7 Offshore Senior Project Engineer roles in Bristol

What you'll be doing

Key scope includes:

· Flooding of the intake and outfall tunnels from offshore
· Removal of temporary bulkheads from offshore shafts
· Installation of permanent locking caps

Delivering these works requires significant engineering, planning and stakeholder
coordination. Activities range from offshore and onshore enabling works, testing and
commissioning specialist temporary works equipment through to executing the main offshore campaign in the challenging environment of the Bristol Channel, home to the world's second-highest tidal range. Success depends on effective collaboration across multiple teams to manage marine constraints, integrate commissioning requirements and ensure assets are ready for operation.

The flooding campaign represents a key milestone in transferring the intake and outfall
systems into service. The project must address challenges including sediment management, water quality control, flooding sequence optimisation and long-term operational readiness, while balancing environmental, licensing and programme requirements. It offers a rare opportunity to contribute to a nationally significant infrastructure project where strategic planning, complex marine operations and innovative engineering solutions come together to deliver safe and successful commissioning.

As an Offshore Senior Project Engineer, you will lead and coordinate sections of the offshore marine works, ensuring activities are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with programme, quality and commercial requirements. You will manage engineering and supervisory teams, work closely with subcontractors and key stakeholders, and play a vital role in the successful delivery of one of the UK's most significant infrastructure projects

Key Duties:

· Lead and manage a section of offshore works, ensuring safe and efficient delivery.
· Manage Sub Agents, Section Engineers, Site Engineers, and subcontractors involved in offshore operations.
· Review and improve method statements, risk assessments and safe systems of work.
· Ensure the effective implementation of permits, temporary works requirements and
construction controls.
· Monitor progress against programme and identify opportunities to improve productivity and performance.
· Produce and manage detailed construction programmes and resource plans.
· Oversee quality management processes including inspections, audits, handover
documentation and non-conformance management.
· Liaise with designers, project teams and subcontractors to resolve technical issues.
· Monitor section budgets, costs and commercial performance.
· Support procurement activities and management of subcontract packages.
· Maintain project records and prepare reports for the wider project team and client.

Who we're looking for

Why work for us

Our teams at Balfour Beatty deliver some of the UK's most ambitious, exciting and
meaningful projects, developing, building and maintaining the infrastructure that supports communities and drives economic growth.

Hinkley Point C is one of the largest and most complex infrastructure projects in Europe,
offering unique opportunities to work on technically challenging marine engineering activities while developing your career within one of the UK's leading construction and infrastructure groups.

You'll be part of an experienced and collaborative team, with access to excellent training, development and progression opportunities. The expertise being developed on Hinkley Point C is already supporting future major projects across the UK, including the development of Sizewell C.

Joining Balfour Beatty means becoming part of a business committed to safety,
sustainability, innovation and professional growth, with the opportunity to make a lasting impact on nationally significant infrastructure projects.