Sunday, June 2, 2013

Subsea Engineer - Ocean Rig UK Ltd - Norway, ME

Ocean Rig specializes in providing experienced offshore drilling capability in ultra-deep waters and harsh weather conditions. The Company owns and operates two of the world's largest technologically advanced Rigs. In anticipation of a growing demand for ultra-deep drilling, Ocean Rig is expanding its fleet and will soon complete the construction of four, 6th Generation drillship's. This rapid growth and global expansion creates a number of exciting opportunities for individuals who wish to build their career in the international deepwater drilling industry. Reporting to the Subsea Section Leader, the Subsea Engineer is accountable for supervising the installation and monitoring of BOP operations. Ocean Rig's (OR) current rigs are equipped with Cameron Type TL-18 3/4" 15,000 psi BOP, which is controlled by a Cameron (Mark 1) Multiplex BOP control system. New-builds currently in production will be equipped with Shaffer 18 3/4'' Extended Triple NXT BOP, 15,000psi, H2S service, guideline-less re-entry system. Main Responsibilities:
To operate and maintain all subsea related equipment, including riser tensioner's Carry out regular BOP tests and drilling in accordance with company policy and safety procedures Provide expertise on technology, cost estimation and risk, installation and support services including rig interface To understand, implement and promote all relevant work and safety procedures issued by Ocean Rig and the Operator Ensure the efficient delivery of services and communication with OR colleagues and client representatives Required Experience: Applicants must be qualified and have experience from offshore drilling operations on DP Semi-Submersibles or Drill Ships. You will be familiar with this type of well control equipment and deep water drilling. As a global organisation and to ensure a safe working environment, it is essential that all applicants have a strong level of English, both written and oral. Required Qualifications and Certificates: All certificates must be current and nationally recognised.
Degree Qualified Marine Engineer / City & Guilds Certificate in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent Valid Offshore Survival Course (OPITO) Health/Medical Certificate (UKOOA)
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