The Marine Lead will guide and support project teams with extensive knowledge of safety protocols and best practices in the Maritime Industry.
Support Marine Incident Management, Reporting and Investigation processes for Major Projects. Identify events latent conditions, monitor negative trends and actions on effective improvements.
About this role
Maintain a robust and effective Marine Assurance and compliance reporting process for the Offshore Spread operating within the Major Projects Group
Support Marine Assurance processes integration and standardization through engagement on independent project reviews (Gate/ CER)
Analize technical marine operational challenges, develop and implement effective solutions to improve efficiency and reliability
Monitor and report on Marine Assurance and Vessels Surveillance program implementation within the Group. Coordinate the vessel performance review and regularly report on Marine Operations KPIs.
Engage with key interfaces between LNG Marine Dept, Offshore Operations and Project Management Teams.
Monitor Marine execution standards and support projects on marine vendors prequalification, vessels reviews and selection.
MP Marine SME facilitating and supporting Risk Screening and Formal Risk Assessment with offshore operations stakeholders, third parties, PMTs, Contractors and Vessel Owners.
Support and participate in Vessel Accident/ Incident Investigations related to Marine Units and maintaining marine compliance with LNG incident reporting and investigation requirements.
Provide regular input to the Marine Incidents Review process, capturing critical knowledge and lessons learned from marine events experienced on the project while participating and sharing this information at the BiMonthly Accident/ Incident review meeting.
Actively contribute as Marine SME for Independent Project Reviews (IPRs) in accordance with the LNG Project Management System.
Consolidate and monitor Project Marine KPI's and Marine Unit Performance standards. Responsible for the management of the MP Marine Compliance Matrix, including Marine barriers and KPI's.
Support Project Marine Coordinators and PMTs with management of Marine Units Defect & Breakdown process and facilitate critical restart plans to minimize operational downtime through Fit for Service (FFS) review/endorsement.
Consolidate the marine operation best practices and facilitate consistent implementation among Major Projects, support the standardization of marine assurance processes.
Capture lessons learned (LL) from previous projects and effectively support learnings sharing on current and future projects.
Promote Marine Safety Leadership, by supporting a Proactive Safety Culture and implement industry leading Safety best practices and initiatives, including extensive use of Life Saving Rules and leading indicators to influence excellent HSES performance.
Maintain a learning environment for turning safety visions to improvements plans.
Is this you?
Bachelor's degree in sciences, marine disciplines, engineering or Diploma in Marine or Nautical disciplines, and STCW II/2, STCW III/2 Certification.
8 years seagoing experience as a shipboard engineer or sea officer, including 1 year as Chief Engineer or Master
Knowledge of oil and gas industry bodies, national and international maritime and shipping regulations.
Strong technical and operational marine knowledge.
Knowledgeable in International Maritime Regulations, Codes and Standards.
Experienced in handling and managing offshore marine units operating in the oil and gas industry.
Broad knowledge of critical marine operations including offshore installation, construction vessels and barges, heavy lifts, transportation, pipe and cable lay, jack-up accommodation barges, and dive support vessels.
Previous EPC Contractor experience is required
Previous Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS) and Marine Consultancy experience is required (Preferably OVID accreditation).