Interface Management & Coordination
* Develop, implement, and maintain the Project Interface Management Plan (IMP).
* Identify, define, and manage all project interfaces (technical, organizational, and physical).
* Establish and maintain an Interface Register to track interface points, responsibilities, and status.
* Ensure proper allocation of interface ownership between EPC contractors, vendors, and stakeholders.
Stakeholder Engagement
* Act as the focal point between ADNOC, PMC team, EPC contractors, licensors, and third parties.
* Facilitate coordination between multiple contractors working on interdependent scopes.
* Liaise with government authorities, regulatory bodies, and external stakeholders as required.
Engineering & Technical Interfaces
* Ensure alignment and integration across all engineering disciplines.
* Coordinate resolution of technical conflicts and discrepancies between contractors.
* Review and monitor interface deliverables, including drawings, specifications, and data exchanges.
Project Execution & Construction Interfaces
* Coordinate site interfaces between contractors during construction and installation phases.
* Monitor physical interface points to ensure constructability and sequence alignment.
* Support resolution of site clashes and interface-related issues.
Schedule & Risk Management
* Integrate interface requirements into the overall project schedule.
* Identify interface-related risks and develop mitigation strategies.
* Monitor and report on interface performance, delays, and bottlenecks.
Change Management
* Evaluate and manage the impact of design and scope changes on interfaces.
* Ensure all changes are communicated effectively across stakeholders.
* Maintain traceability of interface changes and approvals.
Documentation & Reporting
* Maintain interface documentation, logs, and communication records.
* Prepare regular interface status reports for project management and ADNOC stakeholders.
* Track KPIs related to interface performance and issue resolution.
Meetings & Governance
* Lead and facilitate regular interface coordination meetings and workshops.
* Ensure timely closure of interface actions and escalation of critical issues.
* Support project governance and decision-making processes.
HSE & Quality Compliance
* Ensure all interface activities comply with ADNOC HSE standards and project QA/QC requirements.
* Promote a strong safety culture across all interfacing parties.
Technical Competencies
* Strong understanding of EPC project lifecycle (FEED, detailed engineering, construction, commissioning).
* Familiarity with interface management tools and systems.
* Knowledge of ADNOC standards, procedures, and project execution requirements.
* Ability to interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation.
Soft Skills
* Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
* Strong problem-solving and conflict resolution abilities.
* High level of coordination and organizational capability.
* Ability to work under pressure in a multi-cultural environment.
Certifications (Preferred)
* PMP (Project Management Professional) or equivalent.
* Interface Management certifications (if available).
* HSE certifications relevant to ADNOC projects.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
* Timely resolution of interface issues.
* Reduction in interface-related delays and rework.
* Effective coordination across stakeholders.
* Compliance with project schedule and milestones.
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, or related discipline).
* Master’s Degree is an advantage.
Experience
* Minimum 20+ years of experience in oil & gas projects.
* At least 5–7 years in Interface Management roles within large EPC/EPCM or PMC projects.
* Proven experience on ADNOC or similar Middle East mega projects.
* Experience managing interfaces across multiple contractors and disciplines.

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