Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Technician

UMBILICAL PRE-COMMISIONING TECHNICIAN

All personnel are expected to contribute to creating a positive HSEQ culture within Subsea 7 and ensure familiarity with and adherence to local HSEQ codes and practices. All personnel are also expected to contribute to creating a culture of ethics and integrity within Subsea 7 and ensure familiarity with and adherence to our Code of Conduct.

DESCRIPTION OF ROLE

Generic Key Responsibilities & Activities:

The Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Technician will work as part of a team under the instruction of the Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Supervisor.

He/she is responsible for the successful preparation and execution of the umbilical pre-commissioning projects under supervision of the Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Supervisor.

Technicians will receive sufficient coaching/training and supervision to carry out job safely and with good workmanship. He/she must be open to learning new skills.

For clarity the Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Technician will assist with the preparation of umbilical monitoring & testing equipment in the yard and on the vessel/platform.

Job Specific Requirements:

Preparation of equipment prior to offshore execution:

• The assembly of pressure testing equipment
• The proof testing of pressure testing equipment
• The flushing of all equipment to SAE AS 4059 specifications
• The checking of electrical test equipment
• The recording of all equipment serial numbers and quantities, ensuring equipment is fit for purpose and within calibration/certification
• Ensure that all operations undertaken at the worksite are competently executed in accordance with the project’s procedures, and done in a safe manner

Offshore Execution

• Report to Umbilical Pre-Commissioning Supervisor
• Follow operational procedures and assist in maintaining records and generating umbilical test reports
• Maintain daily operational reports
• Carry out umbilical testing scopes which include hydrostatic testing, electrical testing, fiber optic testing, flushing and fluid displacements.
• Work in accordance with the Company’s Safety Systems
• Repair and maintain equipment as and when required

Operational Key Factors

• Must be prepared to work offshore and overseas for extended periods of time
• Physically fit and able to obtain offshore survival and medical certification
• Will be required to attend and pass all job specific training
• Promote safety culture at worksite

Experience:

• Preferred 2+ years in a similar role
• Knowledge of hydrostatic testing at pressures of up to 20,000psi
• Fluid particle analysis experience including particle counting with the use of a binocular microscope.
• Experience of fiber optic and electrical testing including OTDR, TDR, Conductor resistance and insulation resistance.
• Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel
• Experience of a variety of hydraulic fittings and parts
• Some previous experience with flowline testing and pigging equipment would be advantageous but is not a strict requirement, as cross training will be given