Operations Supervisor

Allied Reliability; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Allied Reliability seeks an experienced Deepwater Completions Operations Supervisor for New Orleans, LA or Houston, TX to oversee Gulf of Mexico completion operations. The role translates engineering programs into field plans, coordinates service providers, and ensures equipment readiness for offshore execution.

Responsibilities include reviewing programs, conducting inspections, coordinating teams, and supporting RCFA with continuous improvements in safety, cost and schedule.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated field experience preparing for, executing, or supervising deepwater completions operations.
• Experience identifying operational risks and resolving supplier readiness or execution issues.
• Knowledge of completion equipment, operational planning, and offshore execution requirements.
• Ability to coordinate service providers and multidisciplinary operational teams.

Responsibilities

• Review completion programs and translate engineering designs into safe, executable operational plans.
• Verify engineering drawings, equipment, and personnel readiness before execution.
• Coordinate completion service providers, suppliers, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Conduct supplier shop visits, equipment inspections, tool loadouts, SIT, and QA/QC audits.
• Support offshore completion operations and resolve operational or equipment-related issues.
• Identify HSSE risks and ensure contractors meet safety expectations.
• Support RCFA and corrective actions.
• Develop operational work plans and coordinate readiness activities between offshore campaigns.
• Identify opportunities to improve completion efficiency, cost, schedule, and technology utilization.

Skills

Field experience

Risk assessment

Coordination

Offshore travel

Safety compliance

Troubleshooting

Education

Engineering degree

Job description

Allied Reliability is seeking an experienced Deepwater Completions Operations Supervisor in New Orleans, LA or Houston, TX to oversee safe and efficient Gulf of Mexico completion operations. Responsible for translating engineering programs into executable field plans, coordinating service providers, ensuring equipment readiness, and supporting offshore completion installation. The position combines office-based planning, supplier-facility visits, and offshore execution.

Key Responsibilities

• Review completion programs and translate engineering designs into safe, executable operational plans.
• Verify engineering drawings, equipment, and personnel readiness before execution.
• Coordinate completion service providers, suppliers, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Conduct supplier shop visits, equipment inspections, tool loadouts, system integration testing (SIT), and QA/QC audits.
• Support offshore completion operations and resolve operational or equipment-related issues.
• Identify HSSE risks and ensure contractors meet operational and safety expectations.
• Support root cause failure analysis (RCFA) and corrective actions.
• Develop operational work plans and coordinate readiness activities between offshore campaigns.
• Identify opportunities to improve completion efficiency, cost, schedule, and technology utilization.

Required Qualifications

• Demonstrated field experience preparing for, executing, or supervising deepwater completions operations.
• Experience identifying operational risks and resolving supplier readiness or execution issues.
• Knowledge of completion equipment, operational planning, and offshore execution requirements.
• Ability to coordinate service providers and multidisciplinary operational teams.
• Willingness to travel offshore and regularly visit supplier facilities.
• HUET, TWIC, IWCF/IADC well control, and offshore survival certifications, or ability to obtain.
• Successful completion of required background checks.

Preferred Qualifications

• Engineering or relevant technical degree; equivalent deepwater completions field experience accepted.
• Previous experience with completion service providers, equipment suppliers, tool shops, or service centers.
• Hands-on experience with equipment preparation, tool make-up, testing, SITs, and loadouts.
• Deepwater wellsite supervision or completions field leadership experience.
• Demonstrated success improving offshore safety, cost, and schedule performance.
• Strong communication, contractor management, and stakeholder coordination skills.
• Houston or New Orleans-based candidates preferred due to office planning and supplier-facility visits.