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Offshore Drilling Safety Advisor

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Cammach is currently recruiting an Offshore Drilling Safety Advisor on behalf of our client, a large oil and gas operator in the UK, to work offshore 3/3 rotation on board a jack-up rig. The position is offered on a long-term PAYE contract basis.
ROLE
Assist the company on site representative (Drilling & Completion Supervisor), in all SHE related aspects on the rig.
Responsibilities
- Witness Critical Operations, - Heavy Lifts, Casing Operations, Skidding Operations and Anchor handling Operations etc.
- From operations programs and look-ahead, extract critical aspects regarding personnel safety & environment protection. Brief teams accordingly, through proper communication and coaching.
- Perform constant safety walks around the Well Operations Area to assess the level of awareness and compliance of rig teams.
- Assist the Drilling & Completion Supervisor during emergencies.
- Conduct incident investigations for all drilling and well related events and raise stream cases for further review/input.
- Audit main critical job risk assessments.
- Conduct procedure reviews / audits as per Drilling & Wells requirements/requests
- Perform site checks, push for continuous improvement of JRA quality and RA in WCC.
- Review Safety Compliance of Procedures and Programs received.
- Review Rig Procedures, ref; D&W SHE&I Plan.
- Deliver information sessions, around given Health safety and Environment topics or themes
- Witness work in “Well Operations Area” and assist Drilling & Completion Supervisor in checking for compliance with SIMOPS procedures.
- Ensure periodic tests required in SIMOPS are performed and documented, ESD, Gas tests etc. Witness work in “Well Operations Area” and check for compliance with Company E&P procedures.
- Perform “drilling” familiarization scope to new arrivals on the platform.
- Ensure that all Safety Tools are being utilized fully by all personnel to prevent incidents from occurring and/or escalation (in conjunction with drilling contractor: motivated team leaders, etc.)
- Actively participate in rig weekly safety meetings.
- Work closely with the Contractor Safety Advisor, i.e. preparing safety meetings, Safety Campaigns, Safety Card issues which have been entered into a tracking sheet.
- Participate in morning and evening meetings as required.
- Actively participate to Toolbox talks / Pre Tour Meetings/Total Safety Practices.
- Participate and/or lead hazard hunts with the drilling contractor.
- Expected to “stop the job” when any operation is identified as being carried out below required safety standards.
- Update Synergy as required
- Ensure all D&W incident reporting requirements adhered to
- Participate actively in Root Cause Analyses, near-miss reports and accident reports sessions.
- Establish close follow-up analysis and feedback based on Safety cards system in place through the Drilling contractor, ensure close-up action plans.
- Ensure all actions (from Incidents, RCA’s, Audits, Rig Inspections etc) are closed out in a timely fashion.
- Perform analysis and give feedback based on Safety cards system and monitor action close out.
- Prepare weekly SHE reports for onshore management.
- Perform the Rig POB and exercise reports – submitted weekly and every 1st of the month.
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- Relevant and appropriate experience in a similar Offshore Drilling Safety Advisor role
- Previous experience working with an Operator.
- Recent UK North Sea experience preferred.
- Current offshore certification – BOSIET Survival, Offshore Medical, MIST etc.
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