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Production Engineer, Offshore Renewable Energy | Weybridge, Surrey
Fancy putting your engineering skills to work on some of the biggest subsea installation projects in UK and European waters?
We're looking for a Production Engineer to join our Offshore Energy team in Weybridge, Surrey, supporting the delivery of Subsea Rock Installation (SRI) projects across the UK and Europe. You'll work at the sharp end of offshore engineering, from shaping technical proposals at tender stage through to solving real problems on live projects, with regular contact with the vessel team offshore.
What you'll be doing
- Getting stuck into production engineering for tenders, technical documentation, execution planning, and input into the technical proposal
- Working closely with the Tender Manager, Cost Estimator, Project Scheduler and Technical Director to shape winning, deliverable bids
- Supporting execution preparation and live projects with hands-on technical problem-solving
- Digging into the engineering detail: fall-pipe dynamic behaviour, rock particle dispersion, cable protection assessments, seabed morphology and placement accuracy
- Feeding lessons learned from operations straight back into how we tender and estimate, helping the business get sharper every time
- Helping build out the tools, data analytics and monitoring systems that support all of the above
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- Ideally you'll have a Master's degree in Engineering, Offshore Technology, Civil, Marine or similar
- 2+ years in offshore/marine engineering — construction, maritime, energy or infrastructure backgrounds all welcome
- You will live within easy daily commutable distance of Weybridge, Surrey
- Comfortable working in international, multi-nationality teams
- BOSIET certified, or willing to get certified
- A problem-solver who communicates well, stays sharp under pressure, and is genuinely up for spending time offshore on the SRI asset
If you want your engineering to have a direct, visible impact, from the tender room to the seabed, we'd love to hear from you.
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