Mechanical Outage Coordinator – LNG Plant

Rates:
Up to $60/hr non-exempt

Mob/Demob: $500 each way

Work Schedule:

4/10’s + 1/8 (48 hours weekly) **

Note:

May be asked to work nights during execution if needed

Must be a US Citizen

• Manages and Coordinates Mechanical Turnaround work execution according to Venture Global HSSE process and procedures, to prevent or mitigate exposures to unsafe work conditions or SIMOPS.
• Responsible in meeting VG STO Gate process deliverables under his area of responsibility.
• Assures compliance with and communication of all conditions inherent to Management of Change within the operating facility.
• Assists with coordination of daily schedule change and progress meetings, specifically assuring availability of essential stakeholders
• Facilitates the Turnaround scope of work workshops under his/her area of responsibility, ensures works are captured in SAP, STO Revisions and STO IDs.
• Serves as SME and supports Turnaround Planners for the development of execution work packs under his area of responsibility.
• Support the identification of risks on time, cost, scope, and provides recommendations for corrective and improvement actions.
• Work with Turnaround Scheduler for the development of schedules under his area of responsibility and supports Critical Path Method (CPM). Works with Turnaround Logistic Coordinator for logistics, tools, equipment certifications/mobilization as required.
• Serves as “conflict resolution” interface between Contractors, Third parties and VG. Monitors Pre-Execution and Post turnaround work progress against established schedule baselines. Updates, coordinates and communicate progress and schedule risk changes to all active parties and including third party contractors or vendors as required.
• Act as SME for continuous improvement/Lesson learned.

• MUST have mechanical planning experience in SAP

Candidate must have the ability to walk on uneven or rugged industrial construction and plant surfaces, and stand for extended periods during site inspections or coordination meetings. Candidate may be required to possess the capacity to climb stairs, vertical ladders, and scaffolding—frequently ranging from ground level up to high elevations or tall processing towers. Candidate should have the ability to kneel, crouch, twist the upper body, stoop, and stretch to examine equipment, piping, or fabricated components.

Routine capability to lift or carry equipment, documents, or materials, typically ranging up to 25 to 50 pounds (often without mechanical assistance in the field). Candidate must have the ability to pass pre-employment medical, drug/alcohol screenings, and wear PPE such as hard hats, safety boots, glasses, high vis vests, hearing protection, etc. Lastly, individual may be exposed to outdoor weather, including summer heat/humidity or cold weather, rain, wind or high noise industrial environments.