Field Engineer

Job Overview

The Field Engineer leverages their practical field expertise under moderate supervision from colleagues and leadership. This role involves resolving straightforward field or yard-related challenges by analyzing potential solutions according to established company protocols. Understanding core business drivers, the engineer applies their technical knowledge, experience, and judgment to address issues efficiently.

Key Responsibilities

• Maintain strict adherence to Quality, Health, Safety, & Environment (QHSE) standards during all operations.
• Be prepared to travel offshore and be present at onshore sites as necessary for project execution.
• Suggest technical modifications to drawings and details to enhance safety and clarity in installation procedures.
• Create vessel layout plans and barge loadout schemes for safe and timely offshore transport of materials, equipment, and structures.
• Engage in project Constructability sessions, Readiness reviews, Hazard Identifications, and Job Safety Analyses, ensuring implementation of recommendations.
• Review project drawings and documentation, identifying and reporting any discrepancies or errors affecting work execution.
• Confirm work activities align with the capabilities of the designated equipment.
• Draft offshore installation procedures detailing methodologies, sequences, and required installation aids and consumables per company policies.
• Compile lists of construction materials and consumables, coordinating procurement efforts with project coordinators.
• Issue Loadout Lists based on recommended practices to support work operations.
• Liaise with departments such as Marine, E&M, Welding, Quality, HSES, Survey & ROV, Diving, and subcontractors to ensure readiness for offshore scope execution.
• Oversee, inspect, and acknowledge pre-rigging, loadouts, sea fastening, and material receipt for offshore installation, developing checklists as required.
• Coordinate with Production Engineers and logistics teams to confirm and track loadouts and cargo transportation.
• Maintain communication with customer representatives, subcontractors offshore, and the Operations Engineer.
• Monitor operational progress and site conditions, informing the Operations Engineer of changes impacting schedule or project scope.
• Conduct presentations to offshore teams covering the planning, execution, and contractual aspects of work, distributing relevant field documentation.
• Assist in resolving technical issues encountered during offshore installation and support corrective action planning.
• Prepare post-job reports, following company procedures.
• Compile as-built documentation and records per contract and project scope requirements.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering.
• Three to five years of experience in offshore installation activities.
• Familiarity with AutoCAD or comparable design tools.
• Solid understanding of design principles and offshore project execution processes.
• Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and exposure to 3D modeling software.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Willingness and ability to travel to various job sites and operate under diverse environmental conditions.

About the Company

Our company applies deep expertise to transform innovative ideas into practical solutions across the energy sector, including subsea infrastructure installation, offshore platform construction, offshore wind projects, and reshaping onshore landscapes. Operating globally with over 30,000 professionals in 54 countries, we are committed to advancing the energy transition safely and sustainably.