Marine Technician

Job description

Segment

Upstream
Role synopsis

As a core member of the Marine Operations team, the Post Holder will report to the Marine Supervisor and be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of marine and utility systems in compliance with Company policies. Health, Safety and Environmental programmes are key to a successful operation. The individual will be expected to actively support and contribute to the implementation of such activities. This role also requires safe and efficient response to Marine and utility related alarms and shutdowns and the demonstration of being a good team player. Initially, this role will be to support final commissioning of the FPSO, followed by 1st Oil in early 2017.
There are currently two possible work locations; Shore based at the North Sea HQ in Aberdeen and Offshore West of Shetland on-board the FPSO. Candidates could be placed at either of these locations to support the final preparations for first oil. The work pattern is an Initial rotation of 3 weeks on 3 weeks off, prior to eventually moving to North Sea rota pattern of 3 weeks on, 4 weeks off, 3 weeks on, 5 weeks off.
Req ID

76068BR
Location

United Kingdom - Scotland - Aberdeen/Dyce
Is this a part time position?

No
Relocation available

Rotational position
Travel required

Yes - up to 50%
Key accountabilities

Including but not limited to:-
Demonstrate good safety behaviours at all times and stop all unsafe acts witnessed. As part of the marine operations team, deliver on a personal commitment to safety.
Safe conduct of marine operations and minimise the impact of all platform marine operations on the environment. Compliance with operating procedures and standards, applicable legislation, safety guidelines and codes. Responsible for safe marine operations, including loading, ballasting, crude oil washing and export to shuttle tankers as well as day to day logistical operations and support vessel co-ordination.
Compilation / review of process operating procedures, vessel stability/ loading/ offloading plans. Deliver full compliance with the Operating Management System/ BP Golden Rules/ Site safety standards and BP federal SMS. Participate in team safety meetings and advocate an exemplary safety culture within the team. Delivery of the asset plan in relation to marine and utility systems. Day to day delivery of marine priorities based on maintaining integrity of marine and associated systems. Provide operational input into long term projects and TAR plans as required by asset management. Act as member of the emergency control team as required by the emergency response plan.
Essential Education

Qualified Mariner certified to OOW (Unlimited) minimum STCW 95 Reg 11/1 Class 3 and relevant experience of tanker operations
Desirable criteria and qualifications

- Chief Mate (Unlimited) Certificate of Competency - Dangerous Cargo Endorsement for Oil/Gas - Experience with Dynamic Positioning Systems - Competent Isolating Authorities within the ISSOW system
About BP

Our business is the exploration, production, refining, trading and distribution of energy. This is what we do, and we do it on a truly global scale. BP operates with business activities and customers in more than 80 countries across six continents. Every day, we serve millions of customers around the world. We are continually looking for talented, committed and ambitious people to help us shape the face of energy for the future.

Application close date

19-Apr-2017
Sub-category

Technicians
Job category

Operations
Countries (State/Region)

United Kingdom - Scotland

Desired profile

Essential experience and job requirements

Conversant with relevant legislation, guidelines and codes as applicable to oil tanker/FPSO operations.
Full understanding of the risks and controls involved in shuttle tanker/ FPSO operations.
Other Requirements (eg Travel, Location)

There are no additional requirements. Please respond with N/A below.