Head of Marine; Compliance & MWS

Responsibilities

• Lead Marine Incident Management, Reporting and Investigation processes for Major Projects. Identify events latent conditions, monitor negative trends and actions on effective improvements.
• Responsible for the Marine Assurance and Vessels Surveillance program implementation within the Group.
• Coordinate the vessel performance review and regularly report on Marine Operations KPIs.
• Marine Focal point for key interfaces with LNG Marine Dept, Offshore Operations and Project Management Teams.
• Establish and consolidate Marine execution standards and support projects on marine vendors pre‑qualification, vessels reviews and selection.
• MP Marine SME facilitating and supporting Risk Screening and Formal Risk Assessment with offshore operations stakeholders, third parties, PMTs, Contractors and Vessel Owners.
• Consolidate the MP Marine Units forecast with focus on identifying synergies and opportunities among Major Projects (i.e. marine units, marine coordination personnel).
• Facilitate value proposition packages for optimised vessels utilisation within the Offshore Spread.
• Implement and maintain an efficient Marine Incident Reporting System, support on root causes analysis and corrective action identification and implementation.
• Lead critical marine incident investigations (as MP Marine SME), attend offshore survey/inspections and marine audits.
• Support Project Marine Coordinators and PMTs on Marine Units Defect & Breakdown Management and facilitate critical restart plans to minimise operational downtime.
• Consolidate the marine operation best practices and facilitate consistent implementation among Major Projects, support the standardisation of marine assurance processes.
• Capture lessons learned (LL) from previous projects and effectively support learnings sharing on current and future projects. Issue Marine Safety Flashes and Alerts.
• Promote Marine Safety Leadership, by supporting a Proactive Safety Culture and implementing industry leading Safety best practices and initiatives, including extensive use of Life Saving Rules and leading indicators to influence excellent HSES performance. Maintain a learning environment for turning safety visions to improvements plans.
• Contract Representative for Company MWS & Consultancy Contracts. Responsible for the execution of the contract and interface between Company (PMT) and Contractor.

• Bachelors degree in sciences, marine disciplines, or engineering or Marine First‑Class Certificate of Competency (Master Mariner (STCW II/2), Chief Engineer (STCW III/2)).
• 10 years seagoing experience as a shipboard engineer or sea officer, including 2 years as Chief Engineer or Master.
• The Head of Marine shall be experienced in handling/ managing offshore marine units operating in the oil and gas industry.
• Marine and offshore installation experience, including management level or equivalent, with responsibility for managing offshore spreads and major offshore projects execution.
• Knowledge of oil and gas industry bodies, national and international maritime and shipping regulations.
• Strong operational marine knowledge.
• Knowledgeable in International Maritime Regulations, Codes and Standards.
• Experienced in handling and managing offshore marine units operating in the oil and gas industry.
• Broad and extensive knowledge of critical marine operations including offshore installation, construction vessels and barges, heavy lifts, transportation, pipe and cable lay, jack‑up accommodation barges, and dive support vessels.
• Knowledge of Dynamic Positioning Systems & Operations, DP FMEA Analysis, DP FMEA Proving Trials, Annual DP Trials, ASOG/CAM.

• Day Rate in USD Plus Allowance

• 10 Hours / 6 Days

• 36 Months, with possible extension

• Qatar