Drilling Well Equipment Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Coordinate Well Intervention warehouse activities and prioritize activities according to drilling sequence and other parameters.
• Conduct QA/QC acceptance checks on all new equipment being received into the warehouse.
• Responsible for make-up and testing of completion sub‑assemblies.
• Keep on top of sub‑assembly requirements and ensure that sufficient stock is kept.
• Issue CWO and SO as required.
• Monitor and witness spot checks of sub‑assembly make‑up and test at vendors to verify correct make‑up and test procedures are followed.
• Check all assembly sheets for correct data, i e Dimensions Threads Storage Preparation.
• Check dimensions specs against manufacturers description and ensure products are as ordered and fully functional.
• Check SCSSSV HCMs Ball Valves etc. are functional and pressure‑tight.
• Ensure SAP workflows are done for the associated equipment movements.
• Visit contractors as required for pre‑load out inspections.
• Prepare and inspect equipment for load out.
• Track all Well Intervention major equipment such that exact location is known at all times.
• Inspect equipment returned to the warehouse and arrange for repair and/or replacement.
• Identify missing equipment and chase up offshore locations for returns.
• Maintain and improve Action List Well Intervention‑Offshore, allocating job priorities in accordance with urgency.
• Ensure the list is updated as jobs are executed and that proper handovers are created by the Offshore Well Intervention Supervisor if jobs are still ongoing.
• Ensure all service equipment is maintained, serviced and within calibration and/or certification.
• Set up and maintain a certification and testing program for all COMPANY PCE not limited to but including MPI Thread Inspection and Pressure Testing.

• Extensive knowledge of completion and Well Intervention (slick line in particular) equipment, technology and workflows.
• Experience with equipment requests and mobilization process (including SAP).
• Knowledge of QA/QC process.
• Level and type of initial higher education:
  Mechanical Engineering or Maintenance Technician degree.
• Number of years of relevant experience: 10 yrs in Oilfield - Offshore exposure.
• 3yrs minimum technical, personal and/or linguistic competencies.
• Fluent English compulsory;
  Middle East or Asian language a plus.
• Professional or HSE certifications: IWCF level 2.