Oil and Gas Recruitment at Transocean

REPORTING:

• Reports to the Maintenance Supervisor/Senior Maintenance Supervisor or Senior Subsea Supervisor

SUPERVISION:

• Assistant Subsea Supervisor and Subsea Trainee

LOCATION:

• Offshore location

PREREQUISITES / QUALIFICATIONS:

• High school diploma or equivalent. Work experience and demonstrated ability of oral and written communication may be substituted in lieu of formal education
• Minimum of one year experience working with a Multiplex system
• Valid medical examination and vaccination certificates
• Knowledge of all technical calculations required for the subsea operation of the drilling unit and basic computer skills

BASIC FUNCTION:

• Supervise the maintenance and repair of all subsea BOP and riser systems, Multiplex electro-hydraulic control systems, and all associated surface equipment and systems

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Operations/Maintenance:

• Maintain the Blow Out Preventer (BOP), Diverter, and associated subsea equipment in accordance with the Rig Maintenance System (RMS) guidelines
• Operate and pressure test the BOP on the surface and on the seabed as required
• Direct the deck and drill crews in the running and recovery of the BOP and Marine Riser equipment
• Direct the assembly, installation, and nippling down of the BOP and all well control equipment as required
• Operate, maintain and repair the subsea BOP control system, i.e. surface BOP or multiplex electro-hydraulic control systems
• Operate, maintain and test hydraulic connectors. Maintain BOP handling equipment, testing equipment and wellhead equipment
• Operate and service the bridge cranes and related hoisting equipment. Ensure that the drill string compensator is serviced as required
• Ensure that the riser pipe system is serviced and tested as required. Operate and maintain the diverter system and the running and handling tools
• Assist in running/testing the wellhead, casing hangers and seal assemblies. Operate and maintain wellhead running/retrieval test tools
• Ensure that the required riser tensioning pressure is set to comply with the mud weight in use. Monitor and maintain the riser guideline and pod line tensioners
• Maintain accurate daily log sheets relevant to the subsea equipment. Maintain records of BOP and associated equipment tests
• Maintain records of inspection and certification of subsea equipment
• Ensure that an adequate supply of spares is maintained to fulfill maintenance requirements and facilitate a safe and efficient operation
• Maintain records of ton-miles on wire ropes. Slip and cut according to the agreed program
• Ensure that Supervisor is informed of any issues relating to the subsea equipment that may affect the safe and efficient running of operations
• Ensure that the permit to work system is in place and followed
• Liaise with the marine department prior to moving the BOP and marine riser package in consideration of the rig’s stability
• Assist in supplying information for maintenance and repair budget
• Assist in communicating equipment problems or breakdown with Field Support group and equipment vendor

QHSE:

• Participate in THINK and START
• Ensure subordinate personnel are properly trained to perform START observations and monitoring
• Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed
• Demonstrate commitment to Company safety policies through leadership and guidance
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for environmental protection
• Actively participate in weekly safety meetings and pre-tour meetings as required
• Report any incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to the Supervisor and other department heads
• Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained onboard the rig

Personnel:

• Meet the training requirements according to the applicable training matrix
• Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process
• Mentor, develop and train crew members to ensure that they are competent to work at their next job level
• Ensure that all subordinates have the necessary skills and experience to fulfill their assigned tasks in a safe and efficient manner
• Recommend promotion or disciplinary action up to and including discharge
• Maintain discipline onboard and ensure compliance with Company disciplinary procedures

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REPORTING:

• Reports to the Master

SUPERVISION:

• Supervises the Bosun, 2nd Mate, 3rd Mate, Senior DPO, Dynamic Position Operators, Crane Operators and Deck Pushers

LOCATION:

• Offshore location

PREREQUISITES / QUALIFICATIONS:

• High school diploma or equivalent. Work experience and demonstrated ability of oral and written communications may be substituted in lieu of formal education.
• Valid Unlimited Chief Mate Certificate
• Valid Unlimited Nautical Institute DP Certificate
• Knowledge of all technical calculations required for the safe operation of the marine aspect of the rig
• Basic computer skills
• Valid medical examination and vaccination certificates
• Valid GMDSS License
• Lifeboatman Certificate

BASIC FUNCTION:

• Assist the Master in exercising effective control over the rig’s marine operations with due regard for safety of personnel, maintenance of rig equipment and protection of the environment

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Operations/Maintenance:

• Ensure conformance to local/international laws relating to the vessel’s operation, and strictly comply with current pollution regulation
• Oversee the maintenance of deck equipment, firefighting and life-saving equipment, lifting equipment, and vessel’s exterior maintenance
• Ensure materials and equipment loaded onboard are safely stowed, secured and labeled according to Regulatory requirements
• Ensure that the vessel is seaworthy at all times and maintained/operated in accordance with guidelines in the Marine Operations Manual
• Maintaining the watertight integrity of the vessel, loading and storage of consumables, securing of supply vessels, safe operation of helicopters, etc.
• Ensure that the vessel is maintained within normal safe limits of intact and damage stability, shear stress and bending moments
• Assist the Master in ensuring the vessel’s navigational equipment is maintained, fully functional, and that testing and calibration is carried out in accordance with Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) regulations
• Assist the Master in maintaining the vessel’s logbook, maintenance reports and other vessel documents as directed
• Understudy the Master and deputize when he/she is indisposed
• Supervise the 2nd Mate’s activities and perform the duties of a DPO when required
• Assist the Master/Senior Mate during rig moves and anchor handling operations between drilling locations and in ports
• In relation to the vessel’s trim and stability requirements, communicate with the Chief Engineer regarding the disposition, loading, ordering and use of fuel, potable and drill water.
• Capable of performing DP incident investigation
• Capable of planning, executing, and leading DP trials and drills including black out recovery

QHSE:

• Incorporate the THINK process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team
• Participate in the START process
• Ensure that subordinate personnel are properly trained in the START process
• Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed
• Inspect, test and maintain all life saving equipment and fire fighting appliances; ensure readiness for immediate use when required
• Ensure compliance with environmental protection requirements as specified by Company policies and Regulatory bodies

• Ensure that the Company QHSE policies and other programs are communicated to and understood by all rig personnel
• Play an active part in the weekly meetings, FOCUS Improvement Program, and all other Company safety management systems.
• Ensure that new arrivals receive a full safety briefing and induction on the rig
• Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained onboard the rig
• Assist the Master in all emergency situations and emergency protection responses
• Assist the Master in coordinating weekly emergency drills along with monitoring and evaluation of the deck crew responses
• Assist in reviewing and updating the vessel’s safety case in consultation with vessel and shore-based management

Personnel:

• Competent to train new DP personnel and assess the skill level of new and existing DP personnel
• Meet the training requirements according to the applicable training matrix
• Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process
• Mentor, develop and train crew members to ensure that they are competent to work at their next job level
• Ensure proper and relevant communication with all personnel
• Maintain discipline onboard and ensure compliance with Company and regulatory disciplinary procedures
• Recommend promotion or disciplinary action up to and including discharge

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REPORTING:

• Reports to the Senior Dynamic Positioning Operator (DPO) and functionally to the Chief Mate

SUPERVISION:

• None

LOCATION:

• Dynamically positioned vessels

PREREQUISITES / QUALIFICATIONS:

• Valid Unlimited Mate License (required from 1 Jan 2012 onwards) or Unlicensed* (if hired prior to 1 Jan 2012)
• Recommendation by Master/OIM or Rig Manager and supported by recent performance appraisal
• Valid medical examination and vaccination certificates
• Knowledge of basic technical calculations required for the safe operation of the marine aspect of the rig
• Basic computer skills
• Meet all requirements as listed on the WWTM and the WW Licensing Matrix including but not limited to the following:
• GMDSS license
• Lifeboatman certificate
• Radar observers certification with ARPA endorsement
• ECDIS training required on vessels with ECDIS equipment installed
• Comprehensive Stability
• DP Operators with a Nautical Institute Certificate prior to 1 January 2012 who do not hold an Unlimited Mate’s License will be grandfathered from the Unlimited Mate License requirement.

