Project Engineer

Opdrachtomschrijving Duties: This role willl be both for Zeevonk project and for DK projects. Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) are spearheading the development of ‘Zeevonk’. This innovative project merges a 2 GW offshore wind farm with an extensive floating solar park. A substantial portion of the generated electricity will be transformed into green hydrogen. The distinctive blend of offshore wind, solar energy, and green hydrogen at this scale makes Zeevonk unparalleled globally. Through this initiative, we are making a significant contribution towards achieving a carbon-free Dutch industry and society. The Hesselø offshore wind project is located in the Kattegat Sea between Denmark and Sweden, around 30 km from the coast, with a minimum installed capacity of 800 MW. The North Sea I Mid Offshore Wind Project is located in the North Sea, approximately 20 km off the coast near Hvide Sande, with a minimum capacity of 1,000 MW. Both projects will mark a significant contribution to Denmark’s fossil-free energy production. Grid connection has been reserved for both projects, with the connection point located approximately 50 km inland. The consent will be granted for 30 years, with an option to extend it by a further 10 years. What you will do: Engage with Supplier and Contractors with focus on T&I solutions Provide guidelines to projects how to execute Give T&I input to consenting Proactively seeking solutions for new methodologies and products Prepare and improve SDA assessments Interface with installation vessel suppliers Interface with installation tool suppliers Develop T&I methodology (Performance, SDA, Installation Schedule, Risk) for all packages (WTG, FOU, IAC, EC, OSS) Focus on innovation Provide input to FEPM and all BCs for CAPEX calculation Keeping and develop cost models and keeping them up to data Developing and maintaining T&I BB Skills: Capability of taking technical ownership on behalf of Vattenfall during offshore execution Resilience in work with contractors, vessel teams and technical specialists, including the review of RAMS, installation procedures, vessel and equipment readiness, and lessons learned.