Offshore SURF Install Lead - Night Shift (Vessel)

IOTA Group

Angola (IN)

On-site

USD 100,000 - 134,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

The Kaminho Project is a major deepwater offshore development in Angola, operated by TotalEnergies E&P Angola. The Night Shift Company Site Representative will oversee SURF installation activities onboard the installation vessel, ensuring safe operations and compliance with procedures.

Ideal candidates bring 12+ years as a Company Representative on offshore construction vessels, with strong SURF installation and SIMOPS/COMOPS experience, plus leadership and contractor management skills for

Qualifications

Minimum 12 years of experience as a Company Representative onboard offshore construction vessels.
Strong technical expertise in SURF installation engineering and offshore operations.
Extensive knowledge of subsea installation activities, marine operations, and offshore construction.
Strong understanding of SIMOPS, COMOPS, offshore HSE practices, and IMCA guidance.
Good knowledge of Company rules, technical specifications, and project procedures.
TotalEnergies GSES and/or MEMIR certification is an advantage.
Valid authorization to work in Angola is an advantage.
Fluency in English is mandatory; Portuguese and/or French is an advantage.
Strong leadership, contractor management, coordination, and communication skills.
Ability to manage offshore operations, operational risks, and interfaces in a demanding environment.

Responsibilities

Represent the Company onboard the SURF installation vessel during night shift operations.
Supervise offshore installation activities, including umbilicals, spools, well jumpers, subsea structures, flying leads, and pre-commissioning.
Ensure compliance with Company HSE requirements, approved procedures, project specifications, and international standards.
Monitor SIMOPS and COMOPS activities and ensure effective coordination with other offshore vessels and assets.
Act as the Company’s focal point during onboard emergencies and ensure compliance with the Emergency Response Plan.
Identify unsafe practices, raise Down Graded Situations (DGS) when required, and manage deviations through the Management of Change (MoC) process.
Verify installation readiness and ensure timely completion of RFI certificates, ICAPS sheets, and other required documentation.
Coordinate with the SURF Contractor, Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS), and Company representatives.
Monitor operational progress and report daily activities, risks, and issues to the RSES-D.
Ensure proper tracking of SPS tools, rigging equipment, and critical installation assets.
Support offshore planning, personnel mobilization, incident investigations, and continuous improvement.