Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
– Liaise with installation team during early project execution to ensure alignment on methodologies.
– Work with Field Engineers to develop pre-commissioning execution methodologies for offshore and onshore projects.
– Coordinate engineering and planning for the timely execution of the work scope to include Document Deliverable Register management.
– Selection of the required pre-commissioning and marine spreads.
– Detailed reviewing of internal and external deliverables (drawings, reports, procedures, risk assessments, scopes of work, subcontracts).
– Coordinate the definition and ordering of equipment and installation aids.
– Coordinate the preparation of subcontractor scopes of works followed by the award and execution of the subcontract.
– Coordinate the preparation of pre-commissioning procedures.
– Vetting and approval of pre-commissioning subcontractor personnel, onshore and offshore.
– Coordinate mobilizing pre-commissioning equipment and vessels to execute work scopes.
– Coordinate testing and load-out of pre-commissioning equipment and installation aids.
– Liaise with pre-commissioning subcontractor and offshore project teams to resolve any technical issues encountered during offshore execution.
– Coordinate the demobilization of the pre-commissioning equipment, marine spread, and the off-hire of subcontract equipment.
– Coordinate Readiness review, Constructability, HAZID and HAZOP.
– Work at site and offshore as required by the project.
– Prepare MOC’s with support from Field Engineers.
– Compile and present return of experience and lesson learned documents.
– To train and mentor Field Engineers and Senior Field Engineers. Set goals for your team to maintain the Project KPIs.
– Work with the Pre-Commissioning Technical Authority to align on pre-com execution methodologies.
– Manage pre-commissioning subcontracts.
– Support internal initiatives within the pre-commissioning operations group.
– Support in variation order request, technical deviation/Queries.
– Budget performance management.
– Risk Management & Cost Control.
– SIMOPS management.
The Principal Operations Engineer will maintain strong interfaces with the various disciplines within the business line. The main interfaces for Pre-Commissioning are:
– Marine Operations Engineers (Inclusive of ROV & Survey)
– Engineering and Engineering Manager
– SCM
– QHSES
– Environmental Specialists
– Vessel Operations Managers
– Marine Construction Manager
– Project Managers and Project Director
– Interface Managers (For Projects that involve Consortium partners & Subsea Connectors)
– Hook-up & Commissioning Team
– Flow Assurance Team
– Fabrication Team
– Document Controller Team
– Brownfield Managers
– Ensure the Core Competencies of the greater organization are embraced.
– Live the Rules: Treat the Life-Saving Rules as non-negotiable principles that guide your daily decisions and routines.
– Lead by Example: Show your commitment through your actions and inspire others to do the same.
– Speak Up: Act immediately if you see something unsafe or identify a potential risk. Empower one another to intervene with courage and care.
– Educate and Share: Continue fostering conversations about the Life-Saving Rules within your teams, ensuring everyone understands their importance and application.
– Collaborate: Work together as One Team to make safety a shared responsibility, ensuring no one is left behind.
– Goals: Focus on and execute your most important goals.
– Feedback: Provide Positive and Instructive feedback on Team’s progress. Lay out the facts, don’t label and be clear.
– Vision: Together we will continue to enhance, grow and transform.
