Jobid=da33cdc59371 (0.0202)
ppbUnit Head Heavy Lift Engineering /b /p pThe Heavy Lift Engineering department is responsible for the concept, basic, and detailed engineering for the installation and removal of topsides and jacket structures up to 60,000 tonnes for both oil gas and renewable projects. The department ensures safe and efficient project execution by performing structural design, feasibility studies, material take-offs, procedure development, and offshore engineering support. /p pThe department consists of a multidisciplinary team of Heavy Lift Engineers, Structural Engineers and Project Engineers working together in agile teams. /p h3Your role /h3 pAs a Unit Head – Structural Engineering you will lead a team of nine to twelve Structural Engineers of all levels: Junior, Medior and Senior; specialists as well as principals. Your responsibilities will include (but are not limited to): /p pbLeadership Staff Management /b /p ul liAct as a coach and mentor for the Jackets Structural Engineering team. /li liConduct performance appraisals, provide feedback, and drive career development of your team members. /li liDefine required staffing levels and skill sets, support recruitment, and manage subcontractor involvement. /li liTake end responsibility for the quality of your team’s work. /li /ul pbTechnical Quality Assurance /b /p ul liProvide your team with the necessary support and guidance to develop high-quality engineering output. /li liReview and approve methodologies, procedures, and tools used within the unit. /li liFacilitate development of departmental standards, guidelines, and training. /li liStimulate collaboration within the unit and across departments. /li /ul pbStrategic Operational /b /p ul liContribute to the department’s strategy and long-term vision. /li liIdentify opportunities for efficiency and improvement at unit and department level. /li liManage budgets, planning, and resources for unit activities. /li /ul h3What we expect from you /h3 pIn order to qualify for the position of Unit Head – Structural Engineering, you must largely recognize yourself in the following profile: /p ul liBSc or MSc in Mechanical, Civil, or equivalent Engineering discipline, preferably with a specialization in Marine/Offshore. /li liTypically 10+ years of relevant engineering experience in the Offshore Construction industry, preferably including heavy lift and/or structural engineering. /li liProven leadership skills and experience with focus on: coaching, group leadership, delegation, planning organizing. /li liTechnical competence in structural analysis and design of jackets, topsides, and lifting equipment. /li liExcellent communication, diplomacy, and problem-solving skills. /li /ul h3What we offer /h3 pAllseas is a world-class offshore construction company, developing top-notch technologies and doing things that have never been done before, like building the world’s largest heavy-lifting vessel and performing the heaviest single lift of all times (by far)! /p pApart from that, you can count on the following: /p ul liA key role in some of the world’s ambitious heavy lift projects which no other company could even begin to tackle. /li liA passionate, team-oriented work environment with an informal atmosphere and extremely helpful colleagues. /li liPossibilities for personal and professional growth, including study budgets, trainings and coaching. /li liA competitive salary based on your level of experience, collective health insurance, and bone of the best pension plans in the market /b. /li liSupport in achieving a healthy work-life balance by offering 30 holidays annually and very flexible working hours: you can start between 07.00h – 10.00h and stop accordingly. /li liAllseas has earned the “World-Class Workplace” label, which is based entirely on feedback from our employees. /li /ul h3Stories from colleagues /h3 pIt’s about more than numbers and schedules—it’s about making the best solution happen with the capabilities we’ve built in-house. bMaarten Groen /b, Proposals Engineer /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr
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