Offshore Integrity Supervisor

The Offshore Integrity Supervisor reports to the Maintenance Superintendent and has a technical/operational alignment with the Asset Integrity Construction team. The role is responsible for executing the painting program, spool replacements, repairs on piping and structure, removal and installation of insulation, and removal and installation of PFP. The Offshore Integrity Supervisor also supports asset upgrade activities (brownfield projects) and shutdown activities, leads vendors, and participates in planning and execution activities.

Reports To

Maintenance Superintendent

Immediate Subordinates

Fabric Maintenance vendors, scaffolding, welders, painters.

Accountable For:
Responsibilities & Standards
Implementation of Management System

Promote safety awareness and broad application of the Management System, codes of practice, and prime policies.

Management of Personnel

Demonstrate leadership and exercise the role of company representative onboard.

Liaise effectively with all relevant onshore and offshore departments.

Control of Works

Lead welding, painting, scaffolding, construction activities, and vendors’ teams.

Ensure installations are performed efficiently in accordance with the approved Task Risk Assessment and Permit To Work.

Ensure a smooth synchronization of activities, eliminating occurrence of symptoms.

Identify technical issues and escalation them as appropriate to ensure early resolution and facilitate execution.

Provide guidance and technical support to the Installation Work Package issuance.

Identify systems to be offline when a spool replacement is required for the planning schedule to be divided by packages and to capture unforeseen opportunities.

Ensure effective communication and clarify grey zones with the Project Engineer / Offshore Superintendent when things are not clear in task plans.

Approve WO requests and control backlog, being responsible for the closing of all executed WO from the discipline.

Be accountable for planning and execution, maintaining or reducing duration of activities.

Run risk assessments and toolbox talks, ensuring different departments work together to ensure safety and efficiency during execution of task plans.

Cascade the safety rules and ensure that the rules are understood and applied by the team.

Anticipate the necessary safety training for the team and report needs to the HSE advisor.

Supported by the HSE advisor, continually maintain a high level of awareness on HSE topics and procedures amongst the team via training and awareness sessions.

Emergency Response

Carry out Emergency Response role (see Station Bill).

Demonstrate competence in Emergency Response drills and exercises.

Functional Competencies

Offshore Standards

Offshore Handover

Offshore Emergency Response

Offshore Non-destructive Inspection

Offshore Reports

Offshore Planning Work

Offshore Technical Knowledge

Offshore Technical Issues

Offshore Manage Work

Offshore Safety Management

Pre-hire Qualifications and Experience

Degree qualification in an Engineering discipline, or a technical qualification potentially acceptable with proven experience of more than 10 years with production facilities.

Experience in the upstream oil and gas industry, ideally FPSOs, piping inspection/construction, and asset integrity.

Technical knowledge of construction activities such as welding, painting, scaffolding, spool replacement, PFP, and insulation.

Experience in shutdowns and major unit projects.

Planning and scheduling knowledge.

Experience in non-destructive inspection with a significant piping materials/corrosion background.

Good sense of economics and good analytical skills.

Proficiency in English at a minimum of B1 level according to the CEFR international standard.

Medically fit according to the Company GEMS Instruction Health Requirements to Work Offshore.

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