A technical diploma or secondary school certificate with a relevant vocational trade certificate is required for this ADNOC Mechanic vacancy. Freshers cannot apply because the post asks for four years of experience.
The work covers rotating equipment and machinery in an oil and gas or power plant setting. You may also visit work sites where heat, humidity and dust are present.
The maintenance work you will handle
- Carry out routine, preventive and predictive checks on machinery and equipment.
- Dismantle, assemble and replace components during corrective repairs.
- Test equipment after start-up and report readings outside the allowed limits.
- Install or modify systems and assist with critical equipment start-up and shutdowns.
- Take part in plant shutdowns, turnarounds and major workshop repairs.
- Keep tools, safety gear and the work area in safe and working condition.
Who can apply for this ADNOC post
You should have a technical diploma, or a secondary school certificate together with a relevant vocational trade certificate. ADNOC asks for at least four years of heavy equipment mechanical repair experience in the oil and gas industry or a power plant.
The job also requires you to follow HSE procedures, take part in emergency response duties and provide technical information for reports.
Before you apply: Keep your technical diploma or secondary school certificate, vocational trade certificate and details of your four years of heavy equipment repair experience ready for the official application.