Field Technician [Oman Nationality]

Location: Oman PIPECARE is currently looking for Field Technician to join our Team. By providing technology and service focused solutions to the international arena of the oil and gas industry, the PipeCare Group of companies has been helping our customers ensure the integrity of their pipeline and facility assets for over 20 years. Due to our global focus and international growth, PipeCare is seeking experienced Field Technician to support our continued growth. Responsibilities include: Prepare, sign and submit pigging, daily, express and other relevant reports Discuss equipment and tools requirements including auxiliaries, AGM's, DGPS, magnets, launching trays, spares, toolbox and all other required tools for use in the field, etc. Study and analyze project information document, operation manuals, pigging procedures and other project-related documents Establish professional contact with client’s field personnel creating friendly working relations Execute field work in a safe, effective and efficient manner in accordance with QA/QC procedures and in line with time, resource and financial planning Coordinate field activities between team, subcontractor, client and other involved parties Perform ILI runs successfully without data loss as per POF & API standards Conduct sufficient cleaning runs to the established cleaning criteria Conduct site survey and DGPs Survey in line with procedures and operational requirement Execute all other tasks as requested by Team Leader within the assigned job role. Qualified Candidates will possess: Degree in Engineering (Mechanical or relevant) Experience in Oil and Gas sector, preferably with ILI exposure Computer skills in Microsoft Word, excel and outlook at an intermediate level Professional level of English language is a must Job requirements: Ability to travel extensively including international trips Ability to work flexible hours based on business and project needs Ability to work either independently or within a team to ensure project success