Position: Installation and Commissioning NOV Aftermarket Derrick Supervisor
Job Description
The Derrick Supervisor reports directly to the NOV Installation Site Manager (IM).
The Derrick Supervisor is responsible for working with the IM to establish the daily/weekly/monthly goals and milestones required to successfully accomplish the I&C Plan. The Derrick Supervisor maintains direct responsibility for the leadership and management of the personnel (NOV/Contractor) assigned to him by the Regional Structural Manager and NOV IM.
The Derrick Supervisor ensures the future success of the NOV Derrick and Derrick Mounted Equipment Packages by ensuring the proper installation of all systems and by providing the necessary feedback to engineering/manufacturing to correct deficiencies/prevent reoccurrences.
The Derrick Supervisor serves as the IM’s representative on the installation site for all matters related to the Derrick Package. The Derrick Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that project specific contractual requirements related to installation and commissioning activities are fulfilled.
The Derrick Supervisor must have strong technical, leadership, communication (both written and oral) and organizational skills. The Derrick Supervisor must be able to handle multiple tasks in a rapidly developing environment, as well as the experience, judgment, and initiative to assume responsibility, make decisions and take appropriate actions to ensure the successful installation and commissioning of NOV supplied equipment.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES
- Works with the IM to develop the NOV I&C Plan as it relates to the Derrick Package. This plan details the sequence, durations required and manpower requirements for Installation, Mechanical Completion, Start-Up and Commissioning of the NOV supplied Equipment.
- Provides direct leadership and management of NOV Derrick related personnel (Rope Access Technicians, Tradition Rig Builders, Electrical, Mechanical, Piping, etc.) assigned to his charge by the NOV IM (can consist of 5-20 NOV personnel at a time). Works with the NOV IM to establish Daily/Weekly Goals and communicates them to the NOV Team Members under his charge on a daily basis.
- Provides daily status updates to the NOV IM on progress in order to maintain the overall NOV I&C Plan. Ensures that the NOV IM is kept abreast of all issues/delays on the job site.
- Ensures that all daily reports of NOV Personnel he is charged with supervising contain the necessary detail and follow all requirements laid out by the NOV IM (content, structure, submission times, etc.).
- Responsible for assisting the NOV IM in identifying required commissioning tools/equipment needed based on the project’s specific equipment/derrick interface makeup.
- Participates in the NOV Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Program on site as required. Ensures that all NOV Personnel under his charge also adheres to all the HSE Program requirements on site at all times.
- Serves as the primary point of contact for Shipyard/Customer representative dealing with the Derrick Package during Installation and Commissioning operations. Attends on-site coordination and customer meetings as required.
- Responsible for working with the NOV QA/QC Representative to provide the necessary feedback/information for deficiency and corrective action reporting requirements.
- Responsible for working with the NOV Materials Coordinator as required to provide support to clear punch list items related to shipping/material handling of Derrick related items.
- Ensures that all NOV processes and procedures related to installation and commissioning activities are implemented and followed on site.
- Assists the NOV Installation and Commissioning Department Manager with updating and maintaining the Installation and Commissioning Group Quality Manual by providing feedback and input on Installation and Commissioning requirements.
- Perform other tasks as required.
REQUIREMENTS
- Must possess necessary technical training with 5+ years of Rig Building experience. Oilfield experience, secondary skill set (Plater/Welder) and Rope Access (Level 1) qualification preferred.
- Must possess valid Rigging Supervisor Qualifications from a recognized Rigging Training Establishment.
- Must possess strong leadership and organizational skills. The position requires the ability to take charge of groups of NOV personnel to implement the requirements of the I&C Plan (usually under difficult conditions and under short timeframes). The candidate must be able to create and maintain a team atmosphere comprised of individuals from many organizations with varying skill levels.
- Must possess strong problem-solving skills. The Derrick Supervisor must be able to grasp technical issues related to the assembly of the derrick, and the installation of derrick mounted equipment and be able to develop and implement technical solutions.
- Must possess strong planning skills. The Derrick Supervisor must understand the basics of planning and be able to take a plan and put it into action.
- Must possess very strong written and oral communication skills. It is imperative that all candidates have the ability to write and speak clearly and effectively.
- Must be able to read technical drawings related to the assembly of the derrick and installation of all primary and secondary equipment.
- Must possess a fair degree of MS Office skills, should be comfortable in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook at a minimum.
- Must be a self-starter, well organized, and have the ability to exercise good judgment and work independently.
- Should be familiar with the various pieces of NOV Equipment (all product groups). The depth of this knowledge should allow the candidate to plan for the installation of the equipment by identifying what has to be done, how long will it take, what the outside influences that affect the equipment are, etc.
- Must be willing to work in a shipyard environment where the normal workweek can consist of seven 12-hour days and must be willing to be flexible in terms of both daily hours and rotation schedule in order to meet the needs of the project. NOTE: For non-rotational operational staff the working hours are typically reduced to five 12-hour days and possible 6-hour day on Saturday (depending on the needs of the project).
- Must also be prepared to fill in on other Installation and Commissioning jobs located throughout the region as required. This position may require the need for travel to various locations and as such all candidates must be able to accommodate regional travel.
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