Commissioning Planning Engineer
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Commissioning Planning Engineer Se sta pensando di inviare una candidatura, si ricordi di premere il pulsante apposito dopo aver letto l'intera descrizione. Location: Milan, Italy (initial phase – 12 months). Then rotational in Afungi, Mozambique. Contract Duration: Project-based, 12 months renewable. Job Status: Contract Full-Time. Start Date: ASAP. Account Manager: Anthony Hughes. Role Overview We are seeking an experienced Commissioning Planning Engineer to support a major LNG project during its development and execution phases. This role is responsible for all planning and scheduling activities related to the commissioning scope, ensuring alignment with project requirements, processes, and reporting standards. Initially based in Milan, the position will transition to a rotational role at the Afungi site as construction progresses. Working closely with project management, contractors, and multiple stakeholders, you will play a key role in ensuring commissioning activities are effectively planned, integrated, and delivered in line with overall project objectives.
Responsibilities Develop and maintain commissioning schedules in coordination with package planners. Monitor progress, perform variance analysis, and provide regular forecast updates. Establish and manage project schedule coding structures based on systems and subsystems. Ensure alignment with project, corporate, and stakeholder reporting requirements. Review contractor and subcontractor pre-commissioning and commissioning schedules. Challenge assumptions relating to durations, sequencing, and critical path. Develop independent schedules to validate contractor plans. Integrate commissioning activities with startup, upstream, and interface scopes. Coordinate with yard and site teams to ensure schedule alignment across all project phases. Prepare and communicate progress reports, KPIs, and performance metrics. Track schedule risks, contingency usage, and approved changes. Participate in project meetings and