Survey Engineer (Offshore Wind, Remote)

Job summary

This role involves leading survey engineering efforts for offshore wind construction projects, ensuring compliance with technical specifications and industry standards while contributing to sustainable energy solutions.

Qualifications

• Over 5 years of experience in offshore wind engineering or construction projects.
• Academic degree in Hydrography, Geodesy, Oceanography, Offshore Engineering, or a related field.
• Proven track record in executing offshore construction projects, particularly in the offshore wind sector.
• Strong technical expertise in offshore survey and positioning methodologies.
• Project management skills including planning, budgeting, and scheduling.
• Knowledge of relevant industry standards, regulations, and safety requirements.

Responsibilities

• Manage technical specifications and provide support for survey and positioning across multiple projects.
• Offer technical expertise to stakeholders and stay updated on survey techniques through networking and industry events.
• Develop and review survey and positioning activities for installation processes, addressing challenges with subcontractors.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams in engineering, procurement, and construction for effective project execution.
• Coordinate with survey subcontractors for offshore projects, ensuring equipment delivery and performance meet project objectives.
• Align project-specific survey activities with client requirements through coordination with client survey teams.
• Support quality control and health, safety, and environmental (HSE) activities to maintain high construction standards.
• Participate in key offshore or port activities, facilitating communication among vessel crew, offshore teams, and office staff.
• Develop internal standards and documentation to improve survey and positioning operations.

Skills

• Proactive problem-solving abilities.
• Collaborative leadership skills with a focus on project execution and quality standards.

Education

• Degree in a relevant field such as Hydrography, Geodesy, Oceanography, or Offshore Engineering.

Tools

• Familiarity with hydrographic survey methodologies and relevant industry standards.