Engineering Data Coordinator
Job Description
Job Overview:
The Engineering Data Coordinator is responsible for managing and governing engineering data across multiple engineering disciplines and systems, ensuring compliance with Client's specifications, standards and project execution philosophies. The role requires a strong engineering background combined with expertise in engineering data management, digital workflows and cross-functional coordination.
Responsibilities
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Engineering Data Governance
Analyse and develop project-specific data management requirements and workflows, including:
Project Class Libraries
Tagging Procedures and Standards
Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) philosophy and hierarchy
Engineering database delivery requirements and frequencies
Client-specific data management specifications
Establish and maintain engineering data governance processes to ensure consistency, integrity and compliance throughout the project lifecycle
Data Quality Management
Ensure the quality, accuracy and completeness of engineering data across all project systems and disciplines
Validate:
Correctness of tags
Completeness of mandatory properties and attributes
Consistency and alignment of identifiers across 2D, 3D and other engineering data sources
Monitor and resolve data discrepancies, conflicts and inconsistencies
Evaluate and implement data validation rules and controls within key engineering tools to minimize manual errors and prevent non-compliant tagging practices
Data Deliverables Management
Coordinate the preparation and maintenance of engineering data deliverables, including:
Vendor data templates
Asset Registers
Life Cycle Information (LCI) deliverables
Engineering master data registers
Client-specific data packages
Manage the delivery of engineering databases and related documentation to the Client in accordance with approved Data Handover Plans and project requirements
Issue Resolution and Stakeholder Management
Identify, track, and expedite the resolution of data-related issues, including:
Data quality concerns
Process gaps
Classification and tagging conflicts
Cross-discipline data integration issues
Provide regular status updates and reporting to project management and Client representatives
Act as the primary focal point for engineering data-related discussions and coordination activities
Collaboration with IT and Digital Team
Work closely with project IT and engineering systems teams to implement required data management solutions, enhancements and corrective action.
Support continuous improvement of engineering data processes, standards and digital execution strategies
Key Competencies
Engineering Data Management
Data Governance and Quality Assurance
Cross-Discipline and Cross-Function Coordination
Client and Stakeholder Engagement
Digital Engineering Systems
Information/Data Management and Handover
Continuous Improvement and Process Optimization
Review of Invitation to Bid (ITB) from Clients for the Information Management requirements and assessment of the risks & opportunities for the project
Prepare the Information Management Execution Plan for the project
Prepare IM estimates and control spending within the allocated budgets
Prepare, review, and issue IM Documents
Detect and manage project scope changes
Coordinate the project-specific infrastructure setup for construction sites, client resident teams, and joint venture partners in cooperation with Project IT
Specify and coordinate the processes and tools for data collection, validation consolidation, and handover to the Client
Single point of contact to project management and the Client for Information Management
Translate project-specific information requirements into efficient system configurations and related user instructions
Prepare functional specifications and manage the development and implementation of project-specific applications and/or interfaces
Capture lessons learned, and best practices and ensure their embedding in the organization
Initiate and conduct Information Management (IM) audits and peer reviews
Train and coach personnel for and on assignments
Provide input to audits and peer reviews and undertake other project audits as required
Qualifications
Essential Qualifications and Education:
Degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline.
Experience working with major engineering design and information/data management systems
Strong understanding of engineering data management, tagging methodologies, AWP principles and project information requirements
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering data and client data handover activities
Excellent analytical, communication, stakeholder management and problem-solving skills
#DICE
About Us
Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we've forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing platforms hundreds of miles from shore, using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure, and reshaping the onshore landscape to deliver the energy products the world needs safely and sustainably.
For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries.
Job Overview:
The Engineering Data Coordinator is responsible for managing and governing engineering data across multiple engineering disciplines and systems, ensuring compliance with Client's specifications, standards and project execution philosophies. The role requires a strong engineering background combined with expertise in engineering data management, digital workflows and cross-functional coordination.
Responsibilities
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Engineering Data Governance
Analyse and develop project-specific data management requirements and workflows, including:
Project Class Libraries
Tagging Procedures and Standards
Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) philosophy and hierarchy
Engineering database delivery requirements and frequencies
Client-specific data management specifications
Establish and maintain engineering data governance processes to ensure consistency, integrity and compliance throughout the project lifecycle
Data Quality Management
Ensure the quality, accuracy and completeness of engineering data across all project systems and disciplines
Validate:
Correctness of tags
Completeness of mandatory properties and attributes
Consistency and alignment of identifiers across 2D, 3D and other engineering data sources
Monitor and resolve data discrepancies, conflicts and inconsistencies
Evaluate and implement data validation rules and controls within key engineering tools to minimize manual errors and prevent non-compliant tagging practices
Data Deliverables Management
Coordinate the preparation and maintenance of engineering data deliverables, including:
Vendor data templates
Asset Registers
Life Cycle Information (LCI) deliverables
Engineering master data registers
Client-specific data packages
Manage the delivery of engineering databases and related documentation to the Client in accordance with approved Data Handover Plans and project requirements
Issue Resolution and Stakeholder Management
Identify, track, and expedite the resolution of data-related issues, including:
Data quality concerns
Process gaps
Classification and tagging conflicts
Cross-discipline data integration issues
Provide regular status updates and reporting to project management and Client representatives
Act as the primary focal point for engineering data-related discussions and coordination activities
Collaboration with IT and Digital Team
Work closely with project IT and engineering systems teams to implement required data management solutions, enhancements and corrective action.
Support continuous improvement of engineering data processes, standards and digital execution strategies
Key Competencies
Engineering Data Management
Data Governance and Quality Assurance
Cross-Discipline and Cross-Function Coordination
Client and Stakeholder Engagement
Digital Engineering Systems
Information/Data Management and Handover
Continuous Improvement and Process Optimization
Review of Invitation to Bid (ITB) from Clients for the Information Management requirements and assessment of the risks & opportunities for the project
Prepare the Information Management Execution Plan for the project
Prepare IM estimates and control spending within the allocated budgets
Prepare, review, and issue IM Documents
Detect and manage project scope changes
Coordinate the project-specific infrastructure setup for construction sites, client resident teams, and joint venture partners in cooperation with Project IT
Specify and coordinate the processes and tools for data collection, validation consolidation, and handover to the Client
Single point of contact to project management and the Client for Information Management
Translate project-specific information requirements into efficient system configurations and related user instructions
Prepare functional specifications and manage the development and implementation of project-specific applications and/or interfaces
Capture lessons learned, and best practices and ensure their embedding in the organization
Initiate and conduct Information Management (IM) audits and peer reviews
Train and coach personnel for and on assignments
Provide input to audits and peer reviews and undertake other project audits as required
Qualifications
Essential Qualifications and Education:
Degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline.
Experience working with major engineering design and information/data management systems
Strong understanding of engineering data management, tagging methodologies, AWP principles and project information requirements
Experience coordinating multidisciplinary engineering data and client data handover activities
Excellent analytical, communication, stakeholder management and problem-solving skills
#DICE
About Us
Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we've forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing platforms hundreds of miles from shore, using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure, and reshaping the onshore landscape to deliver the energy products the world needs safely and sustainably.
For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries.