Lead a crew of technicians to execute maintenance activities in a safe, efficient, and reliable manner in accordance with established policies and procedures, in alignment with company objectives. Support maintenance activities, projects, and initiatives within offshore on the Main Complex and Remote Wellhead facilities, as instructed; Functions in alignment with company values to manage operational and safety risks;

• Participates as an Emergency Response Team member during facility emergencies;
• Ensure Work Management controls are in place, for safe execution of planned work activities;
• Follows best practices and lesson learnt while planning or performing maintenance activities;
• Ensure all job prerequisites are available/verified activity commencement, including BPO, TBT, LMRA;
• Ability to execute PM/CM activities independently at remote platform facilities with remote support from line supervisor;
• Ensures maintenance details are captured and registered with company SAP system;
• Troubleshoots equipment failure or operational problems with support from other technical parties;
• Conducts periodic field quality audits and inspections;
• Works a 28/28-day rotation, working a 12-hour shift cycle.

Your Tasks

• Maintain an understanding of the company processes and participates and supports this process to minimize SHE incidents;
• Prepare, perform, and oversee maintenance activities related within own discipline, PM/CM/SD and minor EMOC activities in collaboration with the discipline or production supervisor, either in field or in the workshop, utilizing company safe work practices and in compliance with applicable maintenance procedures;
• Establish that all identified material and spares are available and in good condition before commencement of maintenance activity;
• Provide accurate records and close-out reports of all completed work in alignment with company requirements, as detailed within the SAP Maintenance Management system and as requested by discipline supervisor;
• Support troubleshooting of field equipment issues, faults, and failures though investigation;
• using P&IDs, technical equipment drawings, BOM Index, equipment data sheets and other documents to rectify anomalies and reinstate equipment;
• Conduct regular toolbox meeting with colleagues and report all Near Miss Incidents and events during activities via the appropriate observation reporting system;
• Maintain tools and equipment in optimum condition and ensures the calibration validity of all equipment is retained and is available during any maintenance process, in compliance with all SHE&Q policies, procedures and standards;
• Complete hazard identification assessments, JSA’s and LMRA’s to ensure that all mandatory requirements for the issued PTW are in place prior to work commencement and throughout the work activities until completion;
• Provide for the co-ordination of contract services staff, when working on site to undertake maintenance and repair activities on installed equipment, to ensure the appropriate standard of work is carried out and that all safety and environmental standards are adhered to;
• Perform assigned Emergency Response Team activities as directed during the offshore rotation period.

Your Profile

• Completion of Secondary School followed by discipline-based apprenticeship training, which should be a five-year vocational credential (HND or equivalent);
• 7 years’ experience in maintenance within the oil and gas sector, experience in offshore facilities operating with safety first concept, work permit system, of which 3 years in Supervisory level;
• Hands on experience on discipline maintenance and troubleshooting of equipment;
• Proficient in written and spoken English;
• Ability to work under pressure;
• Computer literacy including Microsoft Office, MS project, SAP;
• Good interpersonal skills and the ability to work as a team member;
• Good adaptability to a multinational environment, with wide exposure to various cultures and customs.