SPS Subsea Engineering Lead – Offshore EPC/EPFS

Airswift; West of England; Vor Ort; GBP 90.000 - 130.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Airswift is seeking an SPS Engineering Lead to oversee subsea production systems engineering within an offshore development program. The role supports EPS/EPFS execution and coordination of SPS hardware across procurement, fabrication, testing and commissioning.

The position requires robust leadership of SPS engineers and multidisciplinary interfaces, with work primarily in Bristol, UK, during detailed engineering and potential offshore and Caspian involvement as the project progresses.

Qualifikationen

• Engineering degree or higher required.
• Extensive oil and gas project experience in subsea systems preferred.
• Proven leadership of SPS engineering teams and multidisciplinary interfaces.

Aufgaben

• Lead SPS engineering activities across Engineering, Procurement, Fabrication and Start-up phases.
• Primary focal point for Subsea Trees, Wellheads, Running Tools and SPS hardware.
• Provide technical leadership and supervise SPS engineers and specialists.
• Ensure engineering deliverables are reviewed and approved per project schedules.
• Manage contractor performance and ensure contract compliance.
• Lead technical reviews with contractors, suppliers and stakeholders.
• Coordinate support for procurement, fabrication, testing and offshore installation campaigns.
• Oversee technical query resolution, non-conformances and design deviations.

Kenntnisse

Leadership

Subsea Engineering

Project Management

Interface Management

Procurement

Ausbildung

Engineering or MSc in Subsea/Mechanical Engineering

Jobbeschreibung

Airswift is seeking an SPS Engineering Lead to oversee subsea production systems engineering within an offshore development program. The role supports EPS/EPFS execution and coordination of SPS hardware across procurement, fabrication, testing and commissioning.

The position requires robust leadership of SPS engineers and multidisciplinary interfaces, with work primarily in Bristol, UK, during detailed engineering and potential offshore and Caspian involvement as the project progresses.