Lead Compliance Engineer

JOB DESCRIPTION

Responsibilities

1.Regulatory and Compliance Leadership:

· Serve as the primary point of contact for all regulatory and compliance matters related to Offshore Wind and Offshore Substation projects

· Develop and maintain a comprehensive understanding of international and local regulations, including environmental, local regulation such as BOEM, safety, and maritime regulations.

· Stay abreast of regulatory requirements, flag requirements, and industry best practices, developing and updating regulatory compliance plans,policies, and procedures.

2. Regulatory Review and Documentation:

· Conduct regulatory reviews of offshore substation designs and documentation to ensure compliance with relevant standards and regulations.

· Prepare and submit regulatory compliance documents, assist and collaborate with developer and/or client to provide input for permit applications, safety cases, and environmental impact assessments where require.

· Review and analyze reports from third-party consultants, providing critical feedback and recommendations.

3. Team Management and Development:

· Lead and mentor a team responsible for regulatory compliance and technical safety, setting objectives, monitoring performance, and providing career development guidance.

· Direct the team's progress in delivering regulatory requirements, plans,and reports, ensuring these are integrated into the design at an early stage.

· Manage the transformation of contractual specifications into cost-effective engineering solutions, following relevant codes, standards, and classification requirements.

4. Project Coordination and Support:

· Collaborate with other engineering disciplines (e.g., E&I, Piping,Mechanical) on problem areas related to regulatory compliance and technical safety.

· Provide regulatory compliance to commercial marketing, bidding, and procurement activities during pre-contract and contract development phases of Offshore wind and substation projects.

· Manage team coordination on design changes, ensuring follow-up on regulatory updates.

5. Interface and Liaison:

· Liaise with regulatory bodies, classification societies, third parties andother relevant authorities to obtain necessary approvals and certifications.

· Manage relationships with external consultants, regulatory specialists, and internal departments to ensure a holistic approach to compliance.

6. Strategy and Program Development:

· Develop and implement compliance strategies and programs to meet regulatory requirements and industry best practices.

· Initiate the development of compliance matrices to maximize team performance, accuracy, and design compliance.

· Contribute to the development of company policies and procedures related to regulatory compliance.

7. Risk Management and Auditing:

· Conduct internal audits to assess compliance with regulatory requirements and company policies specific to offshore wind and substation projects.

· Manage the development and maintenance of a recommendation register, ensuring that feedback from safety studies is integrated into project designs.

8. Reporting and Communication:

· Prepare regular reports on compliance status and regulatory risks for Project Engineering Manager.

· Review team reports for accuracy and liaise with customers, statutory, and classification authorities on design and compliance issues affecting production start-up.

9. Training and Development:

· Develop and deliver training programs to ensure staff awareness of regulatory requirements and compliance procedures.

· Provide career development guidance and routine administrative responsibilities, such as leave and course approvals.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

Requirements

· Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Marine Engineering, Environmental Science, or related field, an advanced degree is preferred.

· Minimum of 5-7 years of experience in regulatory affairs and compliance within the offshore industry.

· In-depth knowledge of international and local regulations applicable to offshore wind engineering and substation design.

· Strong understanding of risk assessment and management principles.

· Experience in preparing and submitting regulatory compliance documents and permit applications.

· Familiarity with technical aspects of offshore wind and Offshore substations, including high voltage systems, grid connection requirements, and marine engineering considerations.

· Proven experience in leading teams, mentoring, and guiding junior engineers.

· Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.

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