BASIC FUNCTION:

• Operate the DP system and the VMS (where applicable) under the direct supervision of a certified DPO.
• Operate dynamic positioning equipment under the direction of a certified DPO
• Operate and understand the ballast control system, Power Management System and fire and gas systems
• Maintain the rig in a stable condition and at the correct draft and trim
• Assist in the setup of the DP system operational parameters
• Ensure that all DP system data are recorded
• Advise the Driller and Chief Mate of potential position loss
• Assist in performing Preventive Maintenance on DP equipment
• Assist with running and maintaining records for hydrophones and subsea beacons
• Make regular use of the onboard simulator, where available
• Ensure that there is adequate power and reserves of power for the maintenance of position and operations; give immediate attention to any problems
• Ensure that all defects and anomalies are reported to the Chief Mate or DPO and relevant department heads. Maintain records of these and ensure that they are corrected adequately
• Understudy the DPO
• Stand navigation watch as authorized by the individual’s license
• Manage the deck crews, working outside with them as required
• Sound ballast and bulk tanks. Assist with loading and sampling of bulk products as required
• Assist Chief Mate and Master with deck operations as required.
• Operate vessel’s radios as required
• Operate vessel’s radars as required
• Perform emergency duties and responsibilities as stated on the Station Bill, DP Emergency Response Plan and vessel specific Emergency Response Manual
• Complete ISM familiarization material
• Monitor all DP room alarms including DP system, VMS, Fire & Gas; Prioritize alarm response as necessary to maintain DP system operability by calling for technical assistance or additional DP room help
• Assist as directed by Chief Mate with rig projects
• Control the vessel using manual and joystick controls
• Use the Data Logger to optimize DP and Power Plant Operations
• Use the Data Logger to detect and mitigate DP and Power Plant problems
• Use the Data Logger to backup data
• Export Data Logger data to Excel Format
• Use radar displays for detection and interpretation of local severe weather patterns
• Know principles and planning of Power Plant operations
• Possess a basic understanding of diesel generator controls, operations, and failure modes
• Be familiar with principles of basic closed-loop control system theory
• Be familiar with Emergency Response Manual
• Be familiar with operation of all software required for the DPO position
• Know principles of thrusters performance, failure modes, and operation
• Know principles of DP operations
• Possess basic knowledge of the practical operation of the DP control system, including changing between systems and the various modes of operation
• Know principles of DP processing of reference systems, wind sensors, VRS, and other peripheral equipment
• Know basic operational theory, calibration methods, and failure modes of electronic riser and stack angle sensors
• Possess a basic understanding of WSOC, drift-off calculations, and riser analysis
• Possess a basic understanding of rig offset test to verify stack heading
• Possess a basic understanding of ROV operations
• Possess a basic understanding of EDS sequences and BOP operations
• Possess a basic understanding of drilling operations and well control
• Possess a basic understanding of boat handling
• Possess a basic understanding of helicopter operations
• Be familiar with basic operational theory and failure modes of pitch/roll/heave sensors
• Be familiar with basic operational theory and failure modes of satellite and acoustic position reference systems
• Possess knowledge of general math, trigonometry, and geometry
• Possess a basic knowledge of architecture of distributed automation systems
• Possess system-specific knowledge of DP Control System redundancy, alarms and warnings
• Possess system-specific knowledge of Vessel Management System redundancy, alarms and warnings
• Know operational response to all DP alarms (who to call, what to do)
• Know operational response to all Vessel Management System alarms (who to call, what to do)
• Know vessel's operations manuals and communications system
• Know vessel’s FMEA and its implications
• Complete training on any other systems relevant to the DP

QHSE:

• Incorporate the THINK planning process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team
• Participate in START Process
• Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed
• Carry out assigned duties in a safe manner according to Company policies and procedures
• Assist the Senior DPO, DPO, Chief Mate and/or Master during emergency situations and emergency protection responses as designated on the Station Bill
• Perform emergency duties and responsibilities as stated on the Station Bill, DP Emergency Response Plan, and the vessel specific Emergency Response Manual
• Assist in communicating all Company QHSE policies and other information to all rig personnel
• Play an active part in the weekly meetings and all other Company safety management systems
• Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained onboard the rig
• Perform planned maintenance of life saving, firefighting and other marine equipment

Personnel:

• Meet the training requirements according to the applicable training matrix
• Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process
• Assist in training of crewmembers in firefighting, safety and deck operations