Structural Engineer

Roles and responsibilities

With particular reference to (but not limited to) to shallow water activities (S-Lay / Jacket / Deck / Cables / Structures installation), the resource must be experienced & able to:

• Prepare complete engineering Installation package (installation procedures / rigging drawing / check list dossier / trial lift & load out procedures etc.)
• Follow up all the Interfaces with Installation analysis team (naval eng. / structural eng. / pipelay analysis eng.) including input & deeply review of analysis / design report.
• Follow up operation phase (including temporary items material procurement, vessel mobilization, subcontractors contract(s) etc.);
• Follow up onshore & offshore operation to technical assist (project side) vessel management team during mobilization / testing & installation phase.
• Follow up and manage team draftsman for preparation of Installation drawing/documents & ability to guide trainee method eng. (if the case)

• Design and Analysis

  • Develop and create structural designs for buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects, ensuring safety and compliance with applicable codes and standards.
  • Perform structural analysis using various methodologies to assess the load-bearing capacity and stability of structures under different conditions.

• Technical Documentation

  • Prepare detailed design calculations, drawings, and specifications, including material requirements and construction methods.
  • Generate and review structural reports and documentation for project stakeholders, ensuring clarity and completeness.

• Collaboration and Coordination

  • Work closely with architects, civil engineers, and other professionals to ensure integrated design solutions that meet project requirements.
  • Coordinate with construction teams to communicate design intentions and address any design-related questions during the construction process.

• Site Inspections

  • Conduct site visits and inspections to monitor construction progress and verify that work complies with design specifications and safety standards.
  • Identify and resolve any construction-related issues or discrepancies that may arise during the project lifecycle.

Desired candidate profile

Education: Mechanical Engineer, Civil Engineer or other/similar engineer background
IT Skills: Office package (including Microsoft Project) good knowledge of main offshore T&I codes (DNV/API etc.).
Minimum 5 years of experience in Method Engineering in Oil and Gas industry
Project Experience: Proven track record of working on a variety of structural projects, such as buildings, bridges, and industrial structures.
Technical Skills
Structural Analysis and Design: Proficiency in structural analysis techniques and design principles for different materials (e.g., steel, concrete, timber).
Software Proficiency: Experience with structural engineering software (e.g., SAP2000, STAAD Pro, ETABS, AutoCAD, Revit).
Building Codes and Standards: Strong knowledge of local and international building codes and standards (e.g., AISC, ACI, Eurocode).
Project Management Skills
Planning and Coordination: Ability to manage multiple projects, coordinate with other engineering disciplines, and ensure design compliance with project specifications.
Documentation: Strong skills in preparing detailed design documents, reports, and specifications.
Communication and Collaboration
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Ability to work collaboratively with architects, contractors, and other engineers to ensure integrated design solutions.
Stakeholder Engagement: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for presenting design concepts and engaging with clients and stakeholders.
Personal Attributes
Detail-Oriented: High attention to detail to ensure accuracy in designs and compliance with specifications and codes.
Problem-Solving: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to address design challenges effectively.
Adaptability: Willingness to learn new technologies and adapt to evolving project requirements and industry trends.