The Cable Installation Manager shall develop installation methodologies for the export, inter-array and interlink cables leveraging experience in offshore cable construction, including cable lay, burial, cable pull-in, termination and testing, remedial and cable protection systems. Provide relevant technical governance, input into schedule and cycle time assumptions, and outline technological constraints and limitations applicable to all stages of cable installation and shall provide further detail to the assumptions in the construction schedule.
 
Responsibilities

• Support the review and implementation of FEED outcomes, support main asset procurement and detail design.
• In due course this role will manage the offshore installation at execution stage.
• Understand the project requirements for managing offshore cable installation and develop management processes/trackers
• Plan the installation activities and execution plan for the cable’s scopes, including technical and commercial assessment of methodologies and equipment
• Plan the installation activities in line with holistic project construction plan
• Draft tendering documentation, technically review responses and negotiate with contractors
• Input into construction strategy, including providing detailed supply chain information, including rates of progress, cycle time, technological constraints specifications and limitations
• Provide technical guidance on weather downtime assessments
• Provide technical guidance on carousel management and logistics; and
• Provide technical guidance on CBRA development and implementation of results.

 
Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Marine, Civil, Structural or Mechanical Engineering, and considerable experience in large marine T&I projects, preferably in offshore wind, but cable scopes in other applications shall be considered (interconnectors or as part of offshore oil and gas infrastructure), with either a developer or marine contractor. Candidates without degree will also be considered with extensive demonstrable experience in Cable Installation activities.
• The successful candidate is expected to have experience in the contribution of contract development and negotiation for offshore scopes, and support tendering documentation preparation, and technically review responses. Familiarity with contracts and terms and mechanisms for T&I contracts, and optionally EPCI contracts. Knowledge of different contract forms is beneficial but not essential.
• Knowledge of health, safety and environmental legislation and best practice associated with construction projects.
• Experience of working within CDM projects, HSE legislation and processes and audits, design risk assessment and method statement production and reviews.
• Knowledge of marine operations, and supply chain associated with cable supply offshore and offshore construction.
• Knowledge of applicable codes and standards;
• Support the timely project construction phase closing including required documentation release and handover to O&M.
• Proactive and co-operative way of working.
• Ability to communicate efficiently and effectively.

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