We are looking to hire ROV Senior Tooling Technician.
This will be based on day rate contract.
OVERVIEW OF ROLE
The Senior Tooling Technician has the primary responsibility for the maintenance and repair of the subsea tooling, implementation and monitoring of technical procedures and reporting, work management and execution and supervision of tooling personnel and tooling operational tasks.
The Senior Tooling Technician is required to support decommissioning operations using a range of equipment including, but are not limited to, Diamond Wire Saws, Shear Cutters, Grapples, ILT’s and Dredge Systems.
All personnel are expected to contribute to creating a positive HSEQ culture within Subsea 7 and ensure familiarity with and adherence to local HSEQ codes and practices.
All personnel are also expected to contribute to creating a culture of ethics and integrity within Subsea 7 and ensure familiarity with and adherence to our Code of Conduct.
Specific Key Responsibilities & Activities
- Detailed briefing of relief Tooling Technician before leaving operation site, or upon demobilisation providing written fault/maintenance report to assist Base Staff.
- Detailed daily reporting of all Tooling operations in the last 24 hours to be completed to assist Project and Base Staff.
- Ensuring that the subsea tooling and all its systems are in complete working order and in compliance with all technical requirements throughout the contract period. (NB: This may involve working in base to ensure that the system is acceptable prior to mobilisation).
- Ensuring that the subsea tooling is checked before and after the dive in accordance with relevant pre and post dive check lists.
- Organising the planned maintenance for the subsea tooling and maintaining complete technical records and logs, including any authorised modifications and special fits.
- Carrying out general operations team duties as required.
- Supervision of a shift of tooling technicians during 24 hour operations
- The ROV Senior Tooling Technician shall actively comply with the Subsea 7 Competence Assurance Scheme.
- The ROV Senior Tooling Technician shall actively comply with the requirements of the Global Subsea 7 HSEQ Training Program.
- As directed by Tooling / ROV supervisor
PERSON SPECIFICATION
- Technical or Engineering Qualification to a minimum of HNC level
- As per Subsea 7 competence assurance system covering requirements of IMCA C001 Competence Guidelines & Competence Tables and IMCA R002 – Entry Level Requirements for ROV Personnel
- Preferably 2 years offshore subsea tooling operations in the capacity of ROV Tooling Technician.
- Task Risk Assessment
- Corporate HSEQ Induction
- Site HSEQ Induction
- Employing Company Induction
- Manual Handling
- Environmental Awareness
- Regional Offshore Training Requirements e.g. relevant Offshore Survival, Safety Delegates.
- Subsea 7 Permit to Work
- Site Specific Permit to Work
- BMS Awareness
- Lift Planning
- Safe Provision and use of Work Equipment
- Safe use of Hazardous Substances
- Waste Management
- Noise Awareness
- Hydraulics
- High Voltage
- Working at Heights