Transport & Installation (T&I) And Naval Engineer
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - GENESIS in Genova
Transport & Installation (T&I;) and Naval Engineer
Salary: €57,101.6 - 71,377 yearly
Azienda: Genesis
Tipo Lavoro: Tempo pieno
Italy
Descrizione Lavoro - Transport & Installation (T&I;) and Naval Engineer
You will work inside the Modularization Assessment, Modules Transportation and Weight Control Section that is in charge of the management of Proposals, Basic Engineering Design up to Detail Engineering Design of Modularized Onshore Projects
Key interaction of Transport & Installation and Naval Engineer is internally with Project teams, Procurement, Construction and others engineering disciplines; externally with Clients, Yard fabricators Transport Contractors and Marine Warranty Surveyor.
The Transport & Installation and Naval Engineer shall define and manage all the phases of the Land (by SPMT) and Sea Transportation (by Vessel / Barge) activities, including but not exclusive of aspects related to Marine and Load-out activities in close coordination with Project Lead and functional entities.
The role and your responsibilities may include but are not limited to:
- Management of discipline team assigned to the Project
- Reporting to Section Head/Project management.
- Establishing team organization and managing mobilization plan in accordance with budget and Workfront in coordination with the Section Head
- Management and control of discipline schedule and progress
- Management of the team to ensure that all members are aware of assigned work and comply with DQHSEP, objectives, and TEN work process.
- Supervises internal/external subcontracted engineering activities as per project execution and surveillance plan.
- Coordination with other project stakeholders (internal and external)
- performing activities and issuing deliverables in accordance with project schedule, quality, contractual requirements, and execution plan
- Preparation, checking or/and approval of discipline deliverables.
- Consolidating and ensuring awareness of input and output data for discipline