Operational Technology Engineer, Stavanger

Stavanger

Candidates without NORSOK experience and valid workingpermit in Norway will not be evaluated

Duration: 1 year

Purpose of the Position: To contribute expertise in Safety and Automation Systems, Telecom, and OT Systems by assisting in the planning/evaluation of changes and overseeing modification projects to ensure that work on the systems complies with laws/regulations and governing documentation, while ensuring the safety and integrity of the facilities. This includes performing repairs and maintenance on field-wide systems to actively contribute to safety and maintain desired system availability.

Responsibilities:

Daily monitoring of assigned equipment components within Safety and Automation Systems, Telecom, and OT Systems.
Ensuring close collaboration with onshore and offshore departments.
Providing guidance and support to personnel from subcontractors working remotely on the systems.
Serving as a coordinating link between suppliers, onshore, and offshore organizations.
Ensuring QA during changes and modifications to assigned systems.
Particularly responsible for monitoring assigned equipment components located in Tananger.
Making independent assessments and choices of solutions/methods during the execution of assigned tasks, based on given frameworks, personal expertise, and experience.
Contributing to the development of OTC in line with technological advancements in the industry.
Providing advice on OT and cybersecurity matters.

Tasks/Roles:

Providing daily support for Automation, SAS/PCS, Telecom, and OT systems in Tananger and offshore.
Providing technical support for operation and maintenance (onshore and offshore).
Monitoring the technical condition of the facility.
Performing repairs and system maintenance from the OTC.
Executing work according to the work plan (PM01, PM02) in a safe and cost-effective manner.
Undertaking offshore work for short periods as required.
Providing guidance on OT and cybersecurity matters.
Supporting and guiding personnel from subcontractors.
Coordinating work permits (AT) for subcontractors working remotely.
Managing Active Directory groups for assigned systems.
Monitoring Splunk dashboards and taking necessary actions.
Participating in projects and modifications (onshore and offshore).
Defining scope of work for corrective work orders in collaboration with the technical team onshore.
Keeping updated on current procedures and regulations within the area of responsibility.
Reviewing work packages and verifying change projects according to governing documentation before they are sent offshore.
Assisting TA (Technical Authority) in reviewing/developing work packages and maintenance programs.
Assisting in the assessment of modifications, changes in use, or interventions that may affect the function, performance, safety, or integrity of equipment/systems – as defined in governing documentation provided in procedure 3093 and/or 6288.
Assisting contractor planning environments and COPNO with correct task solutions.
Collaborating with and providing support to operation and other technical groups offshore and onshore.
Ensuring critical drawings/documentation for equipment are established and updated in SAP, in collaboration with the Document Center.
Contributing to multidisciplinary teams.
Reporting deviations, hazardous conditions, and proposing improvement measures.
Participating in Safety Job Analysis (SJA) as required.
Actively using pre-job meetings and PSI (Personal Safety Involvement) to achieve safe job execution.
Participating in Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) as needed.
Participating in forum meetings with Engineering.
Participating in OTC coordination meetings.
Attending IT-Change meetings as required.
Monitoring work plans, backlogs, and registered deviations.
Generating ZC notifications to update the PM01 program according to current legislation, standards, and procedures.
Creating Fast Track PM02 and PM10 for urgent minor jobs.
Creating notifications M1, M3, ZC, and ZR.

Desired Qualifications

One of the following educations:
- Automation Engineer or equivalent. Equivalent may include an automation technician with sufficient and relevant experience.
- Engineering education in telecommunications/data.
- Technical vocational school education as a telecommunications installer or data electronics technician with relevant experience can compensate for lack of engineering education.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in operation and maintenance of control or telecom systems.
Depending on the area of work, background in one or more of the following areas is desirable: Automation Systems, High-Level Programming Languages, Real-Time Programming, Cybernetics, Electronics, Microsoft Windows, Data Communication, Networking, PA, Radio Links, VHF/UHF/TETRA radio systems, marine radar.
Accuracy and independence are required in the work.

Desirable Courses and Certifications (not mandatory):

Telecommunications Courses: