Lead Engineer Cable Installation

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Location

Germany

Work setting

Offshore

Rotation

Not stated

Industry

Wind energy

Employer

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About the role

Lead Engineer Cable Installation for a major offshore wind project in Germany. Responsibilities include technical accountability for the IAC T&I project scope covering surveys, BAS, CPS, FOU/crossings rock works, trenching, load-out, PLGR, cable laying, pull-in, hang-off, termination, testing and commissioning. Lead, task and quality-assure IAC T&I package engineers; resolve cross-engineer interfaces; cover engineer absence. Own the EMPLOYER-side interface with the Designer, Cable Manufacturer, Marine Warranty Surveyor, TSO, and BSH; chair recurring technical interface meetings and attend HAZID/HAZOP/HIRA. Operate the Technical Query channel and Variation Order substantiation process; raise, route and close out TQs; provide technical substantiation packages for VO decisions. Drive the MDR process, including review and approval cycles, monthly updates, change log management, and document quality across PDMS and M-Files. Own the programme technical interface, including baseline review, monthly progress validation, critical-path verification against milestones, and schedule logic checks against the AWD operating envelope. Requirements: HV/HVAC submarine cable experience covering the full T&I cycle, including surveys, marine operations, pull-in, termination, testing, and commissioning.

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