Company Overview

OEG is a leading energy solutions business, providing mission-critical infrastructure assets and services to the global offshore energy industry. Through our specialist divisions - topside, marine, subsea, cables, logistics, and industrials, we are a pivotal link in the global offshore energy project chain, ensuring our customers' projects are delivered safely, reliably, and efficiently. We are currently seeking an Offshore Fuelling Systems Engineer to join our Aviation Division.

Location

Cairnrobin, Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Contract

The successful candidate will complete a 4–6 month internal training programme based at our Cairnrobin facility, working Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm. Upon successful completion of the training programme, the role will transition to an offshore-only position, with remuneration based on 160 offshore days per year, working 12-hour shifts.

Core Purpose

To carry out the inspection, maintenance, repair, testing, and certification of offshore helicopter refuelling (helifuel) systems, ensuring all work is completed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with current legislation, industry standards, and client requirements.

Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities

• Mobilise independently to pre-arranged offshore installations, in line with schedules issued by the planning team, to undertake quarterly and annual helifuel system inspections, servicing, maintenance, surveys, helideck friction testing, helideck audits, helideck crew training, system commissioning and certification, ensuring all work is completed safely and in accordance with company procedures and industry standards.
• Maintain an up-to-date knowledge and understanding of all relevant legislation, regulations, and industry standards applicable to helifuel systems, ensuring all inspections and certification activities are carried out in accordance with current requirements and guidance issued by the Technical Manager.
• Take full responsibility for ensuring all required personal protective equipment (PPE), tools, consumables, documentation, reports, and relevant information are prepared and available prior to mobilisation, enabling work to be carried out safely, efficiently, and without supervision.
• Report to the designated check-in location in sufficient time before departure, ensuring all required identification, certification, and travel documentation are available and valid prior to mobilisation.
• Complete all mandatory training, competency requirements, and permit processes, while complying with client and installation-specific rules, procedures, and regulatory requirements always.
• Prepare, complete, and submit accurate Offshore Inspection Reports and certification documentation to the client within agreed timescales, ensuring all records are complete, compliant, and maintained to a high professional standard.
• Ensure all timesheets and client-specific documentation are accurately completed and signed by the appropriate client representative prior to departing the offshore installation.
• Submit signed timesheets and authorised expense claims promptly.
• Maintain the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and courtesy always when representing the company at client offshore installations, onshore facilities, and training locations.
• Attend and successfully complete all required training courses, refresher programmes, and competency assessments to maintain compliance with company, client, and industry standards.
• Always act as a professional ambassador for the company, protecting and promoting its reputation while identifying opportunities to strengthen client relationships and support business growth.
• Comply with all applicable local laws, regulations, and road traffic legislation when travelling or driving on company business, always ensuring safe and responsible conduct.