Onshore Interface Lead

Job title: Onshore Interface Lead Job Location: Baku, Azerbaijan Job Status (Residential/Rotational): Residential Situation in organization Activities • To govern CPF/BVS on‑plot Interface Management and ensure cross‑package integration at all onshore battery limits in line with the project IMS governance (New PRODOM). • To maintain permanent control of CPF/BVS battery limits by defining tie points, scope demarcation/termination responsibilities and acceptance criteria for each boundary (CV/IP/EL/TE), including associated control/ICSS & telecom integration requirements, testing/commissioning evidence and as-built documentation. • To coordinate CPF/BVS corridor interfaces on the CPF/BVS sides (valves/spools/FOJB/electrical terminations/earthing) and ensure clash‑free execution at tie‑in points. • To ensure CPF-side readiness of export tie‑ins and utilities interfaces (SCP, DGN/SBQ, BP, Azersu, AzerEnerji) by controlling CPF battery limit deliverables, documentation and handover packs. • To manage the interface with the Onshore Pipelines corridor execution (ONS scope under EPSCC) for all off‑plot connections to CPF/BVS, ensuring field changes are controlled and reflected in as‑built interface data. • To ensure that all interface requirements are embedded into contractor deliverables (tie‑in lists, layout/interface drawings, test packs) and remain consistent with Exhibit A / Attachment A2 and IRM/IBoD principles. • To ensure controlled management of CPF-related Company Provided Items (CPIs/LLIs) impacting interfaces, including receipt readiness, preservation constraints and interface handover traceability as applicable. • To coordinate with Telecom/ICSS integration stakeholders (CPF CCR/TER/CTR, BVS instrument room, EPS/BWN) to ensure CPF-side architecture readiness, cybersecurity constraints and interface testing prerequisites. • To manage interface actions and decisions through New PRODOM workflows, ensuring traceability, timely closure and documented approvals for changes affecting CPF battery limits. • To chair regular CPF interface meetings/workshops with Contractor SPOCs and Company discipline leads, maintaining a decision log and preventing rework across disciplines. • To integrate HSE/SIMOPS constraints into CPF tie‑in planning (access, simultaneous works, live plant constraints where applicable) and ensure safe tie‑in execution readiness. • To identify interface-driven risks and opportunities affecting CPF/BVS execution and propose mitigations through early clarification, boundary reinforcement and documented decisions. • To prepare concise weekly highlights and contribute to monthly interface reporting (open actions, boundary changes, critical interface risks, readiness status) for the Projects Interface Manager and PMT. • To ensure final interface close‑out at CPF/BVS boundaries by validating completeness of test records, as‑builts, redlines and handover dossiers required for commissioning/start‑up. • To identify interface-driven risks (technical, schedule, execution, SIMOPS) arising from SURF/SPS/ASPL and register them in the Project Risk Register in line with COMPANY procedures. • To coordinate definition and implementation of mitigation actions, ensuring risks are properly monitored, updated and escalated where required. • To ensure consistency between Interface Management outputs (ITS/ITR, interface actions, testing readiness) and Risk Management tracking, avoiding gaps between interface issues and identified risks. • HSE responsibilities: • Comply with the Activities described within the HSE Management System • Take reasonable care of own Health and Safety and that of Others who may be affected by their acts at work • Know responsibilities to environmental issues in the work areas • Each employee, at his level of responsibility, must observe all Company Rules, Procedures and instructions in the • performance of his own task • As such the duties and areas of authority are: • Follow HSE instructions given by Managers and supervisory personnel • Assure of the safety of his work site before commencing work • Take the necessary measures to avert immediate threat of danger • Exercise such caution as is necessary to avoid danger to persons and installations or to avoid pollution • Use tools, equipment and their safeguards correctly • Use the provided means of personal protection correctly • Leave the workplace behind correct and orderly, upon job completion – enforce the Company Clean Desk policy • Report any anomaly, abnormal conditions and near miss to supervisor • Participate actively in HSE meetings, safety talks, toolboxes, training sessions and drills • Co-operate actively in the execution of the HSE plans • Authority to suspend activities when there is a potential or actual threat to human life, the installation or the environment, and notify forthwith the responsible supervisor. Accountabilities • Shall execute and control CPF/BVS interface activities in alignment with Company governance, cont