Baseline Inspection Engineer

HSEQ responsibilities:

• Responsible for safe delivery of inspection baseline activity at construction yard and offshore.
• Ensure compliance with Incident Free Culture, Health and Safety and Environment Policy.
• Support and enforce the Project HSEQ Management System (Charters, Objectives, Directives, Plans, Procedures and Specifications etc.).
• Promotes HSEQ awareness of workforce at all levels through proactive attitude – Site Tour Management at Contractor Yard / Premises, HSEQ Meetings ensuring risks are identified, actions assigned and managed within Project Team and Contractors.
• Monitor work activities, especially areas where unsafe acts could occur and ensure that risks have been properly identified and assessed prior to work execution (Job Safety Analysis).
• Ensure that potential failures, weaknesses, and hazards are immediately reported.

  During Basic Engineering Phases

• Attends meetings/reviews as required to ensure inspectability and operability are considered.

  MIEC General Responsibilities:

• Review the Inspection deliverables issued by the MIE Project Contractor.
• Attend weekly and monthly meetings, following progress and taking decisions.
• Participate to the closure of all actions related to Inspection.
• Assist MIE Contractor Work Package Leaders to ensure compliance with project specifications.
• Support the MIEC contractor, by working with EPCIC / Project to make sure they are aware of any overdue documents that will have a financial impact on MIEC Activities.

  MIEC Technical Responsibilities:

• Focus on Inspectability aspects including handling and transfers.
• Review documentation from both EPCIC and Project if required and provide feedback in a timely manner.
• Manage baseline Inspection activities ensuring EPCIC and MIE contractor schedules are aligned and meet project milestones.
• Review and validate the Inspection dossiers prepared by MIEC.
• Review technical drawings as required and provide feedback, using company EDMS (MANASA).
• Participation to FATs and design reviews as required.

  Project responsibilities:

• Willing to spend extended periods on site in remote locations and offshore to oversee baseline activities.
• Provide support as required to commissioning activities.
• Attend FAT/SAT as required by project/company.
• Establish and maintain relationships with offshore and site teams.
• Establish close working relationships with discipline leads to track progress and evaluate the best time for MIEC activities and mobilization.
• All staff must be willing to participate in Crisis Response Training and to assist during Emergency Response Situations if required.
• Ad-hoc activities as required by line manager.