Your future role

The position requires thorough knowledge of structural design and engineering techniques relating to New Build or Rig Refurbishment Contracts. The engineer will be responsible to the Project Director or Construction Manager to plan and conduct independent work requiring judgment in the evaluation, selection, application and adaptation of engineering techniques, procedures and criteria in compliance with applicable codes and accepted engineering practices and industry standards. Typical duties will include preparation and/or modification of Structural engineering calculations, plans, design, and layout in addition to project specifications, project proposals and cost estimates. 

Your responsibilities

Perform structural design including production of construction documents related to New Build and Rig Refurbishment Contracts as well as onshore/offshore marine and shipyard facilities.

Identify design requirements and prepare necessary design calculations using hand calculations and software such as STAADPro V8i or equivalent finite element analysis software.

Perform engineering assessments for the project related tasks which may include the installation of key rig structures, the ramifications of refurbishments as well as preparing technical reports and verify 'As-Built' record drawings for accuracy.

Prepare layout plans and structural engineering details for development by draftsmen and designers.

Prepare cost estimates and material take-offs as part of the construction documents.

Perform field activities such as site surveys and record existing field conditions, take and verify measurements within project area.

Provide mentoring and transfer knowledge, skills and experience to entry-level engineers and designers.

Who we are looking for

You must have a minimum of 10 years' experience in structural engineering design of reinforced concrete, steel and Well related structures using relevant international Design Codes and Standards.

The successful candidate should hold a Bachelors degree in Civil or Structural Engineering. A Master's degree in Structural Engineering is preferred with significant experience in the New Build Rig or Marine Industries.