Offshore Wind
Logistics Engineer - Senior
The Senior Logistics Engineer will support the development and coordination of logistic and installation concepts according to schedule during planning and construction until operation. This includes the collection of requirements, definition of scope, planning of time schedule and cost estimation.
The Senior Logistics Engineer may have involvement in all transport and installation packages as resource requirements require, but as the project develops they are expected to predominately concentrate on one specific package. Significant experience in foundation installation and / or WTG installation is required, but some awareness and experience of cable installation activities will be seen as beneficial.
Initially in the project they will support a Development Logistics Manager, and post bid will support the relevant Installation Package Manager(s). Functionally they will report to the project Engineering Manager.
Depending on requirements and skills they may be asked to undertake the package management of certain parts of installation scope, under the direction of an overall package manager.
The immediate role will be seconded to a large UK project within our clients portfolio. The project is currently in early phases of design. The role will be based in London.
Key Accountabilities
Discipline Inputs
Support the technical definition, evaluation, planning, reporting and interfacing of the transport and installation activities. Including load in/out operations at manufacturers/marshalling port(s), transportation and installation of components, including handover(s), all in compliance with industry and company standards, and Health, Safety and Environment regulations and guidelines.
Installation Engineering - Confirming method statements, risk assessments, lift plans, deck layouts, safety procedures, permits to work and related documents for all loading, transportation and offshore work is in place and accepted by the package Team.
Responsible for running small value consultancy contracts during the planning phase.
HSE and Quality Assurance
Work to ensure HSE performance through design and implementation to eliminate or reduce risks during construction, operation and maintenance.
Support evaluation of potential ports as port for storage and load out of components as required.
Prepare and execute relevant documents for the Invitation to Tender for the installation scopes (including technical specifications) and support their technical evaluation.
Support negotiation of final contracts.
Risk And Change Control
Support Contract manager in the preparation of variation orders and claims.
Follow up on the preparation for execution activities and required interfaces and support on technical aspects of the transportation and installation.
Review method statements and risk assessments and produce comments sheets.
Perform or oversee engineering calculations
Advise on the contract technical requirements,
Assist the Engineering Manager with tasks associated with ensuring a safe design, potentially with provision of inputs for risk and programme reviews
Reporting
Ensure that all T&I discipline related interfaces are properly coordinated, integrated, and managed accordingly to project deliverables.
Schedule and lead regular discipline meetings with project packages, contractors, and stakeholders to promptly identify and resolve interface issues
Communicate interface risk to the Engineering and Package Managers and other relevant project stakeholders
Update line management related to project progress and interface risks.
Compliance With Information Security Policies, Procedures And Requirements
Adhere to any applicable information security policies and procedures and identify and report security incidents and suspected weaknesses to the appropriate point(s) of contact.
Protect assets under care (e.g. laptops and other devices) and information/credentials against unauthorized access, sharing, and/or damage/loss, in accordance with the Information Classification and Handling Procedure.
Clear desks of all sensitive material and log off/ lock workstations at the end of the day and when leaving desk for a prolonged period in accordance with Acceptable Usage Policies.
Ensure not installing, copying or modifying of any software on equipment without authorization.
Quality Health and Safety Environment (QHSE)
This includes participating (when requested) in QHSE audits, office inductions, incident reporting and review of QHSE performances as applicable
Qualifications, Experience, & Skills
Preferred Qualifications:
BS Degree in a relevant engineering discipline (Civil, Mechanical or Electrical) is mandatory.
Preferred Experience:
Minimum 5 years’ experience in the offshore wind industry;
Engineering background with strong knowledge of offshore installation activities and a focus on vessel charter and vessel management
Strong English communication skills, both written and verbal;
Working in multi-cultural and multi-discipline teams.
Job-Specific Skills
Familiar with marine simulation software & AutoCAD
Experience of engaging and working alongside of external consultants;
Good team player with ability to work in a project office environment;
Proficient with all Microsoft Office applications;
Experience with Information Management and BIM systems (desirable);
Reliable, flexible with good to detail;
Work well both autonomously and within a team;
Logical and well organized with ability to prioritise;
Able to manage workload by understanding requirements, deadlines;
Able to work under pressure