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Packing & Logistics Engineer (Reels)

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Job Purpose
We are currently looking for a Packing and Logistics Engineer (Reels) to join the team in Newcastle.
The Packing and Logistics Engineer position is responsible for the long-term planning of the heavy logistics required when moving, terminating, and packing reels. The role will bridge the reel packing and logical teams focusing on developing departmental improvements. Candidates will support the management of workload throughout the reel management team ensuring the demands of the business are met.
Job Description
- Support the Reel Management Team with the preparation of SOS Scope of Works to communicate the factory requirements.
- Long-term planning and delivery of heavy logistics planning / activities such as:
- Reel Drive Systems
- Under Rollers
- Gantry Cranes
- SPMT’s
- Documenting, recording, and maintaining SOP’s, HAZID’s, Work Standards, Design Rules, and Templates.
- Updating existing machine capabilities / calculations associated with Packing and Logistics.
- Using lean manufacturing techniques to identify improvements, lead, or support improvement projects (standardisation, simplification, and industrialisation).
- Contribute to risk reviews throughout the Proposal through to installation phase and take ownership in closing and managing reel management specific risks.
- Support and/or lead KOM, MOC, DMAIC, DCRR, and other risk or design change-based processes throughout the project lifecycle.
- Manage contractors throughout the Packing and Logistics activities.
- Making Problems Visible using the Obeya boards and working as a team to resolve using data-driven Structured Problem Solving / Rapid Problem Solving.
- Support the development & maintenance of the Packing & Logistics Manufacturing Readiness Levels.
- Understand deadlines and report progress on readiness for manufacturing to process lead Engineer.
- Promote knowledge share across the department.
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Mandatory:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in an Engineering or Science discipline – preferably Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Logistical Engineering, or Subsea Engineering.
- Experience in engineering background.
- Experience of the offshore industry and in the design, engineering, and/or manufacturing of umbilical systems.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office tools such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Desirable:
- Rigging knowledge / training and experience.
- Experience with engineering tools such as MathCAD or equivalent.
- Experience in design tools is not required but beneficial, such as: AutoCAD and Inventor.
- Experience in Finite Element Analysis Tools is not required but beneficial, such as: Ansys, Abaqus, Orcaflex.
- Experience with Heavy Logistics i.e SMPT’s, RDS’s & Gantry Cranes.
- Familiar with industry standards relating to onshore and offshore handling and lifting is beneficial but not essential.
- Experience in subsea engineering and the wider industry is beneficial but not essential.
- Experience delivering against challenging schedules in a project management environment is essential.


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Short Description
My Annual Leave
- 35 days holidays
My Wealth and Protection
- Critical Illness Cover
- Income Protection
- Life Assurance
- Will Writing
- Workplace Isa
- Group Personal Pension Plan - employer contributions up to 10%
My Health and Wellbeing
- Private Medical Insurance
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Dental Insurance
- Health Assessments
- Personal Accident Insurance
My Lifestyle
- Electric Vehicle Scheme
- Cycle2Work
- Employee Tech Scheme
- Give as You Earn
- GymFlex
- Holiday Trading
- Personal Travel Insurance
- Perks at Work
My Workplace
- Subsidised Cafe
- Branded workwear
- Hybrid Working
- Flexible Working Arrangements
- Enhanced Maternity and Parental leave
- Talent/Management and Leadership programmes
- Various in-house training opportunities for your personal development
My Giving
- Volunteering opportunities
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