Installation Analysis Engineer

Job Overview

Key Tasks and Responsibilities

• Perform FEED, studies, and detailed design engineering, analysis, and calculations for complex engineering tasks.
• Prepare detailed design calculations, analyses, design reports, and procedures.
• Organize work to meet deadlines and complete assigned work within budgets.
• Review project scope, specifications, schedules, and interdisciplinary requirements and identify concerns early.
• Interface with other disciplines and departments to develop clash-free designs and obtain design inputs.
• Prepare bid inputs and sketches of detailed designs to guide designers.
• Support procurement by preparing requisitions, evaluating technical quotations, responding to queries, compiling bid tabulations, and coordinating vendor documents.
• Review material take-offs, drawings, engineering performed by others, and vendor or subcontractor submittals.
• Perform design verification through single-discipline checks and assist with inter-discipline checks.
• Keep the Lead Engineer informed of activities, progress, and concerns.
• Check final vendor and subcontractor data manuals and confirm requested data has been received and approved.
• Capture lessons learned and record them in the lessons learned system.

Fabrication and Installation Analysis

• In FabCSE, perform or review erection sequences for jackets, topsides, and other structures.
• Prepare or review loadout procedures and operational guidance.
• Perform construction lift analyses and procedures for floatovers, stackings, roll-ups, and similar activities.
• Prepare or review weighing procedures and miscellaneous fabrication yard items.
• Prepare or review crane, rigging, and trailer arrangements, including related drawings and procedures.
• Pipeline installation engineering, structural installation engineering, and naval architecture activities are listed as preferable additional skills.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering.
• A master's degree is preferred.
• 3–8 years of experience in oil and gas with a major contractor or consultant, predominantly performing detail design.

Reporting and Interfaces

• The role reports to the Manager, Construction Support Engineer.
• The role liaises with design and drafting disciplines, engineering disciplines, fabrication groups, and document control.
• The role supervises trainee engineers.