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- Chairing of regular engineering meetings to drive design and support collaboration between engineering disciplines.
- Chairing of regular engineering risk meetings to identify and manage engineering and quality risks and opportunities.
- Drive design maturity and delivery of scope to required quality and programme, including input to programme.
- Ensure compliance with relevant specifications and policies; where compliance is not possible, support resolution of the issue through the Deviation from Specification process.
- Management of design changes in line with the change control process and preparation of relevant forms and documentation, as required.
- Coordinate disciplines to complete various engineering deliverables at relevant gates.
- Coordinate information gathering for Works Information (WI) packages.
- Manage the Technical Query (TQ) register for engineering during delivery.
- Coordinate and see that all contractor deliverables are reviewed and signed off.
- Leading and coordinating tasks and deliverables required at each Gate, as per SSENT Large Capital Projects Governance, including booking and leading:
- Site visits.
- Senior Reviews.
- Operational Engagement.
- HAZID / HAZOP / HAZCON.
- Design Authority Review and Technical Authority Review (as required).
- Preparation of key gate documentation, including the Design Management Plan, Design Risk Management Index (DRMI), and Design Authority Report.
- Escalation to Senior Engineers and Engineering Managers for engineering decisions and risks.
- Support Project Assurance Reviews (PAR) by submitting key documentation and responding to feedback.
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