Well Integrity & Intervention Engineer

HSE

• Drives HSE performance in accordance with Total Group objectives, demonstrates HSE leadership and promote a safety culture with the team and service providers;
• Ensure that health, safety and environmental risks are assessed, and necessary measures taken to mitigate safety and health risks according to ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practical) principle.

Planning

• Deliver according to the SOR Well Delivery Process;
• Book resources / equipment, ensure IOP updated, execute IWOP / readiness review;
• Set-up reporting systems, SAP and provide probabilistic time/cost estimation;
• Ensure regulatory permits in place and followed.

Engineering

• Prepare the Well Service Programme in compliance with Total Rules, industry standards and regulatory requirements to deliver the Integrity / Subsurface objectives as per SOR;
• Ensure that operational risks are assessed and that necessary measures taken to mitigate operational risks and that contingencies have been evaluated and implemented;
• Identify new suppliers and new technology as an aid to optimizing well delivery and reducing well cost;
• Ensures that programs are technically validated, best technology selected, lessons learned incorporated.

Performance

• Ensure programs are issued 14 days ahead of execution and revived in advance with platform management;
• Check and ensure that offshore reporting including NPT (Non Productive Time) is done correctly and adequately on a daily basis;
• Ensure that rental equipment items are returned to contractors promptly.

Operations

• Ensure lessons learnt are captured and included in the close-out-memo;
• Track daily cost, QC lookahead, QC reporting, QC loadout and backload, chemical usage;
• Provide monthly accruals;
• Follow the MoC process for any changes.

Organization

• Provide feedback to contract owners on each contractor's performance for SQM;
• Coach, mentor and Performance Monitoring of team members.

Professional qualifications:

• Graduate Engineer in relevant technical discipline;
• 10 years successful industry experience in technical discipline;
• Proven offshore experience will be great (even though this is an onshore position);
• Safety leader and ability to solve complex problems in an innovative and cost-effective manner.

Personal qualifications:

• Good listening skills, communication skills and decision-making ability, along with negotiating skills;
• Fluency in English;
• IWCF Well Control Level 4.