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Golar Management As is seeking an experienced HVAC Engineer to support design, engineering, integration, commissioning and operation of HVAC systems for offshore energy facilities, including FLNG projects. The role ensures HVAC equipment is fit-for-purpose, compliant, properly integrated and supported by high-quality documentation.
The candidate will collaborate across vendors, engineering disciplines, project management, commissioning, operations and maintenance teams to deliver reliable HVAC
Manage the HVAC package with vendors, conduct technical assessments, review documentation, and support equipment integration for offshore facilities.
We are seeking an experienced HVAC Engineer to support the design, engineering, integration, commissioning, and operation of HVAC systems for offshore energy facilities, including Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) projects.
The role combines technical responsibility for the HVAC package with close cooperation across vendors, engineering disciplines, project management, commissioning, operations, and maintenance teams. The successful candidate will ensure that HVAC equipment and systems are technically fit for purpose, compliant with applicable requirements, properly integrated, and supported by complete, high-quality documentation.
Follow up and manage the HVAC package with equipment vendors and engineering contractors.
Conduct technical assessments of HVAC equipment to ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, project specifications, company standards, classification requirements, and recognised industry best practices.
Review and comment on vendor documentation (calculations, drawings, specifications, philosophies and data sheets) and manage technical deviations, concessions, and proposed changes.
Identify and monitor technical issues, deviations, identify risks, and drive timely resolution with vendors and project stakeholders.
Ensure that required documentation is delivered on time and meets the required technical and quality standards.
Review Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) procedures and attend and support FATs, technical inspections, design reviews, and vendor meetings.
Support equipment integration into the overall HVAC and facility systems.
Support progress, quality control and project documentation
Escalate risks and unresolved issues in a timely and transparent manner and report progress, risks and issues to the Project Manager/Senior HVAC Engineer
Relevant technical education within HVAC or relevant discipline
Relevant professional experience with HVAC equipment and systems in the offshore energy, oil and gas, or marine industry
Experience with HVAC package engineering, vendor follow-up, technical documentation review, and equipment integration.
Good understanding of technical drawings and documentation
Knowledge of relevant offshore and maritime standards
Practical knowledge of offshore HVAC systems and experience supporting operations, troubleshooting, technical modifications, and MOC processes is an advantage
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Ability to convert technical findings into clear recommendations and workable solutions.
Structured, proactive, and diligent approach to engineering work.
Ability to make sound and timely decisions when information is incomplete or time is limited.
Strong coordination and communication skills.
Comfortable working across disciplines and engaging with vendors and contractors.
Practical, safety-conscious, and focused on reliable operational outcomes.
Willingness to travel
At Golar, you will have the opportunity to work on pioneering FLNG projects in a collaborative and international environment. Join our team and help deliver innovative energy solutions that make a global impact.
At Golar LNG we have a proud history of innovation, as ground breakers in both the FSRU and FLNG segments. We champion LNG as a key transition fuel, as a companion fuel to renewables and an enabler for immediate emissions reductions by facilitating a move away from oil and coal.