Nacelle & Hub Assembly Factory Officer

Job Information

• Job Opening ID ZR_994_JOB
• Date Opened 08/02/2026
• Job Type Full time
• Work Experience Minimum 3–5 years of relevant experience in manufacturing, industrial projects, factory establishment, equipment installation, construction coordination, production engineering or factory operations in Nacelle and Hub.
• Job Opening Status Open
• Industry Energy and Utilities
• Degree Bachelor's
• Job Role Nacelle \& Hub Assembly Factory Officer
• City Duqm
• State/Province AI Wusta
• Country Sultanate of Oman
• Zip/Postal Code 0000

Job Purpose

The Nacelle \& Hub Assembly Factory Officer is responsible for supporting the establishment, construction, commissioning and subsequent operation of the Nacelle and Hub Assembly Factory.

3. Key Responsibilities

3.1 Construction and Factory-Development Phase

1. Participate actively in the planning, design, construction and operational-readiness activities of the Nacelle and Hub Assembly Factory.

2. Review factory layouts, drawings and technical submissions from an operational and production perspective.

3. Verify that the factory design supports the intended nacelle and hub assembly sequence, production capacity, manpower flow, material flow and internal logistics.

4. Coordinate with the Project Construction Manager, consultants, contractors, OEM specialists and factory management regarding the operational requirements of the facility.

1 Review and comment on

2 Production-area layouts

3 Workstation locations

4 Assembly-line configuration

5 Material receiving and inspection areas

6 Warehouse and line-side storage areas

7 Nacelle and hub assembly zones

8 Electrical and mechanical testing areas;

9 Preservation and finished-product storage areas

10 Internal roads and logistics routes

11 Personnel and material access routes

12 Crane coverage and lifting zones

13 Equipment foundations and anchor arrangements

14 Utility connection points

15 Maintenance access

16 Emergency access and evacuation routes

17 Waste-management and housekeeping areas.

18 Identify potential conflicts between the building design, equipment layout, production process, material movement and maintenance requirements.

19 Maintain an operational-interface register covering building, civil, mechanical, electrical, utility and production-equipment requirements.

20 Follow up construction activities that may affect factory operation, including:

21 Floor levels and floor-loading capacity;

22 Equipment foundations;

23 Crane rails and lifting coverage;

24 Doors and access openings;

25 Loading and unloading areas

26 Electrical power availability

27 Compressed-air systems

28 Industrial ventilation and air conditioning;

29 Lighting levels

30 Fire-protection systems;

31 Data and communication networks;

32 Earthing systems;

33 Water and drainage;

34 Equipment maintenance access;

• Storage and preservation conditions.
• Conduct regular factory walkdowns with construction, engineering, HSE and OEM representatives.
• Record construction observations, operational concerns, incomplete works, defects and interface issues.
• Prepare and maintain an action tracker for construction-related matters affecting production readiness.
• Escalate construction delays, design deficiencies or incomplete interfaces that may affect equipment installation, commissioning or start of production.
• Participate in the preparation and review of factory completion, handover and operational-readiness checklists.
• Support the identification and closure of construction punch-list items before factory handover.
• Confirm that production areas are safe, accessible and suitable for equipment installation and assembly activities.
• Participate in the phased handover of factory areas from the construction team to the factory operations team.
• Support coordination of temporary arrangements required during installation and commissioning, including temporary power, access, storage, lifting and contractor work areas.
• Ensure that the operational requirements of the Nacelle and Hub Factory are communicated early enough to avoid costly modifications after construction.

3.2 Production Equipment, Tools and Facility Equipment

1 Coordinate the identification of equipment, tools, fixtures and supporting systems required for nacelle and hub assembly.

2 Prepare, maintain and update the factory equipment master list.

3 Coordinate with production engineers, OEM specialists, maintenance personnel, HSE, quality and procurement teams to define equipment requirements.

4 Review and provide recommendations on the selection of:

5 Assembly workstations;

6 Torque tools and hydraulic-torque systems;

7 Bolt-tensioning equipment;

8 Lifting beams, spreader beams and lifting accessories;

9 Hub-assembly fixtures;

10 Nacelle assembly fixtures;

11 Rotating stands and turning devices;

12 Hydraulic tools;

• Electrical testing equipment;
• Mechanical testing equipment;
• Alignment and measurement instruments;
• Oil-filling and filtration equipment;
• Greasing and lubrication systems;
• Cable-processing and termination tools;
• Cleaning and preservation equipment;
• Mobile platforms and access systems;
• Forklifts and material-handling equipment;
• Tool cabinets and line-side storage systems;
• Workshop equipment;
• Calibration equipment;
• Waste-handling equipment;
• Personal protective equipment.
• Assist in preparing technical specifications, data sheets, scopes of supply and user requirements for factory equipment.
• Assess whether proposed equipment is suitable for:
• The nacelle and hub design;
• Component dimensions and weights;
• Required production capacity;
• Duqm environmental conditions;
• Applicable safety requirements;
• Maintenance capability;
• Availability of spare parts;
• Local technical support;
• Future product variants;
• Workforce skill level.
• Provide recommendations regarding equipment quantities, capacities, duty classes, redundancy and workstation allocation.
• Review supplier quotations and technical proposals together with Engineering, Procurement, Quality, HSE and Maintenance teams.
• Participate in technical clarification meetings with equipment suppliers.
• Assist in preparing technical bid evaluations and supplier-comparison tables.
• Identify potential equipment suppliers and alternative technical solutions, including local and international sources.
• Recommend opportunities for local sourcing, standardization, cost optimization and reduction of long-term dependence on overseas suppliers.

1 Monitor the procurement, manufacturing, inspection, shipment, delivery and installation status of factory equipment.

2 Coordinate equipment delivery priorities with the construction and production-readiness schedules.

3 Verify that foundations, utilities, lifting arrangements and access routes are ready before equipment delivery.

4 Participate in factory acceptance tests, pre-shipment inspections, installation inspections and site acceptance tests where assigned.

5 Follow up supplier documentation, including:

6 Equipment drawings;

7 Technical manuals;

8 Certificates;

9 Inspection reports;

10 Calibration certificates;

11 Spare-parts lists;

12 Recommended consumables;

13 Preventive-maintenance schedules;

14 Training materials;

15 Warranty documentation.

16 Support the preparation of equipment installation, commissioning and handover records.

17 Ensure that equipment is formally handed over to the responsible factory or maintenance team.

18 Maintain an equipment deficiency and warranty-action register during installation and commissioning.

3.3 Raw Materials, Components and Consumables Supply

1 Coordinate the identification and planning of raw materials, components, consumables and operational supplies required for nacelle and hub assembly.

2 Support the preparation and verification of bills of materials, production-consumption lists and material-requirement plans.

3 Coordinate with Engineering, Production, Quality, Warehouse, Supply Chain and OEM teams to define technical requirements for materials and consumables.

4 Provide recommendations regarding appropriate materials, specifications, quantities, storage requirements and replenishment levels.

5 Coordinate requirements for items including:

6 Fasteners, bolts, nuts and washers;

7 Adhesives, sealants and locking compounds;

8 Lubricants, oils and greases;

• Hydraulic fluids;
• Electrical cables and connectors;
• Cable ties, glands and termination materials;
• Cleaning chemicals and solvents;
• Paints and touch-up coating materials;
• Corrosion-protection materials;