Offshore Installation Engineer / Coordinator

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Job Summary

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Offshore Installation Engineer / Coordinator with 5-13 years of experience to join our industry leading Global Projects team. In this role, you will be responsible for planning, coordinating and overseeing offshore transportation and installation activities to ensure project objectives are achieved safely, to the required quality standards, on time and within budget.

Primary Job Functions

Implement project management processes in accordance with company requirements

Demonstrate SSHE leadership behaviors, actively participate in SSHE programs, reviews, and inspections

Ensure compliance with applicable standards, regulations and project requirements

Drive project performance by collaborating effectively with multi-disciplinary teams

Develop/evaluate fundamental transportation and installation (T&I) execution approach/equipment

Provide technical input to scope of work and Installation specifications for tender packages

Provide technical input to tender evaluation exercise

Coordinate internal/external interfaces with project management team, advisors, discipline engineers / contractor

Participate in design reviews, constructability reviews, risk assessments and quality assurance activities

Review and approve installation procedures and contractor studies

Steward Marine Warranty Surveyor review and approval of T&I plans and procedures

Develop T&I surveillance plans with Operations' input

Provide technical support as needed to vessel team(s) during offshore execution

Implement lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement processes

Maintain accurate project records and documentation

Job Requirements

Technical Skills:

5 - 13 years of prior installation engineering experience

Bachelor’s degree in engineering with GPA 3.5 or above

Strong understanding of projects & project management

Knowledge of industry codes, standards and regulatory requirements

Knowledge of offshore transportation and installation equipment and methods

Analytical Skills:

Ability to understand complex technical documents, drawings, etc.

Strong problem-solving skills to address project challenges

Behavioral Skills:

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

Willing to travel to project sites (e.g. offshore), when needed

Geographically mobile; willing to travel and relocate globally

Job Group Capability

Projects

Job Group

Project Management

Job Role Description

The Offshore Installation Engineer provides technical support to project teams planning and executing offshore installation activities. The Installation Engineer also engages Installation Group Critical Activity Specialists to obtain further expertise in the planning and review of critical activities when required. The Offshore Installation Engineer is the primary interface between the Installation Coordinator and a contractor’s technical organization

The Offshore Installation Engineer may also fill the role of Installation Field Engineer during offshore execution as opportunities arise. The Installation Field Engineer provides onboard installation engineering support to the Vessel Lead. The Installation Field Engineer communicates with other Installation Engineers for technical specialist input where appropriate

Job Role Responsibilities

Planning and Technical Analysis

- Develop and evaluate transportation and installation (T&I) execution strategies and equipment requirements to ensure safe and efficient offshore operations

- Provide technical input to contractor qualification activities, Invitation to Tender (ITT) packages (e.g. scopes of work, specifications) and tender evaluations

Stakeholder Coordination

- Coordinate with Critical Activity Specialists to apply collective expertise to project T&I plans, constructability reviews and project assessments

- Interface with engineering disciplines to align design and analysis with project T&I means and methods

- Monitor Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS) review of installation plans and procedures to obtain third party approvals, as required

Procedure and Risk Management

- Review and approve installation procedures and contractor studies, ensuring compliance with project requirements

- Participate in risk assessments and pre-mobilization reviews to mitigate potential execution risks

- Develop T&I surveillance plans in collaboration with project team

Execution Support

- Provide technical support to field teams during execution of T&I activities, assisting with resolution of execution issues, site queries and vessel management of change forms

Functional Skills

Offshore Installation

Execution Planning

Planning & Scheduling

Cost Engineering

Construction Planning & Execution

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