Offshore Installation Manager

Job Description

Superior authority onboard the rig for the operational safety, efficiency, drilling integrity and client relations, implementation and upholding of safety to prevent injuries, preserve life, protect equipment while maintaining compliance with environmental requirements. Provide onboard leadership and direction for department leaders, for meeting the client drilling program requirements while considering company procedures and allocated rig budget.Roles & Responsibilities:Rig Operations:Organize and supervise the activities of drilling, marine and maintenance departments of the drilling unit to effectively carry out management and command functions in compliance with company procedures.Communicates with the Rig Manager in reviewing and discussing the client?s projected well program before operations commence and throughout the well as necessary to stay abreast of pertinent operational activities and time factors.Manage & review the execution of the drilling program in coordination with Client Representative and rig department heads through the daily operations plans (IADC logs).Make all decisions in conjunction with departments? heads regarding utilization of equipment, making sure the rig and support equipment is properly maintained and fit for purpose.Ensure the availability of the optimum quantity of rig supplies, parts, materials, fuel, lubricants, potable water for the drilling program are onboard.Determines when to cease resume operations, as per company procedures in cooperation with the Rig Manager.Plan, approve, and supervise rig activities such as equipment maintenance, preventive maintenance program, repairs, daily maintenance of drilling fluids, rigging up or down, etc. Ensure all activities are coordinated with minimal loss of time or effort.Marine & Rig Move:Plan operations with the Marine department all related rig move activities, equipment, supplies, personnel mooring, station keeping and stability in compliance with the rigs Marine Operations Procedures to prepare for the rig move.Assesses the new drilling location, considering factors such as water depth, seabed conditions, weather, setting up location and proximity to infrastructure.Obtains necessary permits and ensures compliance with regulatory requirements for the rig move.Ensures rig complies with Flag State and certifying Regulatory Bodies requirements.Coordinates with vessel operators, tugboat crews, and support teams for efficient execution of the rig move.Supervise and monitor rig positioning and anchor mooring or preloading and leg penetration during rig movement and placement.Job Requirements:Education & Experience:Minimum educational level required: High School or Vocational/Technical Qualification.Minimum (15+) years of working experience in drilling and workover operations with renowned drilling contractors with a career history showing time served as Driller, Day Tool Pusher and Night Tool Pusher.Minimum previous experience of Two (2) years as a Senior Tool Pusher or OIM.Skills/Competencies Required:Fluent in English (written & spoken).PC literate in Microsoft OfficeBusiness & Financial Acumen, Leadership, Situation Awareness, Communication, Team Management, Performance shaping factor ? stress and fatigue, Problem Solving, Agility & Pace.Certifications:As per ADES Training MatrixValid Well Control (Well Sharp / IADC) Certificate.Valid MODU OIM Licenses.You will be redirected to the company website to apply for this position.

Keyskills :
Business & Financial Acumen Leadership Situation Awareness Communication Team Management