Client Representative – Secondary Steel
| Location: | United Kingdom |
| Work Type: | Contract |
| Start Date: | 9th March 2026 |
| Duration: | 52 Weeks |
UTM Consultants are looking for a Client Representative - Secondary Steel, to assist our client with their offshore foundation installation project offshore, UK. The offshore foundation installation work is executed in accordance with:
Key Responsibilities
Compliance Oversight: Review and understand RAMS and QHSE documents as required before execution phase commences and keep updated on changes in the documents.
Ensure that the contractor is working according to the approved RAMS and any approved MoC. Verify proper implementation of safety protocols and risk mitigation (including attending safety walks, heavy lift meetings or any last-minute risk assessments).
Daily Progress Reporting: Track the progress of the installation and vessel activities. Prepare and distribute Daily Progress Reports (DPR) as required in the Client DPR. Review and ensure the DPRs are signed by all required parties.
Coordination: Attend daily meetings, toolbox talks and any other discussions to ensure that the work is being carried out in a safe manner to the required quality
Act as the point of contact between the client, contractors, and stakeholders, including when 3rd party representatives are involved in the operation i.e. MWS. Communicate issues and assist in timely resolution.
QHSE Oversight: Participate in safety walks with HSE representatives from Orsted and Contractor organizations. Keep track of the submitted incident reports and potentially review outcomes content of indecent reports
Quality Assurance: Monitor compliance with Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) requirements ensure that the Contractor proactively manages safety and quality. Conduct on-site inspections, document any quality issues, and support implementation of corrective actions.
Documentation: Maintain detailed records (logs, incidents, deviations) and submit required reports promptly. Review and (if applicable) sign off on as-built reports of the MP installation. Synergi reporting (if applicable) as supervised by the specific package and project from incidents
The Client Rep. will conduct visual inspection of the offshore Work in progress and monitor that it is carried out as per approved RAMS.
The Client Rep. has no contractual authority, except for the authority to intervene or stop the operation in case of safety, quality infringements or the procedures not being followed by the Contractor
Output
- Approved Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS)
- Any approved Management of Change (MoC) issued during the project
- Project quality, safety (QHSE), and schedule requirements
- Provide clear and consistent daily progress reporting and ensure a timely escalation of issues. Act, behave and lead by example.
Key Responsibilities
Compliance Oversight: Review and understand RAMS and QHSE documents as required before execution phase commences and keep updated on changes in the documents.
Ensure that the contractor is working according to the approved RAMS and any approved MoC. Verify proper implementation of safety protocols and risk mitigation (including attending safety walks, heavy lift meetings or any last-minute risk assessments).
Daily Progress Reporting: Track the progress of the installation and vessel activities. Prepare and distribute Daily Progress Reports (DPR) as required in the Client DPR. Review and ensure the DPRs are signed by all required parties.
Coordination: Attend daily meetings, toolbox talks and any other discussions to ensure that the work is being carried out in a safe manner to the required quality
Act as the point of contact between the client, contractors, and stakeholders, including when 3rd party representatives are involved in the operation i.e. MWS. Communicate issues and assist in timely resolution.
QHSE Oversight: Participate in safety walks with HSE representatives from Orsted and Contractor organizations. Keep track of the submitted incident reports and potentially review outcomes content of indecent reports
Quality Assurance: Monitor compliance with Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) requirements ensure that the Contractor proactively manages safety and quality. Conduct on-site inspections, document any quality issues, and support implementation of corrective actions.
Documentation: Maintain detailed records (logs, incidents, deviations) and submit required reports promptly. Review and (if applicable) sign off on as-built reports of the MP installation. Synergi reporting (if applicable) as supervised by the specific package and project from incidents
The Client Rep. will conduct visual inspection of the offshore Work in progress and monitor that it is carried out as per approved RAMS.
The Client Rep. has no contractual authority, except for the authority to intervene or stop the operation in case of safety, quality infringements or the procedures not being followed by the Contractor
Output
- Daily Progress Reports
- Monthly Summary Reports
- QHSE and Quality Compliance Reports
- Deviation / Incident Reports
The project is due to start on 9th March 2026 and will last approx. 52 weeks
| Reference Number: | 15860 |
| Contact Details: | fs@utmconsultants.com |
| Profession: | Renewable Energy |