Marine Advisor III at Scruples Resources

Main Functions

• Works to assure the safe and efficient turnaround of gas carriers and condensate tankers.
• This will include assisting with the management and oversight of all associated critical contractors including tug, and port services providers.

Tasks and Responsibilties
In addition to all Level 1 and 2 tasks and responsibilities, Level 3:

•  Inspection of marine equipment onboard rig(s)
• Inspection of D&C support vessels and well intervention vessel
• Inspection of D&C geotechnical and geophysical vessels
• Rigless completion marine activities
• Well intervention vessel move activities.

Skills and qualifications

• University Degree or advanced degree required
• Prior marine experience as a senior officer position - required
• Master Mariners license - required
• Experience in the company operations organization – preferred
• Have led a minimum of 20 (ten) Jack Up rig moves at platform operations
• Have extensive experience in performing rig inspection for marine related equipment.
• Have experience in performing inspections for drilling support vessels such as Anchor Handling Tug and Supply (AHTS), Straight Supply Vessel (SSV), Production Supply Vessel (PSV), Geo-Technical vessel, Geo-physical vessel, Well Intervention Vessel, etc.
• Experience in rig move operations for Tender Assisted Drilling Rig (TADR), Semi-Submersible, Drillship will be an advantage.
• Have experience in leading drilling marine spread offshore.
• Candidates without the above requirements will be considered, dependent on experience.
• Strong culture of ‘Nobody Gets Hurt’
• Expert knowledge of current large tanker applied mooring operations and best practices
• Extensive knowledge of applied Operations Integrity Systems, specifically OIMS 8-1. Knowledge, Experience and Business Accomplishments

Required:

• B.Sc. Nautical Science with Class 1 Certificate of Competency as Master Mariner (unlimited tonnage, foreign going with crude liquid petroleum endorsement). Class 2 Certificate of Competency may be considered.
• Crude tanker experience, with at least 5 years as a Chief Officer or similar experience on an FPSO
• Familiarity in Class Certification requirements (DNV preferred)
• Crude Oil Washing certificate
• Dangerous Liquids Handling Certificate
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate, if applicable.

Additional Information:
Overall supervision of marine operations on the FPSO, marine structures, and CALM Buoy:

• Maintenance of overall stability of the FPSO
• Coordinate with crude lifting activities, which requires involvement with various stakeholders
• Overseeing the loading and offloading to tankers via the CALM buoy
• Export operations systems including discharge pumps, inert gas, and metering export documentation
• Tank cleaning for sludge and tank entry
• Offloading procedures and marine terminal handbook
• Inspection programs (Class and Flag)
• Permit to Work System (PTWS) Area Authority for Hull and Marine Systems
• Maintenance program and supervision of maintenance contractors for all marine systems, tank cleaning operations, etc
• Crane operations and materials movement.

Safety and Compliance:

• Implement and maintain the Safety Management System (SMS) in accordance with the ISM Code.
• Conduct regular safety audits and inspections to identify potential risks and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
• Ensure all safety and pollution prevention measures are effectively documented and followed.
• Maintain accurate records of incidents and near-misses, reporting them as required by the ISM Code.

Crew Management and Competency Development:

• Train and supervise crew members, ensuring they are aware of and comply with safety procedures.
• Provide necessary training to ensure all personnel are competent in their roles.
• Foster a collaborative and skilled team environment, ensuring effective management of direct reports.
• Provide mentorship and coaching to marine engineers to enhance their skills and knowledge.
• Develop and implement training programs to ensure continuous professional development.
• Foster a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Documentation and Certification:

• Manage marine class certifications, ensuring all necessary certifications and documents are up to date and readily available for inspection.
• Ensure that all operations and activities are properly logged and recorded, demonstrating compliance with the ISM Code.
• Oversee export, measurement, and inventory documentation in support of terminal activities.

Scoping and Project Management:

• Define project scope, objectives, and deliverables for equipment restoration and improvement projects.
• Identify and allocate necessary resources, including personnel, equipment, and materials.

Management of Maritime Classification Society Survey Visits:

• Oversee activities of Chief Marine Engineer to ensure the FPSO is always in a state of readiness for survey visits by maintaining high standards of operation and documentation.