THREE60 ENERGY
Electrical Support Engineer
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Job Purpose
Reporting to the Operations Superintendent, the Electrical Support Engineer is a critical role within the onshore O&M team delivering on safe and reliable operation of equipment whilst ensuring regulatory compliance is maintained. The position is embedded within a multi-disciplined operations support team with an electrical engineering and maintenance bias supporting Duty Holder decommissioning operations.
Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities
- Ensure electrical related equipment is safely managed and maintained effectively and that any engineering & maintenance activities are delivered in accordance with Statutory Regulations, Health, Safety & Environmental practices.
- Prioritise repairs and inspections as required. Record the integrity status of the electrical equipment and provide preliminary assessment of any associated risk.
- Review maintenance deferrals for planned and corrective maintenance work.
- Management of 3rd party electrical generation equipment hire and associated offshore vendor maintenance.
- Responsible for company Electrical Assurance and Verification requirements.
- Review and input into Operational Risk Assessments.
- Responsible for development and management of the asset electrical budget.
- Input into Management of Change process and that changes to the design and maintenance of electrical equipment are appropriately documented. Occasionally manage minor modifications.
- Provide technical support to the offshore maintenance and project teams where required.
- Carry out engineering studies, and root cause investigations where required in support of delivering to an agenda of continuous improvement.
- Liaise with manufacturers on aspects of equipment trouble shooting and problem solving.
- Support the development and implementation of decommissioning plans for equipment rundown maintenance strategies to ensure safe and reliable EDC operations.
- Support the implementation of obsolescence related maintenance aligned with decommissioning project milestones.
- Support critical equipment reliability and availability reviews.
- Provide reviews into critical and operational spares ensuring critical spares are always available aligned with project milestones.
- Review decommissioning work packs, decommissioning work programmes and technical proposals provided by 3rd parties in support of work execution.
- Support the decommissioning programmes and the implementation of safe electrical procedures and practices.
- Other duties as assigned which may be reasonably expected within the scope of the role.
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- Electrical engineering Bachelor’s degree preferred or proven relevant offshore experience.
- Ideally candidates should hold chartership accreditation with a recognised UK professional body and be recognised as a Chartered Engineer through the Engineering Council UK.
- Valid OGUK Medical, MIST and BOSIET is preferred.
Skills & Experience
- Proven experience of working in an Electrical support role within the Energy Industry, is essential.
- Excellent analytical and reporting skills, is essential.
- Ability to operate effectively with minimum supervision is essential.
- Ability to lead, influence and coach others is essential.
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to build strong relationships is essential.
- Demonstrable skills in adapting to change and leading change processes and promoting behaviours that meet the organisation’s Aims and Values is essential.
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