Barge Engineer

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:

Monitor the weather conditions and rig motions; inform OIM of conditions likely to affect drilling operations and seaworthiness of the rig.

Ensure that accurate calculation of load distribution and weights for daily stability reports and lightship are maintained.

Coordinate all helicopter and supply boats traffic; supervise movement of materials and personnel to and from the rig.

Ensure all navigation equipment is properly maintained and ready for use at all times.

Monitor quantities of expendables such as fuel, potable water, drill water, etc.

Ensure that cranes are in safe working condition.

Ensure all safety equipment, including lifeboats and firefighting equipment, is maintained in a state of operational readiness at all times.

Actively participate in the daily operations meeting with the OIM and other rig department heads.

Operate and maintain the bulk system as required.

Supervise tests on firefighting equipment, obstacle lighting and audible signals.

Ensure that all lifting gears are inspected and certified, correctly color coded, maintained, and stowed properly.

Prepare and supervise rig move plans and associated mobilization preparations.

Ensure that daily marine logs are accurate and completed. Forward copies of these reports to the Marne SME.

Ensure that all Flag State, Classification Society, statutory regulation, and minimum manning requirements are complied with.

Coordinate and supervise periodic inspections of the rig's structure, including hull compartments and critical joints.

Assist in the effective management of the Preventive Maintenance System and ensure that all records are properly maintained.

Supervise the operation and maintenance of pollution control system.

Coordinate inventory with materials man.

Incorporate the THINK process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team.

Participate in the STOP program.

Ensure subordinate personnel are properly trained in the STOP Program.

Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed.

Ensure that the Company QHSE policies and other programs are communicated to and understood by all rig personnel.

Review, understand, and become familiar with the rig's safety case.

Ensure that new arrivals receive a full safety briefing and induction on the rig.

Coordinate weekly emergency drills along with monitoring and evaluating the deck crew responses.

Perform assigned duties during emergency situations and emergency protection responses as designated on the station bill.

Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process.

Mentor, develop, and train crew members to ensure that they are competent to work at their next job level.

Conduct on the job (OJT) training for subordinates.

EDUCATION: Marine College (Deck Officer or Engine Officer)

CERTIFICATION: Certificate of Competency (Marine License)

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: OIM Bottom Bearing on Location/Underway license

Minimum 5 years experience in offshore mobile drilling units.

Completed rig move

Knowledge of all technical calculations required for the safe operation of the marine aspect of the drilling unit

Demonstrate knowledge of stability