Offshore Client Rep – WTG T&I

Role Definition

Start Date: April (for approximately 6 months)Rotation Schedule: 2 weeks offshore, 2 weeks restLocation: Offshore (project based in Noirmoutier)Home Port: Saint-NazaireContract Type: Fixed-term (6 months)Department: Transport & Installation (T&I) – Offshore Wind FarmReports To: Package Manager for Transport & InstallationMain Mission:

The Offshore Client Representative will oversee the offshore transportation and installation (T&I) operations of wind turbines for the Noirmoutier project. Acting as the client’s on-site representative, the Client Rep will ensure that all operations adhere to safety, efficiency, and compliance with contractual and technical specifications.

Key Responsibilities:1. Supervision of Offshore Operations

• Oversee offshore transport and installation activities, ensuring adherence to safety standards and operational protocols.

• Verify that all work carried out by the contractor aligns with agreed specifications, quality standards, and project timeline.

• Conduct on-site inspections and assessments of the installation process, providing real-time feedback and reports.

Deliverables:

• Daily and weekly offshore operation reports.

• Quality inspection reports and compliance checklists.

• On-site records of installation milestones.

2. Coordination and Communication

• Act as the main point of contact between offshore contractor teams and the client’s project management team.

• Facilitate communication between onshore and offshore teams, ensuring alignment on objectives, expectations, and potential challenges.

• Participate in coordination meetings and safety briefings, sharing feedback and lessons learned.

Deliverables:

• Meeting minutes and notes.

• Status updates and communication logs.

• Risk assessment and mitigation action plans.

3. Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Compliance

• Enforce strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental guidelines during offshore operations.

• Report any safety incidents, near-misses, or hazards to the HSE coordinator and take immediate corrective action if required.

• Foster a safety-first culture among all offshore personnel and contractors.

Deliverables:

• Incident and safety reports.

• HSE compliance checklists.

• Safety audits and corrective action plans.

4. Quality Assurance and Documentation

• Ensure that all installation documentation, including lift plans, procedures, and risk assessments, is rigorously followed.

• Conduct verification and approval of offshore installation checklists and reports.

• Review and approve final installation documentation to confirm compliance with contractual requirements.

Deliverables:

• Approved installation procedures and documents.

• Signed and verified quality assurance checklists.

• Completion certificates and acceptance reports.

Required Skills:

• Strong understanding of offshore wind turbine installation procedures.

• Extensive experience in offshore operations, preferably within the wind energy sector.

• Proven ability to manage contractors and ensure compliance with safety and technical standards.

• Excellent communication skills for coordinating with diverse stakeholders.

• Ability to make quick, informed decisions in high-pressure offshore environments.

Profile:

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in offshore operations, specifically in transport and installation.

• Background in marine engineering, offshore construction, or related fields.

• Familiarity with international standards and regulations for offshore wind projects.

• Strong knowledge of HSE practices and protocols for offshore environments.

• Ability to commit to a rotation schedule (2 weeks offshore, 2 weeks rest) with a strong focus on safety and project quality.

Working Conditions:

• Offshore rotation with a defined schedule of 2 weeks on-site, 2 weeks off.

• High availability during the duration of the offshore campaigns.

• Capability to work in challenging weather conditions, maintaining a focus on safety and quality.

• Willingness to travel as required to the project site, with Saint-Nazaire as the home port.