ROV Tooling Intervention / Methods Engineer

Description:

Our client is looking for an ROV Tooling Intervention / Methods Engineer for a 12 month position, located in Aberdeen (Hybrid Working)

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This role will encompass supporting multiple ongoing projects, and general ROV operations. The main responsibilities will include:

Preparation of procedures and technical manuals to support ongoing projects.
Review technical documentation written by others, eg: procedures, manuals, drawings & storyboards associated with ongoing ROB Operations projects.
Preparation of Requirement Specifications.
Technical liaison with Projects/Clients.
Monitor/supervise any activities assigned to Third Party Contractors, including but not limited to preparation of scope of work, site supervision, approval of deliverables and compliance with project targets.
Attend site visits to coordinate and witness FAT & SIT testing and direct third party contractors.
Interface with other engineers to ensure that all work is carried out with the common target of optimising cost and schedule.
To become familiar with and to maintain awareness of company’s current requirements and where applicable, the latest Industry Codes and Standards including statutory rules and regulations.
To ensure that all activities are carried out in a manner consistent with company policy on health, safety, quality and environmental matters in accordance with company specific procedures.
To ensure his / her own safety and that of others is not compromised or placed at risk.
REQUIREMENTS

The Successful candidate should have the following experience:

Education and Qualifications Requirements:

University or College Engineering education to BSc/BEng or higher.  If not degree qualified in Engineering, eg: HND or HNC qualified, to have suitable experience, including analytical ability, that is equivalent thereto.
Leadership Competencies Requirements:

Must have good communication ability at all levels and be capable and confident of supervising other disciplines, eg: drawing office and workshop personnel.
Technical Competencies and Skills Requirements:

Have extensive experience of offshore operations, in particular remote intervention operations with WROVs.
Be experienced in the writing and preparation of technical documentation for remotely operated subsea equipment, ie: Equipment Operating Procedures and Technical Manuals.
Have a solid understanding of Industry Standards, including ISO (phone number removed) ‘Design and operation of subsea production systems – Part 8: Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) interfaces on subsea production systems.
Have good knowledge of theory, design and operation of tooling systems.
Have good knowledge of system-level engineering.
It is expected that the successful candidate shall be capable of working without supervision, be capable of coordinating varied resources, shall contribute actively and shall have good problem-solving skills.
Previous experience in ROV operations technical support would be beneficial, however, this is not essential.
Be prepared to work offsite, including overseas, for short periods of duration.
Conversant in use of Microsoft Office programs.
A basic ability in the use of AutoCAD would be useful.
A basic ability in the use of MathCAD would be useful.
QHSE Competencies Requirements:

Hold current offshore (Oil & Gas UK & Norwegian) medical certification and (OPITO & OLF) survival certification