Energy Engineer

Job Snapshot Role: Energy Engineer - Efficiency Management Location: Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates Industry: Oil and Energy Function: Environmental Health & Safety Services Experience: Minimum 6 years Job Type: Full-time Job Details Country: United Arab Emirates City: Abu Dhabi Emirate Industry: Oil and Energy Function: Environmental Health & Safety Services Salary: 18000-27000 Estimated salary range based on similar jobs in the job city; please confirm the final offer with the employer. Gender: Any Candidate Nationality: Any Job Type: Full-time Role ContextThe Energy Engineer - Efficiency Management provides technical oversight of energy consumption and efficiency performance across industrial assets, operational activities, and development projects. The position converts energy, emissions, and flaring data into meaningful performance indicators that help management and operating teams understand where resources are being used effectively and where corrective action is required. The role also contributes to establishing energy standards, conducting audits, supporting ISO 50001 Energy Management System requirements, and improving employee awareness. By connecting technical calculations with operational behaviour and management systems, the engineer helps reduce unnecessary energy consumption, control emissions, and strengthen long-term energy performance. Key Responsibilities - Calculate energy consumption, energy savings, emissions, flaring, and related performance indicators for operational facilities and projects. - Maintain accurate energy efficiency calculations that allow consistent comparison of actual performance against approved targets. - Analyse operating and project energy data to identify efficiency trends, abnormal consumption, and improvement opportunities. - Prepare recommendations and technical reports explaining energy performance results to management and relevant operational teams. - Identify deviations from approved energy efficiency expectations involving equipment, operating conditions, projects, or work activities. - Advise responsible teams on corrective actions needed to restore energy performance or reduce inefficient consumption. - Develop appropriate energy limits, criteria, and performance standards for assets, operating processes, and supporting activities. - Establish energy efficiency requirements covering transportation, material handling, machining, equipment operation, and other relevant industrial activities. - Review energy criteria for existing equipment and proposed projects to ensure efficiency requirements are considered during technical decision-making. - Design standardized energy reports, calculation sheets, forms, templates, and monitoring records. - Maintain energy performance databases and records so historical and current information remains readily available for analysis. - Ensure energy documentation is updated accurately and consistently across applicable facilities and functions. - Conduct energy audits to assess compliance with approved requirements and identify potential efficiency improvements. - Document audit findings and support follow-up of corrective actions with responsible operational teams. - Participate in implementation and development of Energy Management Systems across company facilities. - Support certification and continued compliance with ISO 50001 Energy Management System requirements. - Align energy management practices with applicable company requirements, ADNOC Codes of Practice, and recognized international standards. - Coordinate energy management updates between operations, engineering, environmental, project, and other relevant teams. - Communicate energy performance objectives and targets to operational focal points and process trainers. - Explain how operating behaviour, equipment practices, and day-to-day activities influence energy consumption and efficiency results. - Develop awareness communications covering energy objectives, consumption targets, efficiency initiatives, and improvement priorities. - Work jointly with training functions to develop practical energy management training materials. - Contribute to preparation and implementation of annual energy efficiency training programs. - Support operating personnel in understanding energy balances, consumption patterns, and opportunities for energy conservation. - Review energy performance following operational changes or modifications to determine whether expected efficiency benefits have been achieved. - Contribute technical information to environmental, sustainability, operational performance, and management reporting where required. - Promote continuous improvement by identifying new analytical methods, monitoring practices, and

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