Key Skills

Job Description

Offshore wind is growing fast. The Netherlands is at the forefront of this transition, with ambitious targets for offshore wind capacity in the coming decade. Large-scale wind farms and next‑generation offshore grid systems require increasingly complex transport and installation solutions. Within Allseas, the Heavy Lift Engineering department plays a key role in this development. Using our unique heavy lift capabilities - including the world‑leading vessel Pioneering Spirit - we install large offshore structures such as jackets, foundations and converter platforms for offshore wind projects, weighing up to 60.000 tons. Something no other company can do! To support the growing portfolio of offshore wind installation projects, we are always open to connect with Junior Heavy Lift Engineers with a strong interest in installation engineering and the energy transition. Your role Playing an active role in the energy transition, you will be part of a multidisciplinary Agile team comprising creative Structural Engineers, Heavy Lift Engineers, Naval Architects and Draftsmen. The team drives concept development and basic and detailed engineering phases for the installation of topsides and jacket structures up to 60,000 tonnes. From design and engineering, fabrication of innovative lifting tools and supports, preparation of procedures and manuals through to on-site support during yard and offshore execution, you will be involved in the entire engineering process. You analyse and prepare project specifications for offshore transportation and installation operations, yard preparations, load-out and barge transfer and tow operations; Prepare design calculations and design reports for all (structural) heavy lift design work within scope, budget and schedule; Develop procedures and prepare manuals for load-out, transfer, mooring, tow, installation and transportation operations; Interface with various disciplines (project team, vessel crew, clients, subcontractors, certification authorities, marine warranty surveyor) to define efficient and cost-effective solutions and provide ongoing engineering support; Come up with new solutions how Allseas can contribute to the energy transition in offshore wind; Stay up to date with the development of specialised equipment for installation operations; Perform FEED and feasibility studies to identify best solutions for single-lift installation or removal of large (> 5000 tonne) topsides and jackets; Prepare method and execution statements for commercial bids for new projects; Design lifting gear, such as spreader bars, rigging and pad eyes, internal/external lifting tools; Perform platform inspections at fabrication yards to confirm platform condition and feasibility of proposed installation methodology; Prepare factory acceptance and commissioning tests for project equipment. What we expect from you BSc / MSc degree in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or equivalent; 0 - 3 years of relevant experience Highly organized with a hands-on, no-nonsense mentality and ability to work on own initiative; Experience with structural engineering software (FEMAP, GeniE) is preferred but not a prerequisite; Fluent English; Desire to develop your career and take on increasing responsibilities; Willing to travel and work offshore; Affinity with the offshore and/or marine environment is preferable. What we Offer Working at Allseas allows you the chance to work in a dynamic, fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment, with creative thinking, collaboration and down-to-earth culture at its core. You can expect Competitive industry benchmarked salary and excellent pension; Performance based salary raises and bonuses; 30 holidays days per year, flexible working hours; Extensive training and development programme, study budgets and coaching; A company-sponsored fitness scheme; Internal clubs, committees, parties and (sportive) events.

Core Responsibilities

Contribute to concept development and basic and detailed engineering for the transport and installation of large offshore structures, including preparing calculations, reports, procedures, manuals, and lifting equipment designs. Coordinate with project stakeholders, support fabrication-yard and offshore execution, and conduct feasibility studies, inspections, and equipment testing.

Requirements

Applicants should have a BSc or MSc in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or an equivalent field, and 0–3 years of relevant experience. They should be fluent in English, organized and self-directed, willing to travel and work offshore, and interested in developing their career; experience with FEMAP or GeniE and affinity with offshore or marine environments are preferred.

Benefits

• Competitive Salary
• Excellent Pension
• Performance-Based Salary Raises
• Performance-Based Bonuses
• 30 Days Of Holiday
• Flexible Working Hours
• Training And Development Programme
• Study Budgets
• Coaching
• Company-Sponsored Fitness Scheme
• Internal Clubs And Committees
• Company Parties And Events
• Sports Events