Structural Engineer

Role/responsibility

Change Survey: Develop and implement strategies, programs and detailed plans to monitor and survey changes to structural condition, weight, layout, geometry, etc. that may influence the integrity of major structures (jacket, topsides, bridges, helidecks, flares, crane pedestals, modules) and inventory structures (access ways, bolts, clamps, conductors, caissons, equipment supports, etc.). Secure execution of the programs and register the findings.

Change Assessment: Assess changes from above process and mitigate as required. This includes required update of as-is assurance analysis portfolio (fatigue, RBI, storm, EXWW, boat impact, earthquake, fire, blast, redundancy and emergency response analyses) of topsides, jackets and inventory structures.

Information Integrity: Maintain and manage relevant as-planned, as-surveyed, as-is, etc. information in Company databases (e.g. SAP, SIMS, SharePoint, s-drive etc.).

Ensure Integrity: As-is integrity monitoring, reporting and communication.

• Development and maintenance of Company procedures and technical requirements (TCDs) within the structural discipline.
• Responsible for budget input for maintenance and modifications for structural activities.
• Liaise with the industry to improve understanding and knowhow within the structural discipline.
• Project “champion” in Modification Projects Appraise phase, and provide support for Select, Optimize and Define phases.
• Provide support to drilling, plug & abandonment, decommissioning, cessation and other parties as required.

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