: Mechanical Supervisor – Offshore Shutdown

The Mechanical Supervisor oversees all mechanical activities during offshore shutdowns, ensuring safe, efficient, and timely execution of maintenance, repairs, and installations. Key responsibilities include: 1. Shutdown Execution: o Supervise mechanical teams (technicians, contractors) in tasks like valve replacements, pump overhauls, piping repairs, and turbine maintenance. o Ensure work aligns with the shutdown schedule and critical path. 2. HSE & Compliance: o Enforce strict adherence to HSE policies (PTW, LOTO, confined space entry, etc.). o Conduct toolbox talks, risk assessments, and safety inspections. 3. Quality Control: o Verify that mechanical work meets engineering standards (ASME, API, ANSI). o Oversee non-destructive testing (NDT) and hydrostatic tests. 4. Coordination: o Liaise with engineers, planners, and other disciplines (e.g., electrical, instrumentation). o Report daily progress to the Shutdown Manager. 5. Troubleshooting: o Resolve technical issues during execution (e.g., alignment problems, material defects). Requirements Qualifications & Experience: · Education: Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering. · Certifications: OSHA/NEBOSH, COSS (Competent Offshore Safety Supervisor), or equivalent. · Experience: 8+ years in oil/gas, with 3+ years in offshore shutdowns/turnarounds. · Technical Skills: o Expertise in rotating equipment (pumps, compressors), static equipment (vessels, heat exchangers), and piping systems. o Familiarity with SAP/CMMS for work orders. · Soft Skills: Leadership, problem-solving, fluency in English (Arabic a plus).