Job Purpose

The Transportation & Installation (T&I) Lead is responsible for leading the safe and effective planning and execution of riser, subsea facilities, and tie-in activities for the NFPS COMP Project. This role involves overseeing all T&I-related offshore activities, ensuring engineering deliverables, work preparation, risk assessments, SIMOPS, and vessel acceptance are thoroughly reviewed and endorsed. The T&I Lead strives to achieve best-in-class HSE and quality performance under challenging project objectives within a multicultural environment.

Key Job Accountabilities

1. Project Scope Familiarity

   • Develop a deep understanding of the project scope, technical, quality, and safety requirements, including applicable regulations, project procedures, and company rules.

2. T&I Deliverables Coordination

   • Lead coordination, review, and validation of technical and execution deliverables related to T&I engineering and execution, including:

     • Stalk-on risers loadout, transportation, and installation analysis and execution.

     • Subsea activities by MSV and DSV (e.g., sleepers, riser clamps, spool tie-ins).

3. T&I Planning and Scheduling

   • Review and approve T&I plans and schedules, ensuring alignment with the integrated NFPS schedule and coordination with other QELNG departments and NFPS COMP projects.

4. Safety Leadership and Work Execution

   • Support the implementation of T&I safety leadership and ensure safe execution by adhering to QELNG work management systems, including SIMOPS, permit to work, and marine operations.

   • Support contractor HSE execution and assist the COMP Project Manager and leadership in achieving project objectives.

5. Design and Operational Change Review

   • Review and approve T&I design and operational changes, deviations, and exceptions according to the Project Management of Change (PMOC) process.

6. Collaboration with Stakeholders

   • Engage actively with QELNG OESS, Operations, Marine, and Logistics teams to solicit input, provide feedback, and ensure alignment with T&I execution plans.

7. Progress Reporting

   • Provide regular and efficient reporting to management, offering a clear overview of progress, achievements, and leading indicators for achieving COMP project objectives.

8. Offshore Execution Monitoring

   • Monitor offshore execution progress against the integrated schedule, ensuring contractor activities and work downtime are adequately recorded and analyzed.

9. Contractor Performance Management

   • Identify and address signs of poor contractor performance promptly, taking the lead in providing corrective action proposals to management.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.

• Offshore survival certificate and ability to pass an offshore medical evaluation. OPITO certification is a plus.

Knowledge and/or Experience

• Minimum of 8 years of experience in T&I execution, with at least 5 years offshore on installation vessels, especially for pipeline and riser installations, cable installations, and barge/vessel/DSV operations.

• Extensive knowledge in offshore installations, including heavy lifts, pipeline/cable installation, riser stalk-on, load-out, and transportation.

• Worldwide experience with offshore installation contractors.

• Proficient in HAZOP, HAZID, and risk assessment processes. Good knowledge of international codes and standards.