OPERATIONS:

• Support offshore teams daily as required. This may include extended periods offshore providing supervision & guidance of inspection campaigns and repair campaigns.
• Support Marine Engineering Requirements required for Daily O & M Operations and Engineering/MoC requirements.
• Ensure a good working relationship with the Client’s OIM and Client’s Representatives.
• Offshore visits: Minimum one visit per 2 months to offshore facilities with audited walkthrough and other audit/verification documentation and follow-up provided.
• Manage all elements of FPSO Class and Flag State compliance and audit.
• Work closely with Marine and Maintenance Superintendents to plan and organize Class visits, tank works, and Marine side improvements.

PLANNING

• Actively manages and is responsible for the ABS / DNV and Panama / Bahamas Survey planning processes.
• Responsible (and Focal Point) for input and follow-up for O&M input coordination to the Offshore team & Client 5 year, 1 year & 90-day plan with assistance from other MODEC departments. Continual monitoring and input offshore to ensure activities are in full compliance with the (O&M) 28 Day Plan.
• Interface with Offshore Planners.
• Keeping abreast with industry developments with regard to operational inspection and maintenance of FPSO structures and realization of potential benefits to operations at the appropriate stage of technique maturity.

OPERATIONS / PROCEDURAL SAFETY:

• To motivate, consult and ensure participation of employees and contractors in the management of safety.
• Review Vendor Service reports and raises and coordinate any recommendations that require corrective actions.

MAINTENANCE / MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE / TURNAROUNDS

• Management of Change, implementation of small MOC’s: working with offshore opposite numbers to develop recommendations, produce/documents/deliverables, gain approvals, produce work-packs (with coordinators) implement, close-out MOCs that are less than 90 days duration from approval to execution close-out.
• For large MOCs greater than 90 days of duration: Provide support, assistance, and coordination (with offshore and Project teams) within your discipline to internal or external EPCI and other contractors.
• Assistance within the area of expertise to provide guidance to tender specification development, sourcing, purchasing review, and assistance with expediting where necessary.
• Monitor and Ensure operational and maintain compliance within their discipline, and recommend improvements and efficiencies for management approval.
• To review all associated inspection reports against the contract requirements and ensure that all maintenance recommendations deliver compliance with that contract.
• To participate in integrity review meetings to ensure anomaly management is executed as appropriate against the associated risk of the anomalies.
• To review inspection reports collectively at a high level to identify any patterns that may indicate future problems.
• Close out all CAPAs that are assigned by their respective due dates.

INVESTIGATIONS

• Implementation of advance analysis as required, either by incumbent and/or specialist subcontractors, to address complex anomalies.
• Provide assistance to Lead Investigators for incidents associated with their area of expertise, participate in or perform RCA’s inside of those investigations.
• Communication of investigation results to the management team at the appropriate level.

AUDITS & VERIFICATION

• Perform walkthroughs and ensure on & offshore compliance by means of inspection, verification, and audit of their allocated areas of responsibility.
• Audits of third-party inspection contractors and rectification of identified deficiencies.

Educational Qualification:

• A Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Engineering

Relevant Experience:

• At least 10 years experience in industry experience preferably within the FPSO operations environment.
• Strong personal and interpersonal skills, culturally aware with experience of working with a multicultural workforce.
• Track record of analysis capability and experience covering typical ships structures in the fields of strength, fatigue, and rule assessments.
• Working knowledge of the ship classification process and the associated statutory survey requirements.
• Marine Engineering or Marine Architect experience with Tanker/FPSO inspection and repair knowledge.
• Experience in in-service repair activities.
• Proven capability and experience in leadership and management of third-party contractors and junior team members.
• CMMS advanced level of understanding and usage of CMMS and maintenance metrics.

HOW TO APPLY

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CLOSING DATE: APRIL 28, 2022