Material Controller (E&I) - Ras Al-Khair Site

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Key Responsibilities:

1. Material Management:

• Maintain detailed inventory of E&I materials, including cables, panels, field instruments, lighting, junction boxes, fittings, conduit, and control systems.

• Monitor deliveries and coordinate with procurement, logistics, and warehouse teams to ensure material availability aligns with project milestones.

• Identify shortages, overages, damage, or non-conformance of received materials and initiate corrective actions.

2. Receiving & Inspection:

• Support the receiving process of E&I materials, including verification against purchase orders, preparation of receiving reports (MRRs), and documentation of inspections.

• Coordinate with QA/QC for technical verification of critical E&I materials.

3. Preservation & Storage:

• Ensure correct storage, segregation, and preservation of E&I materials according to manufacturer specifications and project procedures.

• Conduct periodic inspections of stored items to check for corrosion, degradation, or expired preservation periods.

4. Issuance & Coordination:

• Control the issuance of E&I materials to field teams based on the requirements.

• Ensure materials are issued in correct quantities and within required timelines to avoid construction delays.

5. Documentation & Reporting:

• Maintain accurate and up-to-date material logs, stock records, and traceability documentation.

• Prepare daily/weekly material status reports, including material availability, consumption, and forecast requirements.

• Support material reconciliation and handover documentation at project completion.

6. Interface & Support:

• Collaborate with engineering, construction, warehouse, QA/QC, and procurement departments to ensure alignment on material handling procedures.

• Participate in construction and materials coordination meetings to report on E&I material status and constraints.