Construction Workpack Engineer - Instrument

Our client is looking for a Construction Workpack Engineer – Instrument for a permanent position, located in Aberdeen (Hybrid Working)
ROLE
Key role to ensure the preparation of Construction Workpacks and associated certification for integrity scopes and CCHPs for modification scopes are executed in alignment with engineering procedures and core values. You will be accountable for liaising with discipline engineers and designers to obtain the relevant design deliverables to compile the workpacks to a high standard ensuring technical quality is maintained within the manhour budget and delivery schedule. You shall report directly to the Lead Engineer or Lead Designer, based on scope categorisation, however your daily tasks may be under the supervision principal engineers and designers. This role is critical to our success as we evolve into one of the leading EPC contractors in the market
RESPONSIBILITIES
People, Process and Systems
In line with our internal processes and “how to guides” you will:
Act in accordance with the Group Core Values.
Work in accordance with regulatory and HSE & quality requirements.
Maintain required technical quality of work, ensuring adherence to E&C engineering procedures
Maintain effective communication with project management and inter discipline teams.
Undertake agreed training and development in order to provide a framework of knowledge and skills required to perform effectively in the team/department/business unit demonstrating ongoing competency required in role.
Participate in annual and regular performance appraisal with relevant supervisor and/or manager, identifying and agreeing objectives and targets in relation to personal development.
Workpack Engineer (day to day focus of team)
Preparation of Construction Workpacks and associated certification within budget and schedule.
Interface with construction and engineering disciplines to obtain design deliverables
Ensure that assigned work is completed within budget and schedule
Maintain project plan and provide progress updates for assigned scopes
Maintain project scope/schedule change(s) in accordance with project change control process (as required in conjunction with Lead or Principal Engineer/Designer
REQUIREMENTS
Previous experience in the Oil & Gas industry with experience / familiarity of GOC / Certification, QA / QC, Instrument standards, Planning and Scheduling, Construction and Fabrication activities.
Prior exposure to direction and organisation of discipline teams within repair order, minor modification and project environments
Prior exposure to commercial, contractual, and administrative aspects of Engineering.
Prior exposure to aspects of multi-discipline design activities and deliverables
Competent in quality control and engineering procedures
Excellent attention to detail, diligence, and self-discipline
Delivery focused and committed to achievement of project/company goals
Excellent communication skills
Highly motivated and self-reliant with excellent teamworking skills
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