Instrument Technician

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About Us:

SBM Offshore is the world’s deepwater ocean-infrastructure expert. Our work is already resulting in cleaner, more efficient energy production. is our promise to enable that into the future while at the same time using our expertise to support new and existing markets in the blue economy. It starts with Advancing our Core: continuing to advance the decarbonization of traditional energy production. While Pioneering More: helping to enable the energy transition and using our unique capabilities in ocean infrastructure to support more industries to grow sustainably. Sharing our experience for a better blue tomorrow.

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Instrument Supervisor Background

The Technician is responsible for executing maintenance and preservation tasks efficiently and safely to ensure the reliability and longevity of equipment. This role involves performing a variety of maintenance and preservation activities, including but not limited to cleaning, housekeeping, blasting, spraying/painting, isolation and reinstatement, greasing application, and the preservation of topside items like flanges, bolts and valves. The technician is also responsible for ensuring that his supervisor is made aware of all activities according to procedure, especially when safety is an issue. The technician/operator will demonstrate exemplary safety awareness and technical competence in all aspects of maintenance and preservation work on and around the vessel. Authority

The Instrument Technician is authorized to maintain Instrument assets and systems safely. Immediate Subordinates

Subcontractors, Visitors, Vendor Representatives Accountable For: Responsibilities & Standards

1) Dismantle and Reassemble Instrumentation Equipment 1 Identify potential sources of hazard prior to dismantling. 2 Use correct procedures and correct method of dismantling. 3 Carry out the correct isolation and disconnection procedure. 4 Identify, check and prepare components. 5 Apply appropriate tests and test equipment to ensure reassembly is correct and effective. 2) Monitor and Maintain the condition of Instrumentation Equipment. 1 Adjust instruments to meet the operating specification. 2 Adjust with minimum disruption to any ongoing activities and minimum waste of resources. 3 Monitor and record what has been carried out in work history or log. 3) Diagnose Faults in Equipment. 1 Respond promptly to problems in line with approved procedures. 2 Select appropriate tests and diagnostic procedures and apply them methodically. 3 Carry out Visual, Close and Detailed inspections on ‘Ex’ equipment. 4 Use the results of inspections to determine the appropriate actions to take. 5 Record an accurate and full description in the appropriate document history. 4) Monitor and Maintain Pollution Control Measures. 1 Unplanned discharges to the environment are identified, halted where possible, and reported according to policy, procedure and regulation. 2 Relevant PPE is used to deal with unplanned discharges using company procedures. 3 Equipment, waste or other materials for disposal are dealt with according to the correct procedure. 4 Environmental protection and pollution control are enforced effectively with colleagues, subordinates and subcontractors. 5) Emergency Response 1 Carry Out Emergency Response role (See Station Bill). 2 Demonstrate competence in Emergency Response drills and exercises. Recruitment Only-Generic Functional Competencies

Offshore - Demonstrate an Understanding of PandIdsOffshore - HandoverOffshore - Diagnosis and Fault FindingOffshore - ReportsOffshore - Computerised Maintenance Management SystemOffshore - Planning WorkOffshore - Dismantling, Repair and Reassemble EquipmentOffshore - Hazardous Area ClassificationOffshore - Safety Management

Pre-hire Qualifications and Experience

Proven experience and/or qualified to N/SVQ/HNC/HND in Instrument Engineering or local equivalent.

Experience desired with offshore experience preferred.

Experience and knowledge of hydrocarbon processing systems and utilities.

Good experience of Permit to Work, Instrument/Mechanical Isolation Standards and Risk Assessment.

COMP ex E’X’ course preferred.

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