Marine Operations Supervisor at ExxonMobil

Job Description

• As a result of organizational growth, career opportunities exist for ambitious and result-oriented individuals.
• We are recruiting super caliber Marine Supervisor with the highest standards of integrity, capacity for hard work, ability to build strong working relationships and effectively interact in a multi-cultural environment.

Job Role Summary

• The successful candidates will provide expert operability and maintainability input in all areas of marine operations and systems. 
• This will include key areas such as stability and ballast control, crude storage and export, maintenance of all transfer hoses and CALM Buoy, as well as diesel & methanol tandem loading and diesel transfer management.

Job Role Responsibilities
Overall supervision of marine operations and maintenance on the FPSOs including:

• Maintenance of overall stability of the FPSOs
• Coordinate with Crude Lifting activities, which requires involvement with the various stakeholders
• Overseeing of loading and offloading to tankers via the CALM buoy or tandem offloading
• Export Operations systems including discharge pumps, inert gas, and metering
• Export documentation
• Tank Cleaning for sludge control and tank entry
• Offloading Procedures and Marine Terminal Handbook
• Inspection programs (Class and Flag)
• Management of field operational movements of the marine support fleet (PSV, Tugs, Surfers and Security vessels)
• Permit to Work System (PTWS) Area Authority for Hull & Marine Systems
• Maintenance program and supervision of maintenance contractors for all marine systems, tank cleaning operations, etc.
• Crane Operations and materials movement

Expected Level of Proficiency
The ideal candidates for the position must possess the following qualifications and skills:

• B.Sc in Nautical Science with a minimum of Class 2 Certificate of Competency as Master Mariner (Unlimited tonnage, Foreign Going with Crude Liquid Petroleum Endorsement)
• Class 1 Certificate of Competency is preferable
• Crude tanker experience, with at least five years as a Chief Officer, or similar experience on a FPSO
• Familiarity in Class Certification requirement (BV is preferred)
• Crude Oil Washing Certificate
• Dangerous Liquids Handling Certificate
• Strong leadership, influencing, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work in a multicultural environment
• Strong organizational, coordination, planning, and interface skills
• Excellent communication skills and ability to read, write, and speak fluent English
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate

Behavioral Skills:

• Analytical
• Communicates Effectively
• Adapts
• Shows Initiative
• Applies Learning
• Collaborates
• Develops Others
• REC - Interpersonal Effectiveness
• Marine - Vessel Machinery and Equipment (Operation and Troubleshooting) (Marine Engine)
• Marine - Managing Liquids Transfer Operations (Cargo, Ballast and Fueling) (Marine Deck)
• Managing Marine Systems (Operation and Troubleshooting) (Marine Engine).

Remuneration

• The position offers competitive compensation and benefit package commensurate with what is obtainable in the Upstream Oil and Gas industry.