Marine Superintendent M/F at SPIE Oil & Gas Services

SERVICE DIMENSIONS

• Marine support to TUCN Offshore sites:
  • All TUCN offshore locations, Exploration activities, projects and other marine related activities as directed by the Marine Assurance Manager.
  • All watercraft of interest to TUCN (Construction vessels, MODU’s, OIMR, PSVs, AHT(S)/terminal tugs, security, Accommodation Vessels, Barges, crew boats work boats etc.)
  • Base and offices of vessel operators.
    Main Logistics sites : OML 99, 100, 102 and 130, Onne Port, in Port Harcourt or LILE Base in Lagos.
• The Marine Superintendent assists the Marine Assurance Manager in providing expertise in the specialist field of marine engineering and operations in support of TUCN marine activities.

Technical assistance

• Provide Marine expertise services as directed by the Marine Assurance Manager to all TUCN departments (GSR, Projects, ECP, Drilling, Production, General Services and HSE) concerning marine related activities.

Marine Assurance

• Implement Affiliate Marine Assurance plan under direction of Marine Assurance Manager
• Assist with all marine auditing and inspection requirements, which includes auditing all types of offshore
• support vessels and shore based technical support organizations.
  Conduct OVID inspections in line with OCIMF protocol.
• Implement Dynamic Positioning (DP) system assurance for DP vessels.
• Implement Affiliate Marine fleet monitoring for HSE compliance and operational excellence through physical presence on board vessels while in service and in port.
• Coaching contractor personnel to introduce and maintain best practices in their operations.

Method

• Assist with the development of marine procedures.
• Prepare and issue anomaly and incident reports.
• Propose anomaly corrective actions and monitor implementation.
• Provide technical feedback for Service Quality Meetings with Contractors.

HSE CONTENT:

At all times, the service holder will:

• Demonstrate personal commitment to the HSE Policy
• Maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with all relevant Statutory and Company HSE standards

In undertaking this role, the service holder will:

• Perform regular HSE meeting with contractors
• Be responsible for achievement of agreed objectives and corrective actions defined in contractor audit plan
• Participate in the incident investigation and follow-up (implementation of CTA conclusions)

ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Adherence to HSE policy for all marine activities of the affiliate as well as marine operations
• Implementation of Marine Assurance Plan
• Technical supervision of marine activities.
• Ensure technical compliance with COMPANY standards.
• Reports to Marine Assurance Manager.

QUALIFICATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

• Class 1 Master or Chief Engineer certificate (STCW95) for seagoing offshore support vessels or MODU’s
• 5 years’ experience as Chief Officer/Captain or 2nd Engineer/Chief Engineer on Offshore Vessels (AHTS, PSV, IMR) with DPO or DP technicians’ certificate.
• Proven record of achievement within marine operations.
• Languages: Fluent in spoken and written English.
• Valid OVID inspector accreditation will be an advantage