Projects: Lead Structural Engineer
Job title:
Projects: Lead Structural Engineer
We Offer
In partnership with Qatar Petroleum, Maersk Oil Qatar operates one of the world’s most complex fields, offshore at Al Shaheen. It produces over one-third of Qatar’s oil. Turning marginal and challenging fields into successes has been the cornerstone of Maersk Oil’s growth since it began in 1962. Maersk Oil has now recovered in excess of one billion barrels of oil from the field, which currently produces around 300,000 barrels of oil per day. Success has come from Maersk Oil’s experience, expertise and close relationships. We employ talented professionals who enjoy challenge careers which contribute to the country’s growth.
Working in a multicultural environment where safety, integration and collaboration are key factors for driving success, Maersk Oil can offer a challenging and rewarding environment where an individual can make a significant impact and contribution to the development and growth of the organisation while building a successful career that can lead to exciting opportunities with the A.P Moller-Maersk group.
Maersk Oil Qatar A/S offers a wide range of education and career opportunities for employees possessing necessary skills and competencies.
We offer competitive salary with family status and relocation to Doha if required.
Key Responsibilities
General Description includes complete oversight of structural design and analysis of an assigned scope of work relating to the Field Development Plan, including specific complex deliverables such as and including, foundations, Jacket/ topsides primary, secondary and tertiary steelwork, transportation and installation design, mechanical handling, and material selection. Work includes, among other things; conceptual studies, cost and planning studies, layouts, review of structural analysis and design [including in-place and fatigue cases], mechanical handling, material take-offs, design calculations, specification development and supe
In partnership with Qatar Petroleum, Maersk Oil Qatar operates one of the world’s most complex fields, offshore at Al Shaheen. It produces over one-third of Qatar’s oil. Turning marginal and challenging fields into successes has been the cornerstone of Maersk Oil’s growth since it began in 1962. Maersk Oil has now recovered in excess of one billion barrels of oil from the field, which currently produces around 300,000 barrels of oil per day. Success has come from Maersk Oil’s experience, expertise and close relationships. We employ talented professionals who enjoy challenge careers which contribute to the country’s growth.
Working in a multicultural environment where safety, integration and collaboration are key factors for driving success, Maersk Oil can offer a challenging and rewarding environment where an individual can make a significant impact and contribution to the development and growth of the organisation while building a successful career that can lead to exciting opportunities with the A.P Moller-Maersk group.
Maersk Oil Qatar A/S offers a wide range of education and career opportunities for employees possessing necessary skills and competencies.
We offer competitive salary with family status and relocation to Doha if required.
Key Responsibilities
General Description includes complete oversight of structural design and analysis of an assigned scope of work relating to the Field Development Plan, including specific complex deliverables such as and including, foundations, Jacket/ topsides primary, secondary and tertiary steelwork, transportation and installation design, mechanical handling, and material selection. Work includes, among other things; conceptual studies, cost and planning studies, layouts, review of structural analysis and design [including in-place and fatigue cases], mechanical handling, material take-offs, design calculations, specification development and supe
Sector:
Design
Ship Type:
Offshore
Contract Type:
Permanent
Hours:
Full Time
Application method:
candidate to apply via our website
This Job Expired
Dates:
Published On 04-05-2015