CB&I is seeking a Project Engineer 3 - Contractor for 12 months based in Aberdeen, UK.

Worldwide, energy asset owners choose CB&I Asset Solutions as their asset management partner, confident in our ability to deliver tailored, value driven asset management solutions.

Our commitment is simple but powerful: to deliver value to our customers through safe, effective and efficient operations, maintenance, wells and decommissioning solutions, specialising in late life energy assets.

The role is outside IR35 and we invite Limited Companies to engage.

The scope of services will be reviewed should there be a significant change to client support requirements.

Scope of Services:

Services to be supported during the duration of the contract are detailed below Familiarization with Contract (and project) scope and requirements

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  Development and monitoring of the TDR
• Review and expedite progress
• Support engineering leads to deliver
• Provide interface between management and engineering team
• Support for proposals including narrative, background data sourcing and / or CTR writing

Deliverables:

Services should be provided, within the agreed schedule to produce, or assist with production of, the following deliverables / reports. Where required as part of project specific works, specific clients and durations will be called off as part of the purchase order. Key deliverables to include:

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  Input into and review of:

o Project execution schedule, plan

o Scope of work

o Weekly and monthly report

o Risk and assumptions registers

o TQ and STQ register

o Cost estimate

o Project close-out report

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  Attendance at and input to: -

o Weekly meetings

o Workshops including HAZOP, constructability, etc.

o Interface and other Client meetings

o Internal project and management meetings

Documents will be checked for quality, completeness, and accuracy to ensure they meet both CB&I quality and acceptance criteria and the end client’s requirements. Correction and resubmission of deliverables will be required where this is not the case.

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