, skids, and other mechanical packages. Experience working with steel stockists, fabricators, OEMs, and package suppliers. Strong knowledge of ASTM, ASME, API, AWS, and the latest Incoterms. Good understanding of material traceability, fabrication processes, welding requirements, NDT, inspections, and international logistics and shipping documentation. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications. Experience working on ADNOC or other National Oil Company (NOC) projects is an advantage. Professional certification in Supply Chain or Procurement is an added advantage.

Manage the procurement of structural steel materials, fabricated mechanical equipment, and related accessories in accordance with project requirements. Review material requisitions, technical specifications, drawings, datasheets, and bills of materials. Develop sourcing strategies and issue RFQs to qualified suppliers, fabricators, and OEMs. Evaluate commercial offers, prepare bid comparisons, and issue purchase orders in line with company procedures and Delegation of Authority (DOA). Lead commercial negotiations on pricing, delivery schedules, payment terms, warranties, and contractual conditions. Coordinate technical and commercial clarifications with Engineering, Projects, Quality, and suppliers. Monitor supplier performance, manufacturing progress, inspections, testing, documentation, and delivery schedules. Coordinate logistics, shipping documentation, material inspections, and final delivery to project sites. Maintain procurement schedules, identify risks, and implement recovery plans to support project deadlines. Support supplier prequalification, performance evaluations, claims, variations, and dispute resolution. Prepare procurement progress reports and provide regular project status updates.