Subsea Operations Supervisor (SITE)

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IOTA Group is hiring a Subsea Operations Supervisor (SITE) in Nigeria to lead deepwater subsea and XT operations on drilling rigs and vessels. The role is safety-critical, covering completions, interventions, workovers, and drilling support, with direct responsibility for up to 30 contractor personnel and oversight of operations worth up to $20M per well. Candidates should be prepared for offshore leadership, HSE compliance, and continuous improvement in a deepwater environment.

• Safety-critical offshore leadership role in deepwater subsea operations
• Directly manages up to 30 service contractor personnel
• Responsible for operations with up to $20M per well exposure
• Covers completions, interventions, workover, and drilling support
• Requires IWCF and COC certification for well control safety
• Based in Nigeria with offshore deepwater assignments

Original source description

Service Dimensions: Through a continual improvement of equipment, services and operational procedures, directly contribute to the DCD cost savings and performance objectives. Accountable for the execution of subsea and XT operations and aspects of completion, interventions, work-over, and drilling operations, in compliance with codes of practice, safety and environmental protection, all while optimizing costs and lead times. (Up to $20M per well operation). Demonstrates personal and team commitment to Company policies, standards, codes of conduct and HSE requirements. This position is “Safety Critical”: First contact in the “Chain of Command” and occasionally acts as RSES-D for vessel operations. Directly responsible for up to 30 service contractor personnel depending on ongoing offshore operations. Activities HSE: Demonstrates personal commitment to COMPANY’s HSE Policy. Is certified (IWCF and COC) and contributes to the prevention of COMPANY’s biggest industrial risk (Loss of well control/well blowout). Ensures continuous reporting of safety and environmental concerns/incidents within his/her team. Maintains awareness of and ensures compliance with all relevant Statutory and Company HSE standards. Where applicable, is part of the on-site management emergency response team and provides technical knowledge. Ensures and verifies that a valid PTW has been compiled and put in place for each operational task, with all associated risks captured. Actively participates in Company safety awareness/initiative schemes and audits to ensure the contractors under his/her responsibility are compliant. Acts as the Offshore Focal Point: Safety, technical and operational leader for all subsea operations in OML 130 DW assets. Service Content: Preparation, planning, optimization, execution and follow-up of the Deepwater Subsea operations: Rig/vessel upgrade, Top hole (wellhead/PGB systems), Upper completions (Tubing hangers, SLS etc.), Well test and intervention: (EDP, LRP, TFA, IWOCS etc.), Tree on wire operations TOW & Life of Field Support: (TRT, ART, Mini-WOCS, SCM & choke insert change out etc.). Ensures accurate operational reporting via the WELLVIEW system. Regularly acts as offshore interface focal point between DCD and other COMPANY departments (Field Ops, GSR, ECP, HSE etc.). Drives a LEAN and continuous improvement culture within his team offshore and communicates appropriately with the onshore team. Ensures accurate operational and logistic planning by creating and distributing a structured planning document to all stakeholders. Thus, organizing equipment and personnel movements in-line with the operational plan. Provides input to the DW DCD KPI and CPI database, and benchmarks operations against “best composite” performance. Mentors Junior Supervisors and young engineers on offshore assignments. Closes out any highlighted improvement actions. Leads all pre-Service meetings and toolbox talks for subsea-related operations. Provides financial oversight and responsibility for equipment, personnel and processes during the Service execution phase, responsible for up to 20MUSD operational spend for deepwater subsea operation. Captures and communicates lessons learned with onshore, service company and other stakeholders. Oversees/supervises deep offshore (multi-million USD) Deepwater Subsea operations on drilling rigs, OIMR & LWI vessels. Actively participates in monthly performance meetings with the onshore team. Perform Post Service Closure: Ensure subsea completion data are properly entered and attachments joined in Wellview database. Assist in preparation of handover and end-of-well reports (subsea section). Operational debriefs and prepare reports of lessons learned (continual improvement philosophy). Occasionally Performs Key Onshore Roles Including: Deepwater environment (up to 1600m operation water depth) on a 6th generation drillship with high daily cost exposure (~$1.5m/day rig rate). Participating in contractors’ Service Quality & Contracts Review Meetings. Safety-critical role (Training and certification allows direct involvement in major risk prevention – blowout). Works within and supervises multiple culturally and professionally transverse people. Participating in contractor site/process technical and safety audits. Participating in HAZIDS/HAZOPS and onshore risk assessments. Transverse activities across all disciplines within DCD and outside (HSE, projects, logistics, Field Operations, ECP etc.). Writing operational reports. Vetting/overseeing equipment testing and maintenance at ONSHORE SERVICE base. Qualifications Experience: in SPS equipment installation for main SPS contractors (OneSubsea, TechnipFMC, Aker Solutions) and sub-contractors such as Expro, Diamould & ROV tooling contractors. Bachelor of Engineering/Tech or Diploma. 5-15 years relevant technical experience: and offshore subsea/intervention/completion roles. How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should: Click here to apply online View all Jobs in Nigeria Subsea Operations Supervisor job vacancies in Nigeria