Subsea Engineer
Reporting to the Subsea Section Leader, the Subsea Engineer is accountable for supervising the installation and monitoring of BOP operations. Ocean Rig’s semi-submersible 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. Ocean Rig's new-build drillships are 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.
- Mechanical Apprenticeship/City & Guilds Certificate in Mechanical Engineering
- Valid Offshore Survival Course (OPITO)
- Health/Medical Certificate (UKOOA)
Job type:Permanent
Working hours:Full-time
Working days:Shift
Location:International
Department:Subsea Section
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