Marine Technician

Marine Technician

Description: 

Job Summary:

Responsible for supporting and delivering the safe operation of marine systems in line with high HSSE standards, whilst developing technical and analytical capabilities.

Key Accountabilities & Responsibilities

• Deliver safe and reliable marine operations through strong operating discipline, situational awareness, and proactive risk management.
• Maintain a clear understanding of marine and process safety barriers, particularly at the interface between marine and production systems.
• Apply Control of Work (CoW) principles effectively, ensuring isolations, permits, and SIMOPS risks are actively managed—not just complied with.
• Monitor and control marine systems (ballast, cargo, tank systems, utilities), ensuring operations remain within defined limits and understanding the impact of deviations on asset integrity and FPSO stability.
• Take ownership of hull and tank condition, identifying emerging risks early and escalating before they impact safety or operations.
• Support safe execution of offloading and marine operations, maintaining close coordination with Marine Supervisor and Marine Superintendent.
• Execute routine and non-routine marine tasks with high standards of system integrity, basic care, and attention to detail.
• Prepare and perform isolations, line-ups, and system changes using a questioning mindset, particularly during complex or simultaneous operations.
• Maintain accurate tank status, ballast control, and system monitoring.
• Build strong foundational capability in marine systems, diagnostics, and troubleshooting, supported by structured on-the-job learning.
• Actively engage in development milestones such as Core Competency and CoW capability.
• Identify improvement opportunities based on work as done, contributing to practical reliability and safety improvements.
• Participate in investigations and learning reviews, focusing on understanding system weaknesses and strengthening barriers.
• Challenge unclear procedures and support continuous improvement of ways of working.
• Communicate clearly with the Control Room, Marine Supervisor, and wider team, ensuring risks, priorities, and system status are understood.
• Deliver effective handovers with clarity on tank conditions, marine risks, and SIMOPS interactions.
• Work collaboratively across marine, production, and maintenance teams to ensure safe, coordinated offshore execution.

Requirements: 

• Working knowledge of ballast systems, cargo handling, and marine utilities, with a willingness to build deeper technical expertise.
• Working knowledge of ballast systems, cargo handling, and marine utilities, with a willingness to build deeper technical expertise.
• Working knowledge of ballast systems, cargo handling, and marine utilities, with a willingness to build deeper technical expertise.
• Troubleshooting and operating marine systems, with a strong desire to develop further. Experience in offshore marine operations, tanker operations, or similar high-hazard environments.
• Comfortable working in an environment that values open reporting, learning, and continuous improvement.
• Strong team player who contributes to a positive, performance-driven culture offshore.
• Open to and engaged with digital tools, data, and modern ways of working (e.g., digital rounds, CoW, system tracking).

Education & Experience: 

• A minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent, or as required by local requirements.
• STCW Basic Safety Training
• OOW Deck or Engineer Certificate of Competency
• 5-year experience in offshore marine operations, tanker operations, or similar high-hazard environments.

Location:

• Offshore (Greater Plutonio FPSO)

Work pattern:

28:28 rotation

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