The purpose of the Marine Specialist is to serve as primary focal person for Company’s Vessel Management Team (VMT) on all marine related matters.
Interfaces with Contractor’s office-based and site-based Marine Teams.
Serve as Company Site Rep on board Jack-Up barges and construction vessels for move-in/move-out and mooring at BF and GF facilities to support on-vessel marine safety, quality, and incident response and provide marine technical support to COMPANY Vessel Teams.
Working in a challenging offshore environment
Assist with problem solving utilizing prior experience
Manage marine incident response
Manage a multi-cultural team in an offshore environment
Main focal point on marine matters onboard Contractor’s Vessel
About this role
Works independently within established marine procedures, plans and budgets and contributes to the development of these deliverables.
Monitors Contractor’s marine performance and ensure specifications / approved procedures are followed.
Undertakes complex marine tasks and acts as Person in Charge for project construction & installation teams and coordinates with internal customers e.g., Marine, Operations on all marine matters.
Assists Project Management with planning, procedure review and technical support of marine execution matters.
Ensures that any issues evaluated during HAZID / HIRA processes, or that are raised during safety meetings, are closed prior to the start of work.
Takes initiatives, based on experienced gained, to deliver timely and cost-effective service.
Works effectively within established procedures or creates and endorses new marine procedures as necessary to further develop the Project Management philosophy.
Acts as Company Site Representative or Marine Specialist as directed by Management onboard Jack-Up Barges, construction barges / vessels (heavy lift, pipelay, workboats) and transportation vessels to supervise movement and mooring of these marine vessels during field execution. Performs marine inspection prior to mobilization.
Attends vessel safety meetings and toolbox talks to ensure there is a clear understanding of the marine activities that are to be performed.
Relays all relevant Safety Alerts with the Contractor and the Vessel Management Team.
Conducts marine equipment audits ensuring all relevant certification and audits are up to date and that any close-out actions from audits have been carried out.
Reviews Contractors personnel certifications and qualifications.
Participates in daily walk-through observations of operational areas onboard the marine vessels, to check on progress, safety, and housekeeping.
Keeps a detailed diary covering Project marine activities offshore with reference to any specific messages, e-mails, or telephone conversations.
Supervises the Contractor's closeout reporting. Develops ‘lessons learned’ relating to marine matters upon Project completion.
Is this you?
Master Mariner’s license in compliance with STCW II/2
10 years minimum experience as Master Mariner
3 years minimum offshore marine supervisory experience on Construction Vessels and Jackup Barges
Demonstrate extensive experience on marine vessels and movements/mooring of Jackup Barges and anchored barges
Demonstrate basic training or knowledge in
Marine Inspection
Lifting and Rigging
IMCA Requirements for DP vessel operations
STCW Requirements
Proficiency in Microsoft Office
Fluency in spoken and written English
Strong technical and problem solving skills.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Good coordination, influencing and interface skills.