We have a requirement for Equipment Technician to join our team.
Sites: Ingleside, Vigra, Bintan, UBU, Angola, Glasgow
Candidates should be prepared to work across variety of locations.
Rotation: 8 On 3 Off / 6 On 2 Off
Role Profile
Job Title: Senior Equipment Technician
Reports to: Equipment Manager
Location: Worldwide Onshore & Offshore
OVERVIEW OF ROLE
Responsible for the repair, maintenance and calibration to all welding production equipment, peripherals and associated components.
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
- Supervise and allocate tasks to Equipment Technician, Pipe Facing Leader
- Supervise and Liaise with technical partner Technicians.
- Oversee equipment mobilisation, demobilisation, calibration and maintenance and support activities as required.
- Deal with technical issues for equipment, problem solving and fault finding.
- Ensure that certification certificates and equipment records are maintained.
- Liaise with management.
- Submit reports as required, including weekly updates
- Carry out research and modifications
- Promote safe working practices, lead toolbox talks
- Carry out training as required with technicians.
- Maintain Data Acquisition equipment and be point of contact for technical support.
- Ensure Equipment Spares and Stock is at the correct levels and controlled.
- Ensure Electrical / PAT Testing is carried out on required equipment and up to date.
- Provide support to Vessel welding foreman for offshore equipment requirements.
- Support Tie in operations including purging equipment, umbilicals and other associated equipment.
- Maintain and support pipeline transportation and alignment equipment.
AUTHORITY/DIMENSIONS
- Operate within the Code of Conduct
- Operate according to Subsea 7’s Management Principles
- Support standards and procedures for the Equipment Function
KEY RELATIONSHIPS/ STAKEHOLDERS
Internal
- Equipment Superintendent
- Equipment Technical Manager
- Welding Foreman/Superintendent
- Production Manager
- Equipment Department Personnel
- HSEQ
ORGANISATION STRUCTURE
Organisation Structure can be accessed via SharePoint.
PERSON SPECIFICATION
- Experienced time served engineer with electrical, electronics and mechanical experience is essential
- Supervisory experience / man-management would be beneficial
- Experience of production / automated manufacturing maintenance would be preferred
- Must have proven fault finding skills and ability to resolve minor malfunctions/equipment errors at shop-floor level
- Must be computer literate with experience of software interfaces e.g. PLC programming, robotic
- Experienced in the following equipment would be beneficial-
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- Vermaat/Lincoln Mechanised Equipment
- CRC P625 System
- CRC CMT System
- Laser / Camera systems
- Operation of Selmers Line Up Systems
- Siemens S7
- Maintenance & Fault Finding of Pipe Line up systems.
- Plasma Cutting Equipment
- Miller Inverters
- Fronius Manual Welding Equipment
- Induction Heating Systems
- Protem Pipe Facing Machines (PFM’s)
- Protem Hydraulic Power Units (H.P.U’s)
- Internal Line Up Clamps including Purge Clamps
- Compressors
- Generators
- Assumes accountability for successful delivery of own work objectives.
- Communicates effectively and articulately at all levels
- Demonstrates a positive attitude and flexibility in work approach.
- Works well independently, shows good initiative, demonstrates good decision-making skills and responses proactively to problems/issues.
- Risk focused and demonstrates effective forward planning.
- Works effectively as part of a team.
- Demonstrates professional approach when representing Subsea7, builds and enhances relationships with Internal Stakeholders where required.
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TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
Dependent on the experience of the post holder
Equipment Training
- Automatic welding equipment – direct manufacturer training or structured internally designed programme
- Bevelling equipment – direct manufacturer training (ideally onsite) or structured internally designed programme
- Line up equipment – direct manufacturer training (ideally onsite) or structured internally designed programme
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Calibration and maintenance procedure under instruction of experienced Equipment Engineer
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Job shadow (during production) with experienced Equipment Engineer – on job training on maintenance procedures / fault findings
Onsite job training/briefings
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Health, Safety, Environmental and Site Induction completed (will depend on previous experience on site)
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Site walk through to review all main equipment and maintenance requirements within a typical Spoolbase environment
- safe systems of work
- company training requirements
- expected standards of quality
- care and maintenance of welding equipment and responsibility for others
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