EACOP Tanzania Job Vacancies, July 2024

EACOP Tanzania Job Vacancies, July 2024

EACOP project includes a 1,445km 24” oil export pipeline, 8 above ground facilities, a green filed marine terminal with an export jetty and a Serie of 60 main line block valves and +20 trace heating stations. 150km of feeder lines from Upstream facilities will tie-in to the EACOP project. The project contracting strategy entails 8 main packages to be executed through 15 different main Contracts. An EPcmC Contractor oversees Detailed Engineering, Procurement, and support interfacing with all other Contractors. EACOP direct personnel, including partners secondees will be more that 600 at peak periods during the execution phase of the project and up to 8,000 to 10,000 personnel, when including Contractors, expected to be mobilized across the various sites for construction activities. The pipeline project will be the largest privately led with Government participation transnational infrastructure project ever undertaken in the East African region. The context is complex with numerous stakeholders, environmental and societal / local content stakes, three partners, two involved countries new to oil development (Uganda and Tanzania), and the need for project development following IFC standards to secure the necessary financing.

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project is a major regional infrastructure project between Uganda and Tanzania coast, opening a new value corridor between the two countries. The EACOP project development comprises of the detailed engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of the corresponding facilities.

EACOP Tanzania Job Vacancies, July 2024

The following job openings are announced to all Tanzanians who meet the requirements below and are prepared to work with EACOP

Open Positions and Descriptions:

Senior Superintendent Construction at SEAOWL – EACOP

Quality Control Supervisor Welding & NDE at SEAOWL – EACOP

Construction Supervisor Terminal at SEAOWL- EACOP

Marine Terminal Construction Lead at SEAOWL – EACOP