Instrumentation Supervisor (maintenance) at SPIE Oil & Gas Services

Reference             13-10/31468
Position                Instrumentation Supervisor (maintenance)

Job Description
In order to support this growth, SPIE Oil & Gas Services is always seeking talented individuals to join its teams. We currently have an opportunity within SPIE Oil & Gas Services Africa for an Instrumentation Supervisor (F/M).
 
Mission
He/she is responsible for maintenance operations within his/her field of competence.
 
Operation:
- Organizes on site maintenance operations
- Assist the Planning Engineer or Contractor Maintenance Supervisor with the resourcing and suitable planning input to ensure a quality preparation and execution of all Maintenance and inspection works
- Ensures that HSE regulations are respected
- Manages interventions using CMMS
- Reviews all intervention reports in the CMMS and writes the detailed technical reports related to his/her field
 
Methods:
-Identifies in the preparatory stage of maintenance works, any delicate operations and ensures that proper studies of the risks involved are carried out beforehand
- identifies recurrent corrective maintenance interventions, analyses them and suggests improvements
 
Quality Assurance:
- Verifies the quality of his/her teams’ interventions by frequent on-site checks and final checks

Profile

• Higher National Diploma or Certificate (A levels + 3 years study) or BTS/DUT or equivalent
• 10 to 15 years experience in the field of maintenance on oil and gas production installations
• Good knowledge of CMMS (SAP/R3)
• Ability to lead and motivate multi-national teams
• Proven ability as a leader of small team
• Fluent in English (score of 3.5 minimum on Bright or score of 780 minimum in TOEIC) - French is a plus

SPIE Oil & Gas Services promotes diversity. All our positions are suitable for disabled people.
 
Location: Offshore, Nigeria
Contract duration: Long term
Rotation: 4 x 4 weeks
Salary: to be agreed
Location: Nigeria / Offshore - Nigeria
Starting Date: October 2013
Duration: Long term
Work Cycle: 4 x 4 weeks