Job summary
This role involves leading the planning and execution of offshore installation projects for wave energy farms. The engineer develops operational methods and procedures for marine campaigns, including loadout, transport, and installation of anchors, cables, and wave energy converters. The position requires close attention to safety, equipment selection, and supplier coordination to support the deployment and maintenance of renewable ocean energy infrastructure.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Oslo
- Work setup
- On-site
Responsibilities
You will prepare and improve marine operation procedures related to piling, cable laying, hub installation, and wave energy converter handling. Responsibilities include managing QHSE and risk assessments, chartering and procuring marine assets, selecting and contracting marine operators, and innovating methods to enhance safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. You will also maintain operational processes and conduct training to ensure compliance with internal and external standards, leading development of future marine tooling and techniques.
Qualifications
Candidates should have 2-5 years of experience in offshore installation method development and execution, with strong technical knowledge of marine operations, vessels, and related equipment. Experience with mooring systems, ROVs, subsea tooling, cable laying equipment, and marine warranty surveys is desirable. Proficiency in creating deck layouts and rigging sketches using 2D CAD software is required; experience with Orcaflex and sea fastening design is a plus. A degree in marine engineering or related discipline is preferred, but practical experience and personal motivation are most valued. Fluency in English is required.