Job Title: Offshore Methods Lead – Tesside, UK
Location: Teesside
Industry: Oil and Gas
Employment Type: Contract
Client-Sided Role
As Offshore Methods Lead, you will report to the Installation Methods manager. You will be part of our Client’s Project. You will manage the coordination the activities of the method engineering group, tasks and workload providing technical and administrative guidance to the subordinate staff to ensure aims and objectives are effectively and economically achieved.
Key Responsibilities:
* Administer the working programme to ensure its implementation in accordance with plans, design and specifications
* Be responsible for interpretation, implementation and improvement of the proposed design solutions
* Initiate and maintain filing system, document review and distribution, through subordinate staff
* Monitor and coordinate all phases of the work progress and review procedures, reports and calculations of subordinate engineers, ensuring that deliverables, equipment, facilities and services meet specified requirements
* Ensure technical coordination with Client, including attendance at interface meetings
* Coordinate with the technical responsible on board of the vessel, in addition to providing backup to the installation team and advising the Vessel management on technical aspects of the job
* Be additionally responsible for ensuring that all checklists and other installation records are completed in accordance with the procedures and passed to the QC Coordinator for compilation
* Participate to the critical offshore tasks to ensure their performance according to methodology and ensure the relevant feedback and lesson learned
* Attend sites and carry out inspections to ensure that all the requirements have been met
Required Expertise:
Experience: 10 years with construction methods activities for pipeline landfall in project context within the Energy or Oil&Gas industry
Education: relevant degree or diploma
Certificates: OEUK medical
Technical skills: team management, pipeline methods, landfall methods