The Engineering Project Engineer provides support to the Engineering Project Manager (EPM) in managing engineering work including engineering deliverables, man‑hour and schedule control. The role works across all engineering disciplines to ensure work performed on the project meets SBM quality, systems and safety requirements.
Responsibilities
- Provide support to the EPM to define and develop discipline scope by understanding and evaluating project requirements.
- Ensure the project team is fully aware of project requirements and specifications and delivers a design that meets project needs, corporate standards, and industry regulations.
- Collaborate with EPM and Discipline Leads in preparing the engineering schedule and manpower planning, ensuring work is completed in accordance with the overall project milestones.
- Achieve effective interface management:
- Ensure Discipline Leads give full consideration to construction and installation aspects of their designs, as well as cost and schedule implications of their work.
- Assist EPM in resolving discipline issues between the relevant Discipline Leads and stakeholders in Construction, Procurement and Project Controls.
- Establish and maintain close working relationships with EPM, Project Management Team, Operations, Procurement, Construction, and Clients.
- Understand and monitor all interfaces with Class Society/other regulatory bodies and Clients to ensure requirements are properly addressed and relevant documents are reviewed timely.
- Assist EPM in preparing project close‑out, including as‑built documentation and engineering close‑out reports.
- Provide assistance to EPM to ensure engineering deliverables achieve required quality and safety:
- Ensure work is performed in accordance with project requirements and specifications.
- Organize regular inter‑discipline review meetings, interface checks.
- Ensure design reviews include appropriate attendees and manage the action register to monitor the close‑out of identified action items.
- Identify dependencies and obtain alignment with project stakeholders to ensure safety and quality are not sacrificed in the effort to meet the project schedule.
- Manage change (MOC) with minimum impact on the overall project:
- Track and coordinate changes with Discipline Leads ensuring team members follow the management of change process; ensure recorded changes are followed through.
- Proactively identify and monitor areas likely to change to reduce surprise, added costs and delays to the project.
- Act as MOC coordinator/Engineer:
- Ensure all changes are reported timely, coordinated with all disciplines for inputs and alignment with PMT for approval (schedule and budget).
- Timely implementation of MOCs and aligning with project control on schedule.
- MOC communication management with all key stakeholders (PMT, Engineering disciplines, Construction & Procurement).
- Act as vendor data management/Hold coordinator/manager:
- Vendor data tracker management.
- Ensure the latest approved/agreed vendor data is available to project team (engineers and designers).
- Ensure verification of the data before isometrics/design documents are released.
- Hold management of engineering deliverables by reporting status of vendor data availability and working closely with engineering and supply chain.
Requirements
- BE/BTech or ME/MTech in any engineering with 8 years of experience.
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