Interface Engineer Offshore

About Shell

Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies with an extensive portfolio of projects and operations.

Job Summary

The Interface Engineer will support the project engineering interfaces through the Select, Define and Execute phases of the various Brownfield and Life Extension projects in the Upstream Asset portfolio.

Key Responsibilities

• Support development of Brownfield and Life Extension projects from initiation to completion.
• Demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft tools, permitting, management of change (MoC) and data management tools.
• Initiate, review, risk assess, execute, implement, maintain and close out all project MoC’s following the Shell Management of Change process.
• Motivate and/or constructively challenge EPC and associated 3rd party contracts.
• Oversee project governance, resource management, cost and risk mitigation.
• Utilize agile, simplification and STTL approved methodologies.
• Work closely with the portfolio team to create and maintain action logs aligned to delivering exceptional business value.
• Coordinate with global vendors and internal teams for technology deployment and timely deliverables.
• Facilitate and/or actively participate in daily/weekly meetings to ensure progress is on track.
• Migrate legacy systems to modern ways of working, achieving cost savings.
• Standardize ways of working across the portfolio.
• Handle large datasets and ensure timely deliverables and/or closure of actions.
• Rigorously manage scope through a structured change management process.
• Facilitate and coach commissioning and start-up activities.
• Coach a work execution team to be safe and productive.
• Review construction work packs.
• Review material listing and reach out to respective disciplines for all project scopes.
• Support and guide the logistics planning for equipment and personnel.
• Implement appropriate maintenance, engineering and/or construction techniques and drive efficiency to improve delivery.
• Provide frontline tactical response to urgent and emergent unplanned discovery scopes.