Marine Equipment Engineer

RESPONSIBILITIES

The Marine Engineer is responsible for managing matters relating to marine and cargo operations in Region 2 and provide active support to existing and future marine operations in the Region.

MAIN TASKS

Marine Support to the R2 Fleet:
• Review the marine related Management of Change processes;
• Ensure the marine related Manuals are up to date;
• Provide expertise and technical support for marine systems related issues;
• Participate to the investigations of marine related incidents/accidents/equipment failures;
• Support any emergencies in the Monaco Emergency Control Center;
• Keep updated the stability software for the Units in operation and run the software in the MECC as necessary;
• Review and verify the applicability to the Region units of all internal SBM alerts such as GTS Alerts, Safety Alerts, Maintenance Alerts related to the Marine System;
• Collaborate with the budget preparations for the units;
• Visit the shore bases or offshore sites as required.

Marine Support to the Future Operations in R2 and other Company Departments:
• Support the Operability and Operations Readiness Department for the marine discipline by:
• Participating in HAZID, HAZOP during the project phase;
• Reviewing Operations Manuals before issue;
• Participating in pre-sailaway audits in the yards and pre-start-up audits on board the units for the marine discipline;
• Support and provide marine operational experience to all other SBM departments such as the Assets Integrity, Technical Authorities and the Marine Safety Working Group.

ABS/FLAG and other support:
• Assist in maintaining high level contact with ABS to ensure that the FPSOs fleet 5 years fee agreement and the RRDA agreement are in place allowing an effective day to day management by the respective Shorebases;
• Maintain high level contact with BMA allowing an effective day to day coordination by the respective Shorebases of the FPSOs compliance with flag requirements;
• Liaising with Classification Society Head Office on behalf of the local Operations Management for requests for exemption, extensions etc.;
• Review incoming Rules and Regulations updates, verify applicability to RoW Fleet and initiate process to get the RoW Fleet to comply with these updates as required;
• Keep abreast of technological, market, political, financial, execution and economic developments in the offshore/shipping/shipbuilding and related industries.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Marine Engineering degree or First Class University Degree and/or Class 1 Steam or Motor Certificate or equivalent qualification and experience;
• Minimum 10 years’ experience in offshore operations / FPSO experience and/or Sailing Vessels (Oil Tankers, LNG tankers, etc);
• Adequate knowledge of steam plants and all associated components;
• Knowledge of stability software is a plus;
• Process Safety Management knowledge;
• Incident investigation;
• Strong written, verbal and interpersonal communications skills;
• Ability to work effectively with team members of all disciplines;
• English Spoken and written.