Project Engineer

Purpose

• Manage and coordinate multidiscipline engineering activities to ensure projects are executed in a safe, efficient, cost effective and timely manner.

• Act as primary technical co-ordination interface with client to ensure that the client's expectations are satisfied.

• Ensure the project conforms to the client's approved Basis of Design and all applicable regulatory and code requirements.

Responsibilities

HSE Management

• Visibly support Worley One-Way Program and maintain HSE focus within the team to ensure OHSE requirements included in design and procurement.

Client Relationships

• Establish, maintain and build healthy client relationships and resolve project issues as required with the client.

• Proactively resolve performance, scope and schedule issues with the Client as they arise.

• Effectively manage assigned budgets within Worley' total scope.

Scope Management

• Ensure compliance with WPMP.

• Ensure compliance with requirements of the contract.

• Apply effective change control process.

Cost Control

• Monitor cost aspects of the project within direct control and forecast final costs, identify trends and take action to avoid cost overruns.

Quality Management

• Contribute to supporting and complying with Worley policies, procedures and guidelines.

Team Management

• Focus the relevant team members on achievement of milestones and other key project objectives.

Communications Management

• Effective communication with the design team and third parties.

• Accurate, timely and effective reporting to the Project Manager.

Risk Management

• Monitor the closure of all identified risks in the risk register and proactively search for other areas in the project which may be a risk in the future.

Design Management

• Set clear objectives to the design team and manages inter-discipline interfaces effectively.

• Ensure the design team aware of, and complies with, client's requirements and applicable regulations and codes.

Procurement/Subcontracts Management

• Assist as required the procurement processes throughout the project to ensure goods meet specification, are delivered on time and are within budget.

Qualifications

Technical and Industry Experience

• Previous technical, practical and leadership experience in the relevant discipline and proven experience in leading a discipline design group.

Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training

Required:

A recognised engineering degree in the relevant discipline or equivalent.