Senior Hook Up Engineer

Role overview

Planning and engineering responsibilities

• Prepare and review hook-up job cards, prerequisites, installation sequences, and completion activities.
• Develop the discipline work breakdown structure and review construction work packs for project compliance.
• Prepare discipline schedules, sequence hook-up activities, and synchronize plans with other disciplines.
• Participate in pre-engineering, pre-construction, and post-installation surveys.
• Maintain a constructability log and monitor action closeout weekly.
• Review design material take-offs, verify offshore contingency quantities, and check material requisitions against specifications.
• Review hook-up progress registers and ensure they align with job cards and progress methodology.

Materials, coordination, and site duties

• Coordinate material deliveries to yards, ports, offshore sites, and other onshore locations.
• Coordinate with warehouse staff on material receipt and quality inspection clearance.
• Coordinate fabricated material handover and verify material bags and tags against project requirements and job cards.
• Develop detailed hook-up plans and strategies for onshore and offshore projects.
• Coordinate resources and material availability with project management and procurement teams.
• Coordinate with commissioning teams on system priorities and vendor activities.
• Travel to offshore sites and onshore yards to resolve discipline interfaces.
• Participate in Toolbox Talks and ensure Permit-to-Work requirements and company QHSES policies are followed.

Safety and team support

• Conduct risk assessments and implement mitigation measures for safe hook-up operations.
• Monitor and report daily progress to the planner.
• Provide technical guidance to junior engineers on timelines and quality standards.
• Ensure compliance with project requirements, industry codes and standards, and environmental and sustainability considerations.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, preferably Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical, or equivalent industry experience.
• 10+ years of experience in related offshore engineering fields.
• Strong knowledge of hook-up best practices, API and ISO standards, and applicable regulations.
• Proficiency with project management tools and software for planning, scheduling, and tracking hook-up and commissioning activities.
• Strong communication and leadership skills; able to resolve technical challenges and drive continuous improvement.
• Able to analyze technical documents, drawings, and specifications, identify discrepancies, and propose corrective actions.
• Strong safety and quality focus; able to make decisions under pressure, prioritize work, and allocate resources.
• The source begins a requirement for professional certifications such as PMI but is truncated before completing it.

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