Commissioning Manager

High Demand 📊 High
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Category
Project Management & Leadership
Seniority
Senior-Lead
Work Pattern
Onshore + Offshore (during commissioning phase)
Reports To
Project Manager / Project Director

Position Overview

The Commissioning Manager leads the planning and execution of commissioning activities for offshore projects, ensuring that all systems are safely and systematically brought from mechanical completion to operational readiness. This role is critical for achieving first oil/gas on schedule and requires detailed knowledge of commissioning processes, preservation, and system handover. As multiple offshore projects approach simultaneous commissioning phases, experienced commissioning managers are in strong demand.

Key Responsibilities

Qualifications

Required

Preferred

Market Intelligence

$1,000–1,500/day

Shortage Level: High

Key Skills Gap: Commissioning managers with FPSO experience; first oil introduction specialists; SIMOPS management capability; preservation management expertise

Regions in Highest Demand: Southeast Asia, Middle East, Brazil, West Africa

Demand Drivers: Multiple FPSO projects approaching commissioning simultaneously, increasing project complexity requiring more rigorous commissioning, SIMOPS complexity on brownfield projects