Foundation T&I Engineer (all genders) (2.5 year Fixed-Term Contract) NOWOŚĆ

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Foundation T&I Engineer (all genders) (2.5 year Fixed-Term Contract)

Your future tasks:

• Support the planning, engineering, and execution of foundation transport and installation (T&I) activities, ensuring technical soundness, safety, environmental compliance, and alignment with project requirements across offshore wind projects.

• Coordinate interfaces between foundation design, scour protection, fabrication, installation, and noise mitigation systems, ensuring integrated and execution-ready solutions.

• Oversee transportation, marshalling, offshore installation, and noise mitigation installation activities, ensuring compliance with Skyborn HSSQ policies, regulatory requirements, and industry standards.

• Review and coordinate technical documentation including method statements (RAMS/MS), lifting plans, seafastening designs, noise mitigation installation procedures, drawings, and as-built documentation, ensuring compliance with Employer Requirements.

• Coordinate installation readiness activities, including risk assessments, vessel and equipment mobilisation, FATs, mock-ups, certifier and MWS interfaces, and construction certification support.

• Support offshore execution and close-out by managing technical clarifications, change processes, daily progress coordination, contractor interfaces, dispute support, and handover to O&M.

Your profile:

• Degree in Offshore, Mechanical, Marine Engineering, or a related discipline, with 3–6 years of experience in transport and installation (T&I) engineering within offshore wind, marine construction, or oil & gas projects.

• Practical experience with offshore wind foundation types (e.g. monopiles, jackets) and their transport, installation, and associated noise mitigation requirements.

• Strong knowledge of offshore lifting operations, marine logistics, vessel capabilities, and installation equipment, including support of noise mitigation systems during offshore works.

• Experience reviewing and developing installation procedures, method statements, lifting plans, and noise mitigation documentation in line with project and regulatory requirements.

• Solid understanding of applicable industry standards (e.g. DNV, ISO) and Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS) processes, with exposure to certification and compliance activities.

• Effective communicator in multi-stakeholder and offshore environments, fluent in English, willing to travel and work offshore during critical installation and noise mitigation activities.