Offshore MCU Project Engineering Lead
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LocationRemote
Work moderemote
SeniorityLead
DepartmentEngineering
Company size10,000+ people
PostedNov 6, 2026 · 2d ago
Verified live18h ago
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Prepare offshore MCU planning and cost estimates for the MCU package
Investigate MCU feasibility from an engineering standpoint against vessels available on the market
Perform metocean analysis and determine weather-related downtime for a given tender
Review and approve lifting plans, MCU manuals, and method statements
Collaborate with Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS), customer, and MCU contractor
Ensure Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) are maintained in GE's ServiceMax digital document management system
Prepare equipment lists and bills of materials needed for package execution
Coordinate with Sourcing on procurement and mobilization of tooling and spare parts
Support the MCU Package Manager in preparing the scope of work for MCU labor contracts
Prepare pre-operation HAZID sessions with EHS
Skills
ServiceMax
Job Description Summary
Join the GE Wind Offshore MCU Department, responsible for defining the offshore Main Component Update (MCU) strategy for wind turbine components and providing the methods, transport, tools, and workforce for GE Wind Offshore projects. The MCU service covers all offshore activities, from vessel load-out of the installation/operations vessel through completion of mechanical and electrical operations.
As the Offshore MCU Project Engineering Lead, you will play a strategic role on the project — first managing the project engineering team for MCU and overseeing engineering across all offshore wind farms for Haliade 150 and Haliade-X, working in close interface with the installation vessel supplier, and subsequently overseeing the offshore wind turbine MCU scope.
Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Tender Phase
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Prepare offshore MCU planning and cost estimates for the MCU package
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Investigate MCU feasibility from an engineering standpoint against vessels available on the market
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Perform metocean analysis and determine weather-related downtime for a given tender
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Maintain standard tender documentation
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Develop guidelines and standards for offshore operations
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Review and comment on lifting plans and rigging drawings
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Prepare lifting sketches to support bids
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Collaborate with marine contractors on preliminary lifting plans and deck layouts
Preparation Phase
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Review and approve lifting plans, MCU manuals, and method statements prepared by the project MCU team covering tower pre-assembly, WTG component load-out, and offshore operations
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Collaborate with the Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS), customer, and MCU contractor on plan development, sea-fastening design, and offshore operations sequencing
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Ensure Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) are maintained in GE’s ServiceMax digital document management system
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Review and validate lifting plans
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Assign deck layout engineering to the MCU contractor
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Prepare equipment lists and bills of materials needed for package execution
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Coordinate with Sourcing on procurement and mobilization of tooling and spare parts
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Ensure all MCU tools are ready on schedule
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Support the MCU Package Manager in preparing the scope of work for MCU labor contracts
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Prepare pre-operation HAZID sessions with EHS