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What Role You Will Play In Our Team

• The Marine Operations Supervisor provides operational & technical expertise necessary to ensure the safe and efficient operations of marine assets while delivering optimal business results. This leadership / supervisory role is responsible for leading teams to support marine competency needs within the respective organization.

What You Will Do

• Manage the safe and efficient operations and maintenance of marine assets used in the course of the corporation’s business.
• Leverage knowledge and experience in all aspects of management of marine vessel operations, including maintenance, regulatory compliance, administration, and customer service delivery.
• Provide leadership and consultancy for issues impacting marine operations with regard to state agencies and industry advocacy groups.
• Ensure adherence to all SSHE policy and programs to ensure protection of people, environment, assets and reputation.
• Ensure compliance with all policies & procedures, applicable laws & regulations, industry standards, operating guidelines, and best practices.
• Provide subject matter expertise to ensure third party vessel operations are conducted safely, reliably, and in compliance with appropriate rules, regulations, and industry best practices.
• Support, monitor and trouble shoot, marine asset operating systems.
• Support resolution of marine issues relating to terminal interfaces.
• Coordinate development of strategies and tactics and, as applicable, assess business opportunities.
• Supervise, Mentor team, promote a supportive work environment and culture, leveraging all supervisory resources.

About You
Skills and Qualifications

• Minimum Chief Officer certificate OR OOW (Officer of the watch) with minimum 10 years relevant experience on FSO, FPSO, LNG or tanker

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience

• Technical Knowledge & Equipment Operation: Previous FSO or FPSO experience preferred tanker or LNG experience
• Managing Marine Systems (Operation and Troubleshooting)
• Floating Structure Operations
• Managing Liquids Transfer Operations (Cargo, Ballast and Fueling)
• Offshore Support Vessels
• SSHE Management and Emergency Response
• Terminal Operations
• Vessel Administration (Regulatory Compliance, Policies, Procedures)
• Vessel Machinery and Equipment (Operation and Troubleshooting)
• Marine Logistics
• Marine Navigation, Ship handling and Seamanship
• Marine Quality Assurance and Control

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What role you will play in our team

• The Instrument Controls / Analyzer Specialist should have a good understanding of safety, health, and environmental requirements (SHE), provides subject matter expertise to maintenance teams. Subject matter expert for specific processes and procedures, technical matters, and equipment, especially with respect to cyber security controls for instrumentation, control systems, analyzers, ("I&C"). Demonstrates very strong maintenance skills for these equipment types. Able to provide support or guidance for complex trouble-shooting, may participate in constructability and maintenance design reviews and may assist engineering for routine maintenance as well as Turnaround, or new project support.

What you will do

• Assess and mitigate cyber security measures on all I&C equipment
• Implements maintenance design philosophies including project specifications for all I&C equipment
• Develop thorough working knowledge of primary unit operations, safe operating limits, and control schemes
• Develop thorough working knowledge of all controls related instrumentation
• Understand and be able to execute Emergency Response expectations across a variety of practical scenarios
• Monitor equipment, look for unusual operations, support optimization and trouble-shooting activities

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Minimum Higher National Diploma in Instrumentation and Controls, City and Guilds level 4 in Instrumentation; or equivalent qualifications in an oil and gas industry specific apprenticeship program

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience

• Ability to adapt, creativity and innovation, good understanding and identification of workplace hazards; analytical and courage of conviction. Ability to influence without authority and interacts effectively with operation and maintenance organizations. Demonstrates good communication and interpersonal skills to work with diverse groups; able to network effectively within organizations.
• Technical Knowledge & Equipment Operation: Previous FPSO experience preferred
• Good knowledge of Instrumentation / Mechanical and Hands-On Skills: basic understanding and ability to perform minor repairs, routine maintenance, and adjustments on equipment; ability to read and interpret transmitters, sensors, gauges, and control valves; familiarity with ESD, Fire & Gas (F&G) systems, and their role in process safety; familiarity with Distributed Control System (DCS) and ability to monitor and control process parameters remotely via DCS
• Good understanding and Interpretation of Electrical, Instrumentation and Control logic Diagrams
• Good attention to Detail. Ability to observe equipment performance and detect abnormalities and understanding what next to do; maintain accurate maintenance logs and reports; ability to identify and mitigate workplace hazards. Should understand what constitutes a hazard and control/mitigation

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What role you will play in our team

• The Marine technician supports operations, maintenance, and logistics activities associated with maintaining the safe and efficient operations of marine asset, leveraging their knowledge and experience to provide hands-on support and technical expertise

