As Structural Engineer, you will be the technical support for structural integrity across the operated portfolio, ensuring that facilities continue to perform safely throughout their lifecycle.  Working closely with operations, maintenance, projects and integrity teams, you will lead the development and implementation of structural integrity strategies, inspection programmes and risk-based plans that support both regulatory compliance and long-term asset performance.

You will provide leadership on complex structural challenges, from defect assessment and repair strategies through to weight control management, structural modelling and life-of-field considerations. The ability to communicate technical issues clearly and effectively will be essential, ensuring stakeholders at all levels understand risks, priorities and recommended actions.

Through clear communication, you will help foster a consistent approach to structural integrity management across the company’s assets.  You will have the opportunity to influence best practice, contribute to strategic decision-making and shape the future management of the company’s structural integrity programmes. 

The Structural Engineer will have the following main duties and responsibilities:

• Act as the focal point for structural integrity across operated assets.
• Lead the development and continual improvement of structural integrity strategies and programmes.
• Identify, assess and communicate structural risks to support effective business decision-making.
• Guide multidisciplinary teams on structural compliance, defect management and life-extension activities.
• Influence stakeholders across operations, maintenance, projects and integrity disciplines.
• Engage confidently with regulators, independent verifiers and external specialists.

Experience & Qualifications:

• A degree qualification in Civil, Structural or Mechanical Engineering (or a similar engineering discipline) is essential.
• Chartered Engineer status (or working towards chartership) would be desirable.
• Previous experience in a similar Structural Integrity Engineer type role, directly within the UK Oil & Gas industry, is essential.
• Significant experience in structural engineering within the UK Oil & Gas industry is essential.
• Strong understanding of asset integrity management, structural degradation mechanisms and risk-based inspection practices is essential.
• Knowledge of relevant UK regulatory requirements, engineering codes and industry standards is essential.
• Applicants should be comfortable in communicating complex technical issues to both technical and non-technical audiences.

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