Offshore Structural Engineer

Key Responsibilities

Supervise erection, installation, and alignment of offshore structural components.

Ensure compliance with AFC drawings, engineering specifications, and applicable standards.

Coordinate lifting and heavy structural fabrication activities with construction crews.

Review structural design documents, redlines, and technical queries.

Perform site checks and dimensional verifications during installation.

Provide support for brownfield modification works and tie-ins.

Ensure site work follows QA/QC requirements, welding standards (AWS/ASME), and project procedures.

Conduct inspections with clients and classification authorities where required.

Maintain proper documentation, including ITPs, welding logs, NCRs, and method statements.

Enforce safety protocols and ensure safe execution in congested offshore environments.

Participate in risk assessments, constructability reviews, and lift planning.

Address SIMOPS challenges with multidisciplinary teams.

Interface with marine, piping, mechanical, electrical, and HSE teams.

Coordinate with engineering, procurement, and subcontractors to resolve field issues.

Attend progress meetings, report status, and highlight constraints.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering (mandatory).

Experience: 3-10 years' experience in offshore construction or heavy industrial projects (mandatory).

Familiarity with brownfield work and shutdown activities is an advantage.

Strong knowledge of offshore structural codes.

Expertise in structural fabrication, welding, scaffolding, lifting operations, and habitats installation.

Ability to interpret structural drawings, 3D models, and survey reports.

Competence in field engineering tools and basic structural calculations.

Excellent team coordination and problem-solving abilities.

Offshore survival and safety certifications (BOSIET/HUET) preferred.