September 1st, 2021 at 07:42 am
Roles & Responsibilities:
- Provide limited skills, integrity and knowledge in key areas of discipline engineering, including design codes, legislative requirements and current good engineering practice. Understands clients’ needs; identifies and addresses design parameters and problems; develops and implements solutions.
- Generally, under direct supervision, be responsible for production of deliverables, which may include engineering support to DO, design calculations, specifications, procedures, analyses, progress reports, bid evaluations, study reports and various 3rd-party submissions.
- Originate or check technical documentation, accepting personal responsibility for its adequacy.
- Be aware of relevant safety objectives, legislative and legal requirements.
- Design and detailing in accordance with acknowledged industry Codes, Standards and Design Guides (e.g. API, DNV, AISC); Client Specifications and Scopes of Work.
- Be involved in meetings / correspondence with Clients, subcontractors, 3rd parties, etc. in a technical capacity.
- Assist / guide more junior engineers / graduates as appropriate.
- Recognise and accept HSE Roles & Responsibilities as defined in company HSE Standards.
Personal Attributes:
- Ability to function within a design team and across multiple projects.
- Ability to prioritise own workload, manage time accordingly and inform senior team members where constraints will affect a project in terms of programme or budget.
- Manage interfaces within a project structure, including other disciplines, drawing office, document control, project management, client and suppliers.
- Manage change control within own remit on a project. Inform team members where constraints will affect a project in terms of programme or budget.
- Can work within time/budget constraints
Discipline-specific Roles & Responsibilities:
- Contribute to planning, detailing and reviewing of technical documentation relating to subsea structures’ construction and installation.
- Undertake analysis, design and engineering activities associated with subsea construction and installation.
- Provide structural stability and integrity calculations for steel frame structures, pipelines, spool pieces, tie ins, risers and umbilicals. Design to resist forces for in-service, installation and transportation load conditions. Determination of size, shape, strength, and type of structural members.
- Design and detailing in accordance with acknowledged industry Codes, Standards and Design Guides (e.g. API, DNV, AISC); Client Specifications and Scopes of Work.
- Assist in producing design documentation including feasibility reports, detailed design reports, construction drawings, design specifications, material take-offs, weight control calculations, etc.
- Be aware of associated subsea related disciplines and understand the interfaces within a project environment.
- Provide engineering assistance during mobilisations and occasional periods of offshore or site working.
- Provide technical engineering support to other departments within the Central Engineering Group, the Project Engineering Group, and to colleagues as required.
- Develop a working knowledge of relevant structural analysis and design software
- Be aware of activities associated with events such as Bid Clarifications, Kickoff meetings, HIRAs, Design Reviews, etc.
Requirments:
- Graduated with a Degree in Civil (Structural), Mechanics or Marine Engineering;
- Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in structural design related activities. Oil and Gas, Subsea equipment or Offshore Renewables knowledge are greatly appreciated;
- Competency in design and analysis software packages for FEA (Abaqus, Ansys…) and Beam Elements (SACS, NSO/ISYMOST…) is essential;
- Good knowledge of industry standards;
- Good knowledge of design codes (AISC, API, ABS, BV, DNV, Eurocodes…)
Method Of Application
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Closing Date: 3rd September 2021