What you will do

• Utilize knowledge and experience to support safe and efficient operations and maintenance of marine assets used in the course of the corporation’s business, potentially including F(P)SO’s, tank vessels, offshore support vessels, offshore platforms, marine terminals, etc. 
• Help to ensure marine operations are conducted safely, reliably, and in compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and industry standards. 
• Help ensure SSHE policy and programs protect people, the environment, assets, and reputation. 
• Help ensure compliance with policies & procedures, applicable laws & regulations, industry standards, operating guidelines, and best practices. 
• May serve as a designated watchstander for marine assets, including but not limited to F(P)SO’s, Terminals, Platforms, etc. 
• Assists with onboard drills, training, and emergency response requirements. 
• Support, monitor, and help troubleshoot marine asset operating systems. 
• Support resolution of marine issues relating to terminal interfaces

About you

Skills and Qualifications 

• OOW (Officers of the watch) certificate; minimum 3 years experience

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience

• Ability to adapt, creativity and innovation, good understanding and identification of workplace hazards; analytical and courage of conviction. Ability to influence without authority and interacts effectively with operation and maintenance organizations. Demonstrates good communication and interpersonal skills to work with diverse groups; able to network effectively within organizations.
• Technical Knowledge & Equipment Operation: Previous FSO or FPSO experience preferred; tanker or LNG experience
• Managing Marine Systems (Operation and Troubleshooting)
• Floating Structure Operations
• Managing Liquids Transfer Operations (Cargo, Ballast and Fueling)
• Offshore Support Vessels
• SSHE Management and Emergency Response
• Terminal Operations
• Vessel Administration (Regulatory Compliance, Policies, Procedures)
• Vessel Machinery and Equipment (Operation and Troubleshooting)
• Marine Logistics
• Marine Navigation, Ship handling and Seamanship
• Marine Quality Assurance and Control

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What role you will play in our team

• The role of an Operations Technician is to provide the functional, day-to-day support and surveillance of unit operating equipment. The Operations Technician must master an effective working knowledge of safe work practices, essential preventative and mitigative safeguards applicable to their assigned unit, potential process hazards and their effective barriers, emergency response procedures, and key operating envelopes for their equipment. Operations Technicians will often be required to safely isolate parts of the unit, prepare equipment for mechanical work, manage the potential energy, chemical, and environmental risks associated with these temporary configurations, and then safely return equipment to service in a coordinated fashion to minimize process upsets or other risks from manifesting into hazardous consequences.

What you will do

• Develop thorough working knowledge of primary unit operations, safe operating limits, and control schemes
• Develop thorough working knowledge of unit process / environmental potential hazards and safeguards that prevent / mitigate
• Comply with safe work standards (Lock-Out / Tag-Out), Management of Change, Procedure compliance
• Conduct assigned surveillance / sampling rounds with an Operations Excellence / Process & Personnel Safety mindset
• May involve developing and/or executing Process Plans to prepare equipment for maintenance or returning to service
• May include both Field and/or Console operations responsibility to manage / improve unit operations
• Understand and be able to execute Emergency Response expectations across a variety of practical scenarios
• Monitor equipment, look for unusual operations, support optimization and trouble-shooting activities

About you

Skills and Qualifications 

• Minimum Higher National Diploma in process and/or Instrumentation, City and Guilds level 4 in Process or Instrumentation; or equivalent qualifications in an oil and gas industry specific apprenticeship program.
• Minimum 3 years relevant oil and gas operator technician work experience

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience

• Ability to adapt, creativity and innovation, good understanding and identification of workplace hazards; analytical, good communication skills and courage of conviction.
• Technical Knowledge & Equipment Operation: Experience operating and maintaining production equipment (pumps, compressors, separators, etc.). Previous FPSO experience preferred
• Good knowledge of Instrumentation / Mechanical and Hands-On Skills: basic understanding and ability to perform minor repairs, routine maintenance, and adjustments on equipment; ability to read and interpret transmitters, sensors, gauges, and control valves; familiarity with ESD, Fire & Gas (F&G) systems, and their role in process safety; familiarity with Distributed Control System (DCS) and ability to monitor and control process parameters remotely via DCS
• Good understanding and Interpretation of Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&ID)
• Good attention to Detail. Ability to observe equipment performance and detect abnormalities and understanding what next to do; maintain accurate production logs and reports; ability to identify and mitigate workplace hazards. Should understand what constitutes a hazard and control/mitigation; show understanding of basic LOTO and critical device bypass
• Hydrocarbon Processing & Tank Operations: Knowledge of crude oil processing, stabilization, and storage in FPSO cargo tanks; Experience in tank inert gas systems, and offloading procedures; Knowledge of oil and gas separation, dehydration, gas compression, water treatment, and export systems