Project Engineer
Summary
Project Engineer plans and tracks marine cable installation projects, maintaining technical documentation and coordinating with teams to ensure smooth execution.
- Assist the Project Manager with planning, scheduling, and tracking project progress.
- Prepare and maintain project documentation, including cable route maps, installation spread lists, deck layouts, lay/burial parameters, and as‑built records.
- Support preparation of project execution plans, method statements, procedures, risk assessments, and contingency plans.
- Coordinate technical inputs for route engineering, burial assessments, installation methodologies, and interface with survey, HDD, vessel and shore teams.
- Assist in managing project interfaces with both internal and external stakeholders.
- Participate in client, supplier, and subcontractor meetings, providing technical clarifications and updating on engineering and installation readiness.
- Assist in mobilization planning for vessels and spreads, including equipment readiness, spares lists, and certification status.
- Support management of subcontractors by reviewing method statements, monitoring performance, and tracking deliverables.
- Support the procurement process by developing technical specifications for tenders and evaluating vendor bids.
- Contribute to project risk registers, identifying technical and execution risks and proposing mitigation measures.
- Support lessons‑learned capture and project post implementation review.
- Undertake any other duties as assigned.
Requirements:
- Minimum Bachelor’s degree.
- Min 3 years of experience in project management, especially larger projects with established firms.
- PMP certification and PMO experience required.
- Marine Construction or Offshore industry-related experience preferred.
- Experience in Agile teams;
- Strong project coordination skills with excellent verbal and written ability.
- Proficiency with related software tools including but not limited to MS Office, etc.