Candidate Pool: Construction Structural Superintendents (expats contracts - multiple locations)

RESPONSIBILITIES The Construction Discipline Superintendent is responsible for the Construction Scope of work related to his/her discipline, in compliance with the project HSSE, Quality, and schedule requirements as defined in the construction execution plan (CEP). The Construction Discipline Superintendent manages a team of Supervisors and interfaces with the Quality Verification Inspectors for the discipline. MAIN TASKS In order to create a safe work environment on Site, you are to: Provide the leadership to ensure that the HSSE plan is understood and implemented by the Supervisors assigned to his/her discipline The measure of your effectiveness in this will be: Group and Project HSSE targets are met In order to meet Group/Project Quality requirements, you are to: Provide the leadership to ensure that the Quality Plan is understood and implemented by the Supervisors/Inspectors assigned to his/her discipline Lead the site Quality verification team for his/her own scope The measure of your effectiveness in this will be: Group and Project targets are met No violation of the Group Quality Golden Rules In order to achieve Mechanical Completion (A-Scope), you are to: Ensure Supervisors and Inspectors assigned to his/her discipline are familiar with SBM Construction and Completions processes and that roles and responsibilities are understood Monitor yard productivity and manpower assignment to ensure Construction schedule milestones are met Ensure yard Construction procedures related to his/her discipline are reviewed and approved Ensure the Inspections and Test Plan (ITP) is followed and attended by his/her team Ensure all Quality Verification Documentation is duly reviewed and approved Ensure that Manufacturing Data Records (MDR) are maintained, approved and compiled on a systematic basis Maintain up-to-date as-built dossier Ensure Discipline Inspection Test Reports (ITR-A’s and associated Punch list) are compiled and issued by the yard and approved and logged into the Completion database Interface with Supply Chain to ensure the Required On Site (ROS) for materials are respected Assist Material Controller in performing Receiving Inspections of materials and equipment related to his/her discipline The measure of your effectiveness in this will be: Achieving project milestones within schedule, quality and safety Feedback from Construction Manager JOB REQUIREMENTS Bachelor’s or Colleague Degree in a relevant discipline Minimum 15 years experience in Oil and Gas (onshore and offshore) industry and a proven track record in handling industrial automation projects engineering as technical lead Familiarity with working across engineering disciplines in an EPC environment to erect and build FPSO Modules Experience in structure fabrication, assembly, and erection Qualification in welding Qualification in NDE Working knowledge in rigging and Heavy Lifting Working knowledge of Quality Management processes Working knowledge in Blasting & painting Understanding of Regulatory and classification society requirements for FPSO Modules Construction Able to organize and execute multiple tasks on time and budget #OGJS