Assistant Subsea

Offshore Maintenance Group Transocean is focused on being the employer of choice for the drilling industry. We are challenging ourselves every day to push the performance of the company through technological advances and passion for our work. Job Summary Assist the Subsea Supervisor with the maintenance and repair of all subsea systems and associated surface equipment, riser tensioning system, and drill string compensation systems onboard the rig. Job Description REPORTING: Reports to the Senior Subsea Supervisor or Subsea Supervisor SUPERVISION: None Pre-Requisite/ Qualification: High School Diploma (U.S.)/ Proof of Completion of Formal Education or Relevant Craft Certificate (where applicable). Successful Military Discharge – Preferred for U.S. Graduate of Trade School or University where knowledge and training acquired are applicable to job requirements – Preferred. Valid medical examination and vaccination certificates. General Requirements: Promotes a Safe and Respectful Work Environment: Proactively promotes and maintains a healthy respect for open and transparent dialogue between all levels of personnel. Demonstrates care for the safety and well-being of all personnel, at all times. Invests in each person to provide equal opportunity for development and advancement of those qualified, to fulfill their career objectives. Respects the dignity of all personnel and recognizes their merit. Attend and participate in all required Safety and Operational meetings. Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process, competency assessments based on performance against Operational Discipline requirements. Complete company training requirements for the Assistant Subsea Supervisor job level as per the training matrix, including in local/regulatory requirements. If applicable, the duties and responsibilities in the safety case for this position must be observed. Full participation in emergency drills and respond to emergency situations as per assigned duties on the station bill. Operational Discipline Requirements: Disciplined application and participation in the Task Planning & Risk Assessment Process. This is inclusive of: Understanding and perform the roles and responsibilities as assigned at the pre-job meeting. Understanding the hazards associated with the task. Understanding and effectively implementing the control measures required to mitigate identified hazards. Execute all tasks and task steps in a disciplined manner, following the sequence detailed in the relevant procedures. Recognize at risk behavior or conditions during tasks and call ‘Time out for Safety’ when unsure, or when the job does not go as planned. Participate in After Action Reviews to feedback lessons learned from performing the task. HSE Requirements: Report all incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to supervisors. Actively execute work in accordance with Company Safety Processes, e.g. START, Task Planning Risk Assessment and use of the Prompt Card, Safe Manual Handling, Working at Heights, etc. Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) when you do not understand the plan, when an unsafe condition is observed, or perceived, anytime personal impairment is recognized, when it’s not clear what will happen next, or the hazards and associated risks for the task changes. Participate in the execution of the rigs ‘Hold the Zero’ plan. Comply with the company requirements to safeguard ‘lone workers.’ Maintain a safe and organized work area throughout all tasks and on completion of tasks. Incorporate the Task Planning and Risk Assessment process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team. Apply the START process during the execution of planned tasks and daily operations. Ensure subordinate personnel are properly trained in the START process. Ensure subordinates are trained prior to using the permit to work (PTW) process. Approve all PTW as designated by the Master/OIM through the Control of Work Process; ensure all task steps and controls are understood and any other activities that may be affected are identified before approving the PTW. 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 personnel. Play an active part in the weekly meetings, FOCUS Improvement Program, and all other Company safety management systems. Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained within the Areas of Responsibility. Ensure that subordinates understand their roles as related to the Emergency Response Plan and are capable of responding to emergency situations as designated on the station bill. Ensure all required well control drills are performed and evaluate all personnel’s responses; Conduct After Action Reviews and ensure that findings are communicated to the crew and lessons learned captured. Ensure that DROPS inspections are conducted as per the rig’s DROPS inspection program. DUTIES: The underlying expectation is that all duties are carried out in compliance with the Company Operational Discipline expectations and HSE requirements. When considering assignment of duties for the Assistant Subsea Supervisor, the Supervisor and the Assistant Subsea Supervisor will apply the rules of task planning (CAKES) to determine if the assigned role is appropriate. This means confirming that the individuals involved have the knowledge, skills, and experience to carry out the task, and the task plan complies with policy before they are authorized to proceed. General Duties: Operations/Maintenance: Assist with maintaining the Blow Out Preventer (BOP), Diverter, and associated subsea equipment in accordance with the Rig Maintenance System (RMS) guidelines. Operate and pressure test the BOP on the surface and on the seabed as required. Assist the Subsea Supervisor in the running and recovery of the BOP and Marine Riser equipment. Assemble, install, and nipple down the BOP and all well control equipment as required. Assist in operating, maintenance and repair of subsea BOP control system, i.e. surface BOP or multiplex electro-hydraulic control systems. Operate, maintain and test hydraulic connectors. Maintain BOP handling equipment, testing equipment and wellhead equipment. Operate and service the bridge cranes and related hoisting equipment. Service the drill string compensator as required. Service and test the riser pipe system. Operate and maintain the diverter system and the diverter running and handling tools. Assist in running and testing the wellhead, casing hangers and seal assemblies. Operate and maintain the wellhead running and retrieval test tools. Assist in monitoring and maintaining the riser tensioner, guidelines and pod line tensioners if applicable. Maintain accurate daily log sheets relevant to the subsea equipment. Maintain records of BOP and associated equipment tests. Assist in maintaining records of inspection and certification of subsea equipment. Maintain an adequate supply of spares in order to fulfill maintenance requirements – inform the Subsea Supervisor when there is need to reorder. Calculate and record ton-miles on wire ropes. Slip and cut according to the agreed program. Ensure supervisors are informed of any issues relating to the subsea equipment, which may affect the safe and efficient running of operations. Comply with the permit to work and isolation system. Assist in supplying information for maintenance and repair budget. Assist in communicating equipment problems or breakdown with Field Support group and equipment vendor. If you want to push yourself to great achievement, let Transocean develop your career. There is a pioneering spirit at Transocean. The ocean is our frontier. We venture across the seas and explore new depths, using advanced technology to find and develop hydrocarbon reserves. Transocean is a leading international provider of offshore contract drilling services for oil and gas wells. The company specializes in technically demanding sectors of the global offshore drilling business with a particular focus on deepwater and harsh environment drilling services, and believes that it operates one of the most versatile offshore drilling fleets in the world. Transocean owns or has partial ownership interests in, and operates a fleet of 43 mobile offshore drilling units consisting of 24 ultra-deepwater floaters, 12 harsh environment floaters, two deepwater floaters and five midwater floaters. In addition, Transocean is constructing two ultra-deepwater drillships; and one harsh environment semisubmersible in which the company has a 33 percent interest. The company also operates one high-specification jackup that was under a drilling contract when the rig was sold, and the company will continue to operate the jackup until completion or novation of the drilling contract.

Salary : $41,700 - $52,800