: 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).