Sr. Installation Supervisor

Sr. Installation Supervisor (Offshore Installation)

Qualifications

• B.Sc. or HND in Mechanical or Civil Engineering from a recognized university. Alternatively, a Diploma in Mechanical or Civil Engineering with extensive hands-on experience in offshore floatover of topsides, jackets, topsides, and bridges installation may be considered.

Experience and Skills

• Minimum 12 years of experience supervising offshore floatover installation of topsides and installation of oil & gas production, process, utility, and wellhead platforms, jacket structures, including construction work and material inspection, review and approval of construction method statements, and load-out activities.
• Computer literate with good communication and writing skills.
• Extensive experience in offshore floatover of topsides and heavy lift installation of jackets, topsides, bridges, etc.
• Robust experience in EPIC projects with strong capability to review and approve contractor deliverables.
• Excellent command of English (oral and written).
• Excellent knowledge of industry engineering standards, quality control, safety, and environmental awareness.
• Strong experience in lifting activities assessment, monitoring, and supervision.
• Excellent ability to interpret and review method statements, inspection and test plans, construction schedules, and drawings.
• Ability to identify potential bottlenecks or problems and suggest solutions.
• Ability to supervise a multi-national and multi-cultural contractor workforce.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage and guide the contractor during engineering, review, comment, and approve contractor's construction engineering documents in PDMS.
• Attend engineering workshops such as constructability review, SIMOPS, schedule risk analysis, 3D model reviews, HAZOP, lifting plan reviews, and provide inputs to ensure compliance with requirements.
• Participate in all engineering workshops during detail engineering (EPIC).
• Ensure contractor executes offshore installation in accordance with standards, specifications, and approved drawings.
• Monitor, control, and report contractor's performance, manpower deployment, plant and equipment movements, and construction slippages.
• Act as the construction risk management representative to identify construction risk events, propose mitigation measures, and ensure implementation at site.
• Liaise with senior discipline engineers throughout all project phases for construction-related matters, including inputs during detailed engineering and procurement stages.
• Review contractors' construction plans, schedules, method statements, procedures, including offshore logistics.
• Maintain a daily record of progress, noting special comments, and report anomalies or contractual deviations with recommendations for corrective actions.
• Monitor and control work permits to ensure contractor compliance with conditions.
• Coordinate mobilization and demobilization of contractors, sub-contractors, and vendors to offshore sites following contract award.
• Interact and interface with other contractors, projects, and departments to identify and resolve construction-related matters, especially liaison with production and maintenance departments.
• Support the development of new standards, specifications, guidelines, and enhancement of existing corporate documents.
• Initiate decisions on project issues within the framework of respective contract documents and procedures, in coordination with the project team.
• Take responsibility for all matters outside of normal working hours during construction phases of the project.
• Accountable for efficiently managing site construction activities leading to construction and pre-commissioning in accordance with policies and procedures.
• Anticipate contractor delays, provide inputs for corrective actions, and implement as required.