QUALIFICATIONS

• Must have 3+ years' experience as a 1st Assistant Engineer.

• 2+ years of maintenance experience in an offshore drilling operation

• 3+ years of experience working in IFS.

• Maintenance experience in an offshore drilling operation preferred.

• Must have strong experience with mechanical and electrical systems and equipment.

• Working knowledge of HSE practices common to the industry and the company

• Familiar with application of the HSE Management System and continuous improvement

• Must have basic Preventive Maintenance Systems (PMS) knowledge.

• Working experience reading and interpreting electrical and mechanical drawings.

• Strong experience with pneumatic and hydraulic systems is required.

• Must be self- sufficient in trouble shooting and repairing systems. 

• Must be able to work without constant supervision.

• Offshore survival and medical certificates as mandated by government/client regulations are required.

• Valid Unlimited 1st Engineer/Chief Engineer national license. USCG license endorsed as: First Assistant Engineer for Steam, Gas, or Motor of Unlimited Horsepower.

• Federal EPA Universal refrigerant handling (certificate/card reflecting document number), if applicable.

• Valid Marshall Island Endorsement.

• Valid BOSIET CA EBS

• Strong knowledge of A/C drive power generation systems in diesel-electric and mechanical propulsion systems.

• Thorough knowledge of maintenance, operations and a solid background in electronic automation.

• Strong knowledge of hydraulic, electro-hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

• Experience in HVAC/ refrigerant recovery helpful.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Ensures through observation, records and inspections, that all mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment and systems meet regulatory as well as Noble Drilling’s requirements.

• Complete understanding and use of the Noble’s Maintenance System.

• Ensures all mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic maintenance is performed in accordance with Noble Drilling’s maintenance system, equipment manufacturer’s recommendations, the Vessel Operating Manual and regulatory requirements and codes.

• Monitors or performs repairs and rebuilds mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems and equipment, ensuring they are performing properly, safely and economically.

• Oversees modifications to mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems and equipment.

• Maintains updated vessel drawings.

• Performs troubleshooting and repair of equipment.

• Performs daily visual inspections of equipment and diagnoses actual and potential malfunctions, ensuring potential hazards and abnormal operating conditions are addressed quickly and that any deteriorating conditions are reported.

• Initiates analysis and identifies the root cause of failures on the vessel’s mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment and systems.

• Ensures records and documentation for general maintenance, operation and repairs are kept accurate and up-to-date.

• Monitors equipment logs, ensuring operating and maintenance standards are maintained.

• Makes recommendations on repair priorities.

• Implements the Preventive Maintenance System (PMS) for the mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment. Maintains PMS records, ensuring the quality and timeliness of preventive maintenance.

• Reviews equipment and spare parts inventories, ensuring adequate and accurate inventory. Investigates and resolves discrepancies as necessary.

• Requisitions spare parts, tools and materials for mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment.

• Carries out inspections and audits in accordance with the HSE Management System requirements.

• Develops and implements Job Safety Analysis and prepares hazard assessments as required.

• Ensures adherence to all Noble Drilling’s safety policies and procedures.

• Performs other duties and special projects as requested by management.

• Ensure compliance to Company policies, local and international regulations relating to the operation of the rig, and current pollution regulations.

• Monitor the power plants controls and power distribution; ensure that power is available at all times.

• Ensure that the permit to work system is in place and followed.

• Participate in the effective management of the Rig Maintenance System (RMS) and ensure all records are maintained on a timely basis.

• Operate, maintain and repair as necessary the engine cooling water system, lube oil system, and fuel system.

• Supervise the maintenance and repair of all pumps and valves of the ballast system, thrusters, associated driven pumps and auxiliary equipment.

• Liaise with the marine department regarding the loading, ordering and use of fuel, potable water and drill water in consideration of the rig’s stability.

• Plan equipment periodic maintenance according to the PMS guidelines and coordinate that maintenance with Chief Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor and other department heads.

• Ensure that reports for repair and maintenance of equipment are accurate and complete.

• Carry out classification society surveys as part of continuous survey of machinery.

• Assist the Chief Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor to ensure all third-party equipment is fit for purpose, certified, correctly installed, and maintained while on the rig.

• Maintain an adequate supply of spares to fulfill maintenance requirements and facilitate a safe and efficient operation.

• Inform the Chief Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor and other department heads of any technical problems or limitations that may affect the safe operation of the rig.

• Implement outstanding recommendations from audits, as issued by Clients, Regulatory Authorities or rig management.

• Assist the Chief Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor in supplying information for maintenance and repair budget.

• Communicate equipment problems or breakdown information via direct supervisor to Field Support Group.

• Must be competent and skilled in the use of condition monitoring equipment, including basic interpretation.

• Incorporate the STOP the job planning process into all tasks, whether working alone or as a part of a team,

• Participate in the STOP the job process.

• Ensure subordinate personnel are properly trained in the STOP the job process.

• Ensure DROPS inspections are conducted according to the rig’s DROPS inspection program.

• Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed.

• Demonstrate commitment to Company safety policy through the consistent execution of leadership and guidance.

• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for environmental protection.

• Actively participate in weekly safety meetings and pre-job meetings as required.

• Report any incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to the Chief Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor and other department heads.

• Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained onboard the rig.

• Meeting the training requirements of the applicable training matrix.

• Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process.

• Mentor, develop and train crew members to ensure that they are competent to work at their next job level.

• Ensure that all subordinates have the necessary skills and experience to fulfill their assigned tasks in a safe and efficient manner.

• Recommend promotion or disciplinary action up to and including discharge.

• Supervise and guide crew members in their On-the-Job Training (OJT) program.

• Maintain discipline onboard and ensure compliance with Company disciplinary procedures.

• Carry out the Noble Leadership Model by Developing Yourself, Leading Your Team, Driving the Business, and Delivering Results.