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Production Controller

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We are currently seeking a Production Controller to join an established team on a 3-month contract.
As a Production Controller, you will report to the Site Manager and act as the first-line onshore response, coordinating emergency incidents at sea or on turbines. This is a challenging and varied role where every day will be different.
Please note: This role operates on a 24/7 shift pattern for the duration of the 3-month contract, including 50% night shifts, to support scheduled and unscheduled operational requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Working closely with the Incident Management Team
- Remotely monitoring operational assets, logging operational data and events, and communicating and coordinating outputs to relevant stakeholders
- Ensuring robust shift handovers and cooperating with relevant representatives to clarify orders and issues
- Supporting the investigation and resolution of operational and technical problems
- Controlling safe offshore operations, ensuring passengers and vessel crew are authorised and competent for planned works
- Controlling vessel movements and establishing exclusion zones where appropriate
- Assessing weather conditions to determine suitability for the safe transfer of personnel and offshore work
- Supporting vessel management teams with vessel audits
- Liaising with relevant operators and coordinating access in line with operational requirements
- Working with technical and operational support teams to generate and provide agreed data and reports
- Creating and issuing Notices to Mariners in line with relevant consent requirements
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