English speaking vacancies in Holland: VACANCY: Design Package Engineer

Tuesday 6 March 2012

VACANCY: Design Package Engineer

Your tasks and responsibilities:

As a design package engineer you are responsible for managing subsea design packages. You will manage the interfaces between the design subcontractor, the EPIC project team and the client. You make sure all engineering issues and questions raised by clients and other subcontractors are dealt with.
It is your task as design package engineer to pursue timely completion of engineering work for your own design packages in accordance with the main contract requirements. Next to that you compile technical input for procurement and subcontract packages and you communicate that with supply chain and construction project team members. During your work, you have contact with vendors and subcontractors about technical requirements and quality issues.
The department:
The Technology Department within Heerema Marine Contractors performs the complete preparation and engineering for installation and removal projects, give engineering support to projects that will be prepared in one of our other offices all over the world and give engineering support to equipment (new-build/modification) scopes including our vessels.

The job requirements:

You have a Bachelor or Master degree in Civil or Mechanical engineering, Ship building or Offshore technology.
You have at least 5 years’ work experience within offshore engineering/construction companies in relevant positions. Experience with EPIC projects is a pre.
You have in-depth knowledge of subsea design or flowlines and risers design.
You have a drive to make things happen while being aware of quality and safety.
You have good understanding of the drivers in a complex project environment.
You have good communication skills in English, both spoken and written.

What HMC offers you:

We offer an informal work atmosphere in a challenging and international environment.
We offer a good salary and excellent secondary benefits, such as a bonus scheme, a pension scheme, 35 days annual leave and various insurances.
We offer you various opportunities for personal development, supported by the training & development department.
You will work independently in a team with committed colleagues and you will be challenged to make full use of your own potential.

For more information please contact the recruitment department on +31(0)71-579 9095.
Heerema Marine Contractors
Heerema Marine Contractors (HMC) is one of the world’s leading marine construction companies for the oil and gas industry and specializes in the design, transportation, installation and removal of all types of fixed and floating offshore structures in shallow and deep water.
HMCs’ headquarters is based in Leiden, The Netherlands and it has several international (project) offices. The fleet of HMC consists of world’s largest crane vessels the Thialf, Balder and the Hermod, several tugboats and barges.
We do not appreciate acquisition in reference to this advertisement.

Position details:

Ref. No.:	HMC-905
Location:	Leiden, Netherlands
Educationlevel:	HBO / WO

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