Contract: Senior C&I Engineer / Netherlands

Job Overview
Purpose Statement

Acts as the UKNL C&I Engineering Authority (EA2) to safeguard, support and assure the Asset Integrity and Process Safety of E&P Assets offshore in UK & NL sectors Provides C&I Engineering support to and assurance of the delivery of capital projects/minor modifications. Lead the delivery of C&I Engineering activities and support the development of resource and capability plans in support of E&P business requirements. Provide service to and collaborates closely with lead engineers, maintenance engineers, operations managers and project managers.

Accountabilities

• Review safety critical elements and report to the Assets on a quarterly basis on their suitability and sufficiency
• Authorship and approval of Performance Standards for Safety Critical Elements pertaining to their discipline
• Ownership and authorship of discipline relevant procedures and guidelines for UKNL assets
• Authorship and approval of planned maintenance and inspection regimes and any proposed material changes to existing regimes
• Supports Plant Management of Change requests from screening of requests, definition of SORs and technical assurance and support through to execution & commissioning.
• Technically assess proposals for the use of temporary changes to plant, temporary repairs, operational risk assessments and maintenance deferrals
• Proactively support and participate in equipment failure investigations (RCA's)
• Proactively provide support and guidance to capital projects in their nominated discipline
• Ensure compliance to Technical Standards and provide interpretation of national and international engineering standards, recommended practices, guidelines and codes of practice, plus generate and manage any local deviations thereof
• Advises E&I TA of deviations and non-conformances to Standards and Engineering codes
• Maintains discipline critical asset documentation + ensures they are as-built and represent an accurate offshore status

Competencies and Qualifications

• Experience in client/operator roles in the management of contractors, with active involvement in the application of quality assurance and quality control: including reviewing calculations, philosophies and designs. Active participation in reviews, and in particular risk and hazard assessment activities, with the ability to resolve problems in a range of contexts, from conceptual design to operational facilities.
• Brings groups of diverse individuals together.
• Drives innovative solutions and pace.
• Effective communicator and negotiator.

Education

• Relevant Engineering or Science Degree
• Chartered Engineer

Work Experience

• The job holder must possess extensive knowledge of Control & Instrumentation technical practices and legislation, which would be underpinned by technical achievements in relevant discipline in the energy or chemical industry.
• Knowledge of all forms of engineering documentation, including block diagrams, PFD's, SLD's, Data Sheets, Cause & Effect charts and safety critical elements.
• Full knowledge of relevant codes, standards and applicable regulations both statutory and company specific.

Job Dimensions
Strategic Input: Tactical/Operational Role Key Stakeholders & Working Relationships: Provide service to and collaborates closely with lead engineers, maintenance engineers, operations managers and project managers.
People Management: No direct reports

Financial Responsibility:

Responsible to determine & agree SoR's of £15m pa (Brownfield £5m, Maintenance £5m and Capital £5m)

Influence over E&P Opex and Capital program

Delegation of Authority to sign contracts of value up to £250km (current bands)

Third party studies and assurance up to DoA value

For more information please contact me.