Protection responsible engineer – Oslo

Manage and coordinate all cable protection work included in the project scope of work including interfacing with internal and external equipment owners/coordinators, the Protection responsible engineer reports to the Marine Lead engineer in the project.

Task and areas of responsibility for the Protection Responsible Engineer in a project is given below:

General tasks

• Manage and coordinate marine protection work in the project. This may include cable burial by Nexans own Capjet’s, Subsea Rock installation, mattress installation etc.
• Develop project specific procedures. This may include protection procedures for operations by Nexans own Capjet’s, Subsea Rock installation, mattress installation etc.
• Contribute to information sharing between the project, other projects and the Marine Installation Department (not only Dep 799), both during the engineering and installation phase
• Make sure that the protection work in the project is performed in accordance with Nexans and project requirements
• Be a QHSE role model
• Assist Project Marine Lead Engineer to perform the project according to the Nexans PEM (project execution model)

Project establishment phase

• SOW: Perform contract review and get an overview of the protection SOW, needed equipment and milestones. Clarify responsibilities
• Cost: give input on protection part of installation budget
• Review project MDR, schedule (focus on engineering, procurement and installation), procurement plan etc.

Project phase

• Take ownership of the protection engineering work in the project
• Develop documents/drawings according to MDR
• Ensure that assessments of the protection requirements are performed, evaluated with feasibility and aligned with contract/client requirements
• Take part in DIC, IDC and document reviews.
• Take part in design reviews and HAZOPs.
• Follow up (together with procurement responsible) protection related subcontracts
• Participate in project meetings (internal, Client, subcontractors etc.)
• Interface and share relevant information towards relevant departments (Marine Equipment and Offshore Support, Marine Operations. Cable technical department)

Project operational phase

• In advance, assist in defining resource needed for the operational phase of the project protection SoW
• Ensure that the marine protection operations work is done in accordance to approved procedures and that potential changes are done using Management of Change systems
• Ensure familiarization of key offshore personnel to take part in the protection work
• See role for “Field Engineer” for work which the engineers normally shall assist with during the marine operations.

Project close-out phase

• Marine as built documentation
• Handover lessons learned, together with Marine Lead Engineer, to the Marine Installation Department after project is finished.
• Have the responsibility of the technical solution of the marine protection SOW and be a technical resource during planning and executing the SOW, assist the Marine Lead Engineer to follow up on the schedule, cost and resources for the main SOW.