Vaga Offshore – Multinacional Subsea 7 requisita profissional para a área de operações offshore, neste dia 24

Offshore Position – Multinational Subsea 7 Seeks Professional for Offshore Operations Area on This Day 24

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 24/04/2020 at 19:29

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Higher education professionals can apply for the position of Offshore Operations Coordinator at the multinational oil and gas company Subsea 7, for Rio de Janeiro. A degree in engineering, oceanography, or geology is required for the role.

Subsea 7 has over 11,000 people in 33 countries and a deep understanding of the evolving energy sector. It creates sustainable value, being the partner of choice in delivering the solutions the world needs.

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Offshore Operations Coordinator

Some Key Responsibilities:

Plan, coordinate, and supervise all operations of the vessel or other units within the company to carry out underwater installations, developing, evaluating, and implementing procedures and selecting equipment to be used for the operations and the fulfillment of contracts, within established standards and deadlines.

Stay informed and updated with the company’s procedures in general, promoting continuous improvements in operational activities and safety on the vessel.

Identify the need for revision of standard and executive procedures of activities, as well as their absence. Ensure that these are followed by the teams.

Identify incidents of behaviors and/or attitudes, unsafe conditions, processes, and/or other related factors. Report to the immediate supervisor and document or request documentation according to the tools in the company’s system.

Prepare calculations for defining positioning (flexible lines, equipment, and others); prepare the execution of the launch and raise awareness among vessel teams about the operations to be carried out.

Supervise operations on the deck, being the final responsible for everything that occurs on the deck. Interact with the ROV team to instruct them on the work to be performed.

Interface with the Client’s representative along with the Offshore Manager.

Requirements:

Degree in Engineering, Oceanography, or Geology.

Advanced English.

Software: Advanced Office Suite, MS Project, AutoCAD, Microstation, Navipac.

Work Location: Offshore

Offshore Position – Multinational Subsea 7 Seeks Professional for Offshore Operations Area on This Day 24

Offshore Operations Coordinator

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