Job Description

Company Overview:

People power our future. That is why advancing a dynamic, inclusive environment, where everyone grows and thrives is critically important to us.


Our ingenuity fuels daily life. Together, we've forged some of the most trusted partnerships across the energy value chain to make what was once just an idea a reality: laying subsea infrastructure thousands of feet below sea level, installing offshore platforms hundreds of miles from shore, and using our expertise to design and build offshore wind infrastructure.


For more than 100 years, we've been making the impossible possible. Today, we're driving the energy transition with more than 30,000 of the brightest minds across 54 countries.


Here, what you do matters.



Job Overview:

General navigation, DP, or anchor operations during his watch. This role will be working in offshore vessel.





Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

• The general stability of the vessel and as such responsible for the registration of all deck loads and additional weights
• The evaluation of the Bridge crew under his/her supervision
• The coordination of all deck, crane, helicopter, and supply boat operations during his/her watch (While project operations are in progress, the above shall be done in close consultation with the OCM / Superintendent and/or Deck Foreman)
• Ensuring the quantity and quality of potable water
• Ensuring compliance with and relevant revisions of ship-specific manuals under the responsibility of the bridge
• Planned Maintenance (PM), including spare parts inventory, for deck and hotel equipment when not covered specifically by the engineering department. PM activities and results must be reported to the Chief Engineer and entered into the NS PM Platform accordingly
• Maintaining logbooks, setting watches, assigning jobs, and monitoring bridge activities while on his/her watch
• Requisitioning of supplies and services necessary for the safe and efficient operations of the vessel including McDermott HSE materials
• Acting as the vessel's Response Coordinator with reference to the Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP)
• Acting as primary Vessel Security Officer; maintaining the Ship Security Plan, conducting security drills/exercises, and ensuring the applicable precautions are followed for the current MARSEC Level
• Completion, issuance, and maintenance of McDermott HSE-related reports and documents i.e., statistics, inspection reports, and meeting minutes.
• Led all incident investigations, in liaison with the Project HSE Technician, Marine HSES Manager, and other members of the investigation team. The investigation lead responsible may be delegated as appropriate


Essential Qualifications and Education:

• Navigational Mate Certificate of Competency attained through experience (accrued sea time) and formal education resulting in a Bachelor of Nautical Sciences (or equivalent) issued by an approved and recognized institution
• 360 Days Sea Time documented as OICNW of which 180 days must be as OICNW on vessels engaged in offshore construction operations
• STCW95 Reg
• II/2 - Chief Officer
• VI/I Basic Training
• VI/2 Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than FRB
• VI/3 Advanced Fire Fighting
• VI/5 - Ship Security Officer
• Valid Medical Certificate of Fitness
• Nautical Institute DP Operator's Certificate (for DP Vessels)
• Internal Auditor
• Navigational Mate Certificate of Competency attained through experience (accrued sea time) and formal education resulting in a Bachelor of Nautical Sciences (or equivalent) issued by an approved and recognized institution

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