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• A Reliability Engineer identifies and manages asset reliability risk throughout the lifecycle of a product. This is a strategic role that is involved in the planning, designing and developing of maintenance programs. Loss elimination, risk management, and lifecycle asset management are the 3 main areas of focus for most Reliability Engineers.
• Reliability Engineers work extensively in plants and refineries, but can be found in other areas of the industry as well. Provide general reliability guidance and expertise.

Tasks and Responsibilities
In addition to all Level 1 tasks, Level 2:

• Achieve asset mechanical reliability objectives and assists in meeting asset capability objectives.
• Participate in the implementation of the Incident Investigation process.
• Determine proper work process to address reliability opportunities.
• Follow through with the appropriate parties to ensure effective hand-off.
• Evaluates impact projects will have on ability to meet business needs.
• Use reliability engineering principles and tools to improve asset capability and asset mechanical reliability and long-term cost of ownership of the facility.
• Provide technical support for plant reliability improvement.
• Competently perform on routine applications of skills;
• Anticipates & solves problems by integrating knowledge from a number of areas;
• Less reliant on supervisor;
• Responsible for own projects;
• Represents local workgroup internally and on occasion, externally

Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering within discipline and/ or equivalent professional experience
• Able to provide assistance to more senior engineers.
• Able to work independently in most situations.
• Has applicable industry experience with more than one Client Company or with industry associations / professional societies.
• Takes technical initiative, and is able to learn quickly and apply knowledge to technical success.
• Strong data manipulation skills
• Proficient with the Microsoft Office suite of tools.

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Main Functions

• Installs and maintains instrument equipment in compliance with all rules and practices.
• Tests and repairs instrumentation systems utilized by production equipment to ensure adherence to established performance levels and product quality.
• Evaluates instruments to establish plans for repair.
• Documents and verifies problems and actions taken.

Tasks and Responsibilities

• Plans, updates, and oversees all activities within his or her areas of responsibility according to the laws, regulations, standards, specifications, and procedures. Special emphasis must be placed on health, safety, and the environment
• Supports and encourages team effort between operations, engineering, and projects groups
• Provides input and reviews the control specifications and work practices
• Is responsible and accountable for control systems as defined in the Work Management Manual
• Has the knowledge to apply and follow work permits through Permit To Work System (PTWS) as discussed in the Work Management Manual
• Ensures the quality and timely completion of work scheduled by the Maintenance Program
• Develops personal and team technical skills (for example, new regulations, equipment, methods, and others)
• Attends and instructs (as needed) technical meetings, to keep instrument technicians informed of the latest specifications, codes, procedures, and technology
• Develops and maintains open communications on control issues (for example, safe work practices, training, materials, and others) with co-workers
• Supports work prioritization to maximize effectiveness and to complement the efforts of other work groups
• Provides technical support to other Technicians for maintenance and troubleshooting on company's instrument systems
• Is able to generate Management of Change requests (MOCs) on control-related equipment and installation and can follow up with installation inspections consistent with Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) Element 3
• Constructs, monitors, and inspects new installations for their consistency with the mission and recommend upgrades as necessary
• Acts as a stand-in for the Instrument Lead position as needed.

Skills and Qualifications
Education and Experience

• Associates Degree and technical certifications required
• Experience in maintaining Instruments and Controls in processing plant or offshore production plant.

General Technical Skills:

• Is familiar with regulations applicable to the operations of oil and gas facilities
• OIMS systems, related manuals, and procedures
• Specific Technical Skills
• Meets the safety, administrative, and technical training requirements associated with this position as documented in the company operations-approved training roadmap
• Possesses the general competencies and Operations Integrity Critical competency requirements as documented and maintained in company Operations Training roadmap
• Computing skills.

Attitudes and Behavior:

• Safety orientated
• Good communication skills
• Good organizational and reporting skills
• Attention to details
• Good troubleshooting and analyzing skills.

Scope of Work specific to this Assignment:

• As assigned in role description and should be knowledgeable in ICSR/DCS.

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Main Functions

• Safety, Security, Health, and Environment (SSHE) Specialists not only support one or more safety, security, health, or environmental subject areas for a particular site or functional group within an affiliate but also provide a level of subject matter expertise in one or more areas.
• The SSHE Specialist influences the field organization without formal authority by demonstrating strong operations and/or maintenance skills, and interacting effectively with operations/manufacturing/pipeline/other field organizations.
• The SSHE Specialist also demonstrates good communication and interpersonal skills while working with diverse groups.
• This job role will cover some but not all of the responsibilities listed below.
• Typical Job Position Titles may include: EHS (Environmental, Health and Safety) Coordinator, Offshore Installation (OI) Coordinator, Safety Specialist, Waste Coordinator, etc.

Responsibilties
In addition in all level 1 tasks and responsibilities, Level 2:

• Assist the workforce in the implementation of SSHE Processes, Safety Instructions, Safety Procedures, and hazard management strategies as well as ensure compliance with project plans and other relevant company programs.
• Encourage and facilitate an appropriate level of workforce participation in the application of SSHE processes.
• Proactively identify SSHE related issues at the project site and facilitate effective resolution of any issues.
• Participate in contractor qualification process and other SSHE activities as requested by SSHE Lead.
• Provide review and comment, as appropriate, on project specific procedures and manuals.
• Management, inspection and maintenance of SHE Critical Equipment (fire response, oil spill response, portable gas detection, life boats, life rafts, life vests etc).
• Review of annual ERT drill program and feedback to central OIMS team and System 10-2 Administrator.
• Communication of Emergency Response Plans to ERT and other relevant personnel.
• Coordination of emergency response teams in conjunction with On Scene Coordinator (OSC) during emergency scenarios.
• Manages forward control (FCP) during emergency situations.

Skills and Qualification

• Behavioral Skills - analytical, communicates effectively, courage of conviction, manages risk
• Functional Skills - emergency preparedness and response, incident investigation and analysis, operations integrity and compliance assessment, OIMS execution support, risk assessment and management, safety management, safety regulations and standards, fundamentals of health, fundamentals of environmental management and regulatory compliance, environmental standards, regulation development and advocacy, SSHE management - operations and maintenance, managing critical operations activities
• Associate or Bachelor’s degree required
• Demonstrated work experience in safety-related positions (including some prior oil & gas experience)
• Knowledge of security processes and procedures
• Proficient in use of computers and programs such as PowerPoint, Excel, Word and Microsoft Office
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, as required to function effectively within a project team
• Prefer prior experience working in a multicultural / multilingual, emerging nation, environment
• Demonstrated ability to deliver excellence in project SSHE performance
• Demonstrated ability to develop successful internal and external working relationships with emphasis on interfacing in a team environment
• Ability to set priorities and work independently in performing contractor services with an appreciation for company processes and procedures
• No training will be provided (other than the company's specific safety standards and procedures)
• Additional Comments for suppliers: Personnel with general SSHE experience
• Provides ongoing reviews of compliance for agency and internal requirements (e.g. regulatory, Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS), PSM (Process Safety Management) PSMS (Personnel Safety Management System))
• Conduct contractor site visit for premobilization inspections and verification
• Provide Safety Oversight during project and shutdown execution
• Assists in preparing for OIMS or agency assessments; coordinate follow-up activities and responses
• Coordinates surveys/comments and impact estimates on proposed regulations, as needed
• Coordinates non routine sampling/inspection programs and remediation projects, as needed
• Plans site emergency response table top drills and stewards action items
• Coordinates and support incident investigations
• Provides quality assurance / data integrity review of local SSHE data and stewardship reports
• Conducts SSHE Training, Orientations, Safety Meeting presentations