At Subsea 7, we take pride in being recognised globally as a leader across the Energy Industry. For 5 decades our people have delivered over 1,000 projects in all water depths across our energy hubs and we continue to do so, adapting and evolving in an ever-changing world.
Our sustainability and ongoing success are only possible through innovation, collaboration and the development and diversity of our people, assets, and technology. By joining Subsea 7, you become part of a team of people who everyday ‘Make Incredible Things Happen’.
POSITION OVERVIEW
Subsea 7 are looking for a Marine Technical Engineer to work within Offshore Resources team on a full-time, permanent basis in our Westhill, Aberdeen office.
This will be in our Fleet & Equipment group, which helps form part of the wider Offshore Resources team. Offshore Resources are an internal service provider within Subsea 7 ​​supporting all the regions with the vessels, equipment and people they need to deliver projects worldwide. We support the Subsea 7 SURF & Conventional fleet currently at 28 vessels, which includes dive, pipelay and heavy construction vessels. The Fleet & Equipment Function has full budget & technical responsibility for the day to day running of our fleet of owned and 3rd party Vessels incorporating the fixed equipment onboard and the mobile equipment stored onshore catalogued for project use
The Marine Technical Engineer position is an excellent opportunity to join the Technical & Engineering team supporting an advanced, modern fleet of Offshore Support Vessels, spanning across many regions and sectors within the business. This is a key role within the group and provides the opportunity to be part of the wider energy transition phase by being involved in multiple initiatives and technical projects to make a significant impact on fleet performance and a reduction in vessel emissions as well as being able to work and collaborate across multiple areas of the business including Fleet and Equipment, Asset & Development, Digitalisation, Energy transition and the Sustainability groups
For the right candidate you will be able to drive your own personal development and further your skills and knowledge within the following areas through:
- Supporting Renewables and O&G project campaigns, through the S7 diverse fleet.
- Vessel Performance & Maintenance Strategies.
- Innovation and Emerging Technologies specific to the S7 Fleets.
- Sustainability and our energy transition goals.
The candidates we are looking for should have demonstrable marine/offshore experience in the capacity of Chief Engineer, 1st or 2nd Engineer. We are keen to hear from applicants not only from Oil and Gas Vessel backgrounds, but also from those with relevant shipping, Shuttle tankers, Ferry and Cruise operating DP or Class Surveyors/Consultants.
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.
Specific Key Responsibilities & Activities
Reporting to the Marine Systems Technical Authority. The role will act as a technical specialist for all Subsea 7 assets specifically focused on marine engineering, planned maintenance and equipment upgrades
Main tasks and responsibilities include:
- Focal point for Marine Engineering technical consultancy and planned maintenance systems.
- Analyse results of condition monitoring systems and if required initiate changes to Planned or Condition Based Maintenance Systems.
- Assist in review and creation of technical specifications.
- A key member, responsible for supporting the Vessel Superintendents with technical operating issues and Offshore teams.
- Promote planned maintenance across the fleet and encourage users to engage with the systems/procedures in place.
- Involved in analysis of ship performance and technical improvements to be implemented in ship maintenance systems.
- Contribute to the development of PMS implementation procedures, including philosophy, hierarchy and content.
- Ensure that proper preventive maintenance policies are in place and support marine crew in the implementation of those policies accordingly.
- Work within budget restraints for the efficient operation and maintenance of vessels.
- Involved in planning and execution vessel dockings, modifications and repairs.
- Liaise with Classification Societies and Maritime Authorities relevant to maintenance of vessel certification.
- Interface between OEM / equipment service engineers for works onboard.
- Liaise with external contractors when reviewing / optimising maintenance regimes.
- Liaise with SCM (Buyers) and Logistics to ensure spare parts requisitions are dealt with in due time to not jeopardize operation of the vessel(s).
PERSON SPECIFICATION
- Good demonstrable knowledge of offshore vessel marine engineering systems.
- A good communicator with a range of interpersonal skills.
- Capable of thinking ahead and anticipating vessel(s) requirements.
- Sufficient maritime and managerial experience to provide a level of confidence within the ranks of the marine crew.
- Thorough knowledge of marine activities relative to vessel operating parameters.
- Sufficient technical knowledge to contribute towards the resolution of technical problems.
- Self-motivated and happy working within a team or leading a team.
- Able to work independently and prioritise tasks effectively.
- Travel Requirements: On occasion, worldwide.
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE
- Essential - Demonstrable, relevant marine/offshore experience in the capacity of Chief Engineer, 1st or 2nd Engineer.
- Essential - Degree in an engineering discipline or HND/HNC or STCW Marine Engineer (class 1).
- Desirable - A minimum of five years planned maintenance (TM Master ideally) experience in Maritime Industry.
- Essential - A very good understanding of power plant and propulsion systems specific to offshore vessels.
- Essential - Experience in Vessel Dry Docks and repair periods.
- Desirable - Worked previously or presently working within an offshore vessel operator’s technical department.