Client Representative

Client Representative – Offshore Foundation Installation Project Major UK Offshore Wind Farm Project Location To Be Announced (TBA) Positions Required 4 x Client Representatives – Monopile Installation (Start : February 2026) 4 x Client Representatives – Secondary Steel Installation (Start : March 2026) 4 x Client Representatives – SOV (Commissioning) (Start : April 2026) Objective The Client Representative will oversee offshore foundation installation activities, ensuring that all work is performed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with : Approved Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) Any approved Management of Change (MoC) issued during project execution Project quality, safety (QHSE), and schedule requirements The role requires proactive supervision, accurate daily reporting, timely issue escalation, and professional conduct in line with the project\’s core values and standards. Key Responsibilities 1. Compliance Oversight Review, understand, and stay updated on approved RAMS and QHSE documentation prior to and during the execution phase. Ensure that the installation contractor operates in compliance with approved RAMS and MoCs. Monitor safety performance, attend heavy lift and safety meetings, and verify implementation of risk mitigations and control measures. 2. Daily Progress and Reporting Monitor and record offshore foundation installation and vessel operations. Prepare, validate, and distribute Daily Progress Reports (DPRs) in accordance with project requirements. Ensure all reports are complete, accurate, and signed off by the relevant parties. 3. Coordination and Communication Participate in daily coordination meetings, toolbox talks, and operational briefings. Act as the on-site point of contact between the project management team, contractors, and third parties (e.g., Marine Warranty Surveyors). Facilitate effective communication, highlight issues, and support prompt resolution of operational or safety concerns. 4. QHSE Oversight Conduct and participate in safety walks with the project and contractor HSE teams. Monitor incident reporting, follow up on investigation outcomes, and promote lessons learned. Support a proactive safety culture and ensure adherence to project QHSE requirements. 5. Quality Assurance Monitor compliance with project Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) standards. Conduct inspections, identify deviations or quality issues, and support corrective actions. Review and, where required, sign off on as-built documentation and installation records. 6. Documentation and Administration Maintain accurate and detailed records, including daily logs, deviations, incidents, and Synergi (or equivalent) reports. Review and approve documentation and timesheets for project contractors (excluding the main installation contractor). Submit all required documentation in line with project procedures and deadlines. Decision Authority digital reporting tools such as DPR and Synergi). Required Certifications GWO Courses: Sea Survival, Working at Heights, Enhanced First Aid (EFA), Fire Awareness, Manual Handling; Medical: Valid offshore medical certificate including Chester Step Test; Safety HSE Training: IOSH Managing Safely or equivalent recognized HSE training. Preferred Previous experience with large-scale offshore wind installation projects; Marine awareness training relevant to offshore operations; Experience with digital QHSE reporting systems and quality documentation. #J-18808-Ljbffr