Marine Sub Agent: Offshore Construction & ECI Lead

EDF Energy Limited

United Kingdom

On-site

GBP 50,000 - 70,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

EDF Energy Limited seeks a Marine Sub Agent to support the Sizewell C project. You will coordinate ECI activities, develop marine construction methodologies, and review solutions for safety, schedule and cost impacts on a defined section of works.

You will identify risks and opportunities, prepare scopes for subcontract tenders, and collaborate with designers, subcontractors and clients to deliver offshore and port-related construction activities with CDM compliance.

Qualifications

Experience within a marine or preconstruction environment.
Experience working within a contractor or principal contractor organisation on engineering or construction projects.
Good appreciation of programme, cost and risk considerations during project planning and delivery.
Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and interfaces simultaneously.
Effective communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, designers, subcontractors and clients.
Ability to take ownership of assigned tasks and deliver them with limited supervision.
Experience of marine operations, offshore construction, ports, coastal or major infrastructure projects.
Familiarity with the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2015 (CDM).
Experience contributing to subcontractor procurement and tendering activities.
Understanding of marine logistics, vessel operations or offshore construction techniques.
Professional accreditation or working towards chartership with a relevant institution.
Relevant qualifications such as SMSTS, SSSTS, BOSIET, GWO

Responsibilities

Coordinate subcontractor Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) activities for a defined section of the works, ensuring outputs are delivered in line with project requirements.
Develop construction methodologies and undertake constructability reviews for marine construction activities, including: Onshore work hubs and muster ports supporting offshore operations, Marine logistics, vessel navigation and mooring arrangements, Heavy lifting and transportation operations, Large diameter drilling and piling activities, Grouting operations.
Review and assess proposed construction solutions, identifying impacts on safety, programme, cost and risk.
Identify and manage risks and opportunities associated with the section of works.
Develop scopes of work and technical requirements for subcontract tender packages and support procurement activities, including subcontractor evaluations.