Offshore Installation Manager (OIM)

Job description

Key Tasks and Responsibilities

Proactively manage the facility, ensuring alignment with the company’s core values of “We LEAD,” while prioritizing health, safety, and hygiene compliance for all staff.
Responsible for the safety of all personnel on board, the seaworthiness and safe operation of the Unit (including its safety zone), its cargo, and third-party interests, in line with national, regional, and international laws, regulations, and the Company Management System.
Act as the leader and Company representative on board, holding ultimate responsibility and full authority to make necessary decisions to comply with the aforementioned requirements. The OIM may utilize Company resources for advice and assistance when required.
Ensure the Unit is operated in accordance with the contract between the Company and the Client.
Collaborate with the Client’s Representative to ensure safe operations and efficient hydrocarbon production within design parameters, while adhering to the Client’s production and injection plans.
Empowered to represent and bind the Company on matters related to Unit safety, without compromising the Company’s liability limitations. Commercial considerations must never override safety, security, or environmental protection.
The OIM may delegate duties to other personnel, ensuring those assigned are competent, understand their responsibilities, and perform them effectively. However, the OIM retains ultimate responsibility.
Ensure timely reporting of daily activities and incidents to onshore management (Operations Manager, HSSEQ, TMS) in accordance with procedures.
Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations (Flag, Class, national, and international) and oversee the implementation and review of Company policies, including the annual offshore Management Review.
Oversee the control and update of all documentation and certification related to the Unit, ensuring compliance with Class and Flag authorities as per IMO regulations.
Manage the training, competency assessment, and performance evaluation of subordinates.
Provide feedback and conduct performance appraisals.
Promote a positive corporate culture on board through proactive communication and fostering a supportive working environment.
Implement the Safety Case where applicable.
Serve as the leader of the Emergency Response Team.
In consultation with Department Heads, prepare the facility budget and manage expenditures.

Education

Ideally a degree in Chemical/Production Engineering or similar. Extensive relevant experience may compensate for a lack of formal education.

Local Content Requirement

Ivorian Application strongly encouraged

Experience

Minimum 10 years of experience in the oil and gas industry.
Minimum 5 years in a supervisory role on board an FPSO.
Experience working on multiple Units within the Company is preferred.
Experience in a multicultural environment is desirable.

Interpersonal SkillsManaging Self

Self-Development: Intermediate
Drive: Intermediate
Composure: Intermediate
Lateral Thinking: Advanced
Reasoning & Analysis: N/A

Managing Team

Open & Approachable: Advanced
Team Spirit: Advanced

Managing Customers

People Skills: Advanced
Representing Client: Standard
Communication & Presentation: Intermediate
Customer Focus: Standard

Managing Results

Negotiation & Conflict Management: Standard
Performance Management: Standard
Decision Making: Standard
Planning, Organizing & Coordinating: Intermediate

Ideal Behavioral Preferences

Problem Solving: Standard
Critical Decision-Making Under Pressure
Assertive and Confident
Action-Oriented and Results-Driven
Strong Communication and Clarity in Expressing Ideas

Knowledge Requirements

According to Client Competence Assurance Matrix and English Language Proficiency Matrix.
In-depth knowledge of classification society requirements and international regulations.
Proficient in computerized maintenance management systems.

Unit-Specific Knowledge

Relevant national and regional regulations
Client contract
Unit design parameters
Unit Safety Case, if applicable
Unit Emergency Response procedures

Ethics and Work Regulations

Employees must adhere to all applicable standards, rules, and practices. They must conduct themselves in compliance with the Client’s code of conduct, ethics, and company policies.

Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Quality (HSSEQ)

Employees must be familiar with the Management System structure and content, particularly as it pertains to their position.
Management responsibilities include:
- Ensuring all team members are aware of applicable requirements and processes.
- Monitoring team performance.
- Addressing unacceptable conditions, discrepancies, non-conformities, and improvement opportunities.
Employees must avoid potentially hazardous tasks and report any safety concerns to their immediate superior without delay.

Other

This position may require additional travel and temporary assignments at project premises or corporate offices.

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