Operational Engineer – Environmental Surveys (EIA)

at  Equinor

JOB DESCRIPTION

We’re 23,000 colleagues in more than 30 countries delivering oil, gas, wind and solar power to 170 million people worldwide. Taking on tough energy challenges is our job. Right now, we’re facing an enormous task: supplying the world with the energy it needs, while lowering emissions.
We’re up for the challenge. Are you?

YOU

Some qualities are essential for Equinor. You identify with our values, open, collaborative, courageous and caring, which guide our decisions and help us succeed and grow. You make safety your priority and contribute to our zero-harm culture. For this position, we are also looking for:

• Master’s Degree within a relevant discipline (marine archaeology, environmental coastal engineering, physics/oceanography, applied geophysics, survey & hydrography, etc.).
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience within one or more of the following:
• Enviromental surveys
• Cultural Heritage surveys
• Geophysical and Geotechnical surveys
• Near Shore Marine Operations
• High focus on SSU, ethics and Equinor values.
• Demonstrable commitment on safety, quality, cost and operational performance.
• Ability to understand the market, the value chain and the project.
• High focus on precision, quality and timely deliveries with the ability to handle responsibility and periodically high workload.
• Multidisciplinary understanding and able to assist more than one project at the time.
• Willingness to go offshore on 1-2 relevant campaigns per year, when workload allows it.
• Fluent English-speaker and ability to communicate well in English both verbally and written. Norwegian language skills or willingness to learn would be beneficial.

• Contribute to shaping the contract strategy for procurement of environmental services and be part of the evaluation team during tender processes.
• Lead preparation of marine operations, ensuring that all activities related to mobilization and demobilization are consistently followed-up, and guarantee adequate experience transfer across projects to achieve continuous improvement.
• Follow-up incidents and reporting during operations together with support functions such as key project personnel, SSU responsible and the operational manager in the marine operations group
• Collaborate closely with the marine operations procurement and cost control teams.
• Ensure that marine operation requirements are understood, implemented and followed-up
• Collaborate with permitting and consenting team responsible to implement scope of work, quality control and deviations/non-conformities.
• Systematically harvest and share experience for continuous improvement