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Primary Skills

• Operations, Oil & Gas, Engineering, Logistics

Description

• Projects, Asset Management (Brownfield?), SCM, QHSE, Group HSSE.
• Responsible for all facets of Facilities Maintenance, Power Supply and Transmission, Utilities, Plant Maintenance, Plant Certification, and Electrical Works.
• Identify and deliver improvements in policy, strategy and efficiency of maintenance, integrity, engineering and related HSE processes/activities to optimize maintenance/operational life cycle costs in line with the companies strategies and KPI, known as the Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) programme.
• Manage the planning, implementing and co-ordinating Asset Integrity Management Systems, Corrosion Management & annual inspection programme of assets liaising with Projects, Asset Management, and QHSE.
• Develop application and fully implement risk and reliability management techniques, like Risk Based Inspection (RBI), Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM), and Instrument Protective Function (IPF).
• Responsible for the creation and update of the yearly and 5-year Integrity Plan. Implement and monitor the Asset Integrity Management System (AIMS).
• Provide support for discipline engineering, relevant maintenance disciplines and projects, and manage change control. Maintain healthy and competent capability of maintenance and facilities support.
• Development, implementation and maintenance of engineering and maintenance procedures and management
• Develop where needed and implement risk based inspection programs to improve asset integrity with a strong focus on safety, cost containment and integrity
• Develop asset integrity conditioning monitoring strategies and programs for loss containment purposes including corrosion monitoring and all issues, which have potential to impact asset integrity, including equipment/hardware, process/procedures, operational business systems, verification/ assurance and personnel competencies.
• Develop Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to track program performance and KPMI (Key Parameters for Mechanical Integrity) Program where applicable for all of the equipment and facilities.
• Maximize fixed equipment uptime to optimize shutdowns and extend turnaround intervals in compliance to regulatory and manufacturers’ requirements and identify resources to support troubleshooting of fixed equipment recurrent problems and apply root cause analysis (RCA) practices to equipment failure investigations.
• Support the implementation of production uptime programs including Preventive Maintenance (PM) and Predictive Maintenance (PdM).
• Lead the creation of Degradation/Maintenance Manuals Programme:
• Ensure adequate, consistent working documents are in place for all plants and equipment.
• Ensure Facilities and Maintenance Managers and Engineers have ownership of their respective Degradation/Maintenance Manuals.
• Recruit, mentor, and develop national staff with a view to progressively advance the nationalisation of the Companies staff in country.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Engineering degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Corrosion or Metallurgy.
• At least 12 years’ experience required in the oil & gas services industry both offshore and onshore, and at least 5 years in a facilities and maintenance senior management role.
• Previous experience with Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) programmes, from conceptualisation to implementation to continuous improvement of the programme.
• Previous experience with Risk Based Inspection (RBI), Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM), and Instrument Protective Function (IPF).
• Previous experience in drafting Preventive Maintenance (PM) and Predictive Maintenance (PdM) and Asset Degradation Manuals
• Experience in West Africa or similar environment.
• Familiarity with and understanding of maintenance and asset integrity management at a senior management level.
• Strong knowledge of relevant global standards, regulations, codes, and maintenance planning.
• Strong Managerial, communication and organisational skills are essential.
• Previous experience with design and implementation of staff development programmes
• LEAN qualifications and experience as a LEAN practitioner.
• Experience with and understanding of TPM (total productive maintenance) and OEE (overall equipment effectiveness).

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Primary Skills

• Engineering, Oil & Gas, Production, Operations, E&I COMMISSIONING, BSc

Description

The UFR Installation Leader, who provides assistance and reports to the UFR Installation Manager, is directly responsible for providing technical insights to all installation engineering procedures and installation operations and pre-commissioning procedures associated with the UFR scope of work and make sure the tasks are carried out with full respect to HSE, quality and schedule in full compliance to particular technical requirements and schedule defined in the EPCI contract. This means:
As par of the offshore operations, supervising, supporting offshore activities while maintaining a 24/7 contact with offshore COMPANY representatives.

As part of the completion of the Installation Engineering, reviewing minutely the technical documentation submitted by UFR to COMPANY and, based on his own experience, appraising installation engineering/procedures as well as, on request, attending installation tests/trials either organised by UFR or by other Egina packages and, when needed,
participating in inspection and vetting activities of marine vessels.

To this objective, the Installation Leader will be in charge of:

INSTALLATION OPERATIONS

• Assisting the offshore representatives on the UFR vessels in their understanding of the vessels tasks, planning and safety as well as organizing appropriate meetings offshore when needed.
• Following installation tasks and making sure the installation procedures are duly enforced by UFR Contractor during the course of the installation.
• Reporting to the Installation manager about all technical issues that require to be specifically addressed in documentation review or during installation and mobilization progress meetings.
• When instructed, supervising related offshore construction activities; including pre-commissioning activities and preparing associated reporting to his Hierarchy.
• Supervising Contractor’s preparations of the offshore campaign in close liaison with the Installation Manager and the HSE Leader.
• Alerting about the need for marine spread inspection and, when asked, assisting those inspections to appraise marine spread upgrade plans whenever identified as required.
• Liaising as necessary with third part authorities and MWS about specific vessels mobilizations and inspections
• Liaising with any onshore discipline engineer concerned by the technical issues raised during installation preparation.
• Preparing technical documentation for interface with FPSO, OLT & SPS contractors to make sure that technical issues are correctly identified by all parties,
• Supplying verified information to the reporting system that allows full tracking of installation events either to be used for reporting issue or for mitigation of future change order.
• Providing inputs to contract correspondence, as necessary and issuing reports and presentations as necessary

COMPLETION OF INSTALLATION ENGINEERING (in parallel of the Installation Operations)

• Reviewing of relevant Engineering / Qualification / Procurement and VENDOR documentation dealing with installation and issued by UFR Contractors and other Interface CONTRACTORs.
• Providing any installation input for the above during preparation works.
• Liaising with the Installation Manger and all System Leaders for all system related installation matters as necessary to resolve installation related issues.
• Checking that Engineering / Qualification / Procurement activities related to installation are performed. General Specifications and issue proper derogations, if required.
• Checking that for all installation activities all documentation is reviewed as required by certification/classification and MWS entities and reporting any shortcomings.
• On call-out, participating to all testing/trials organised by UFR that might impact and/or validate installation engineering and installation procedures.

QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

• Graduate degree in a relevant engineering discipline with MSc or equivalent, specialized in Marine Construction/ Civil Engineering.
• Sound background in Oil and Gas installations, marine operations and offshore construction.
• Minimum 10 years experience in Design and Installation of Subsea / Deepwater Steel Structures or previous exposure to UFR EPCI projects.
• Good knowledge of international structural design codes
• Good organizational skills
• Experience in leadership and team management
• Ability to prioritize activities, identify critical aspects, propose solutions, lead specialists or third parties, summarize and present complex design issues including transverse and interfaces matters.
• Fluent in English (verbal and written).
• BOSIET certificate