Site Methods Engineer

Job Description Summary Site Methods Engineer Job Description The Site Methods Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end development of site erection procedures, Complex Lifting Plans (CLPs), and inspection documentation for Hydro components. You will champion a safety-first culture, ensuring all technical deliverables comply with GE Vernova standards, client requirements, and applicable international/local legislation Key Responsibilities 1. Technical Documentation & Compliance Management •  Preparation & Review: Own the end-to-end creation of project-specific erection/dismantling procedures, inspection sheets, and Complex Lifting Plans (CLPs). Ensure these align with contractual obligations, engineering synopses, and transportation logistics. •  Quality & Standards: Act as the primary gatekeeper for technical compliance. This includes validating contractor/vendor submissions, ensuring alignment with GE Vernova’s internal governance (e.g., Corella, PDM/PLM), and managing the timely closure of document review cycles. •  Measurement & Control: Develop inspection plans that define clear measurement points and acceptance criteria. Apply expert knowledge of metrology, dimensional control, and geometric verification to ensure equipment alignment and assembly accuracy. 2. EHS & Safety Culture Integration •  Proactive EHS Design: Integrate safety into the conceptual phase. Actively participate in Design Reviews (DR) and synopsis reviews to identify risks before site mobilization, ensuring equipment design is compatible with safe installation methods. •  Safety-First Execution: Promote a safety-first culture by ensuring every method statement and lifting plan is not only compliant but also "user-friendly" and practical for site personnel. •  Incident Prevention: Maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward EHS compromises. Regularly audit site activities to identify non-compliances, promptly reporting all risks or deviations to the Site Methods Leader and Project Manager to prevent Lost Time Incidents (LTI). 3. Technical Collaboration & Stakeholder Support •  Engineering & Supply Chain Liaison: Provide technical expertise to the Supply Chain team through document reviews, supplier visits, and participation in technical clarification meetings. Support Engineering teams by providing real-world installation feedback to optimize design for manufacturability and assembly. •  Operational Feedback Loop: Serve as the technical bridge between site teams and the broader organization. Coordinate with Construction & Commissioning (C&C) Experts to capture "lessons learned" and technical deviations, ensuring this intelligence is updated in internal knowledge databases (e.g., Confluence) to improve future project performance. •  On-Site Technical Authority: Act as the technical point of contact during site execution.