About this role
The role is for a Metering Methods Engineer based in Port Harcourt, working on metering maintenance and projects for onshore and offshore JV sites. It supports the Head of Metering and interacts with regulators, JV partners, and hydrocarbon product customers. The employer, Aldelia Limited, provides specialised recruitment services to the Oil & Gas sector with regional teams and a global approach. The position involves ensuring equipment certification, maintaining metering systems, writing procedures, coordinating with maintenance and planning engineers, and managing material stock and external contractor activities. The job includes working within HSE guidelines and contributing to look-ahead planning and safety culture. The work requires travel to JV sites as needed and interfacing with multiple stakeholders to ensure accurate metering and compliance.
What you would do
- Certify all material, tools and metering equipment before mobilization to sites
- Assist the Head of Metering in updating metering manuals and related operating procedures
- Write or update metering procedures and attach documentation in UNISUP
- Oversee meter proving, prover loop calibrations and ensure regulatory compliance
- Provide or update flow rate equations for entry into the DCS after validation
- Ensure integrity of well test, gas lift/injection metering and suggest improvements
- Conduct periodic flow verification using portable ultrasonic clamp-on devices
- Communicate with Well Performance/GSR on test separator/multi-phase flow metering reliability
- Monitor spare parts usage, initiate actions to prevent shortages and manage procurement specs
- Coordinate activities with other maintenance and planning engineers and support 5-week look ahead planning
What they are asking for
- Bachelors degree in Engineering (BSc or BEng)
- 3-5 years of experience in a similar design/engineering role
- Working knowledge of ISA codes, IEC standards and international standards (AGA, API)
- Knowledge of AutoCAD and PDMS is an advantage
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