E&I Supervisor

Duties

• The main activities of the job includes: to promote the company safety culture in all interactions with contractors’ and subcontractors’ teams, monitor their adherence to company’s rules for safety, and demonstrate own commitment while leading by example
• Ensures compliance with all relevant HSE requirements across works to promote a healthy and safe work environment; being a warrant for the conformity of Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) site activities, including construction, commissioning and start-up with the project requirements and specifications, in terms of methods, safety, quality and schedule. Has a detailed knowledge of codes and standards applicable to the project
• Being responsible for ensuring the site works are properly manned, managed and executed by the contractor and their approved Subcontractors in accordance with the contract agreement; surveying the E&I activities, applies "lessons learnt" from previous project team’s experiences and provides timely feedback, thus contributing to the continuous improvement of the E&I team safety awareness and performance
• Maintain close work relationship with the EPC Contractor, prepares for, and participates in daily progress meetings; have a visible presence at site, demonstrates commitment to safety by organizing and participating in joint daily review of the work to be performed
• Participating in walk-throughs with company and contractor project management at the completion of jobs, documents and reports to project management any safety, technical or organizational issues observed (list of non-conformities)
• Verifying that the progress of E&I construction activities corresponds with the reality observed in the field; to issue daily and weekly progress report on Construction activities to the project management team; to work closely with the quality assurance teams, participates in all quality surveillance programs and inspects the works per discipline as directed in the approved inspection procedures
• Being familiar with company information systems (ex. ICAPS, STOP card or equivalent); participating in all necessary construction planning meetings to ensure a smooth resolution of all technical issues, thus avoiding any impact to schedule or cost, as well by anticipating such issues as required

Requisites

• Education: A technologist degree/diploma or equivalent qualification or equivalent in Electrical and Instrumentation disciplines field and/or Oil & Gas construction projects;
• Minimum of 15 years’ experience in related discipline works and a suitable general knowledge in oil and gas industry;
• Full understanding of areas critical to the success of large complex projects: safety, environmental, work organization, cost, schedule, quality, organizational competency, and reputational risk
• Strong English written and verbal communication skills required
• Fluency in Portuguese or French is advantageous
• Strong HSE culture and safety leadership
• Effective communication and leadership skills with the ability to influence critical decisions

Benefits

• The possibility of working in a Company that offers salary conditions compatible with the level of experience and level of responsibility of the role, as well as opportunities for personal development.

Notes

• Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted