Field Engineer

Job Overview:

The Field Engineer prepares for and executes onshore / offshore pipeline Pre-Commissioning operations.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Work with the Lead Pre-Commissioning Engineer to develop Pre-Commissioning execution methodologies for offshore and onshore projects
• Provide key inputs for engineering and planning to be developed
• Define and order equipment and installation aids
• Specify and identify suitable Pre-Commissioning spreads and vessels
• Prepare Task Plans with support from Lead Pre-Commissioning Engineer
• Review of Subcontractor Pre-Commissioning procedures
• Participate in Readiness review, Constructability, HAZID
• Conduct site visits
• Prepare Master Equipment List
• Procurement of materials and services
• Interface with Pre- Commissioning Subcontractor on deck layouts. Obtain seafastening packages for vessel spreads and interface with installation team
• Equipment inventory, preservation and staging for each mobilization
• Attend function tests
• Mobilize Pre-Commissioning equipment and vessels to execute work scopes
• Arrange the testing and load-out of Pre-Commissioning equipment and installation aids
• Demobilization of the Pre-Commissioning equipment, marine spread and the off-hire of subcontract equipment
• Work at site (onshore and offshore) as required by the project
• Prepare MOC's with support from Lead Pre-Commissioning Engineer
• Prepare daily progress reports with support from Pre-Commissioning Senior Field Engineer
• Compile and issue Site Memo’s and maintain system completion plan
• Non-Negotiables:
  • The pre-commissioning golden rules - Meet deadlines, Communicate and Do what you say
  • 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
  • Vision: Together we will continue to enhance, grow and transform
• Interfaces:
  • The Field Engineer will maintain strong interfaces with the various disciplines within the business line. The main interfaces for Pre-Commissioning are:
    • Marine Operations Engineers
    • Engineering
    • SCM
    • QHSES
    • Environmental Specialists

Essential Qualifications and Education:

• 5 plus years of experience in the oil and gas industry working for major Contractors or Subcontractors
• The following experience is required:
  • General experience of all shallow and deepwater water installation operations
  • Rigid & flexible pipeline Pre-Commissioning experience - execution of a minimum of 4 projects

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