Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) Advisor / Assessor III
Airswift has been tasked by one of our major Oil and Gas clients to seek Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) Advisor to work for a 1-month assignment.
Duration: it's a short term assignment. They will be doing audits, starting with trip in US then going to Guyana with the required documentation.
Perform independent external compliance audits on all embedded controls, including the Operation Integrity Management System (OIMS) and the Oil Spill Response Plan (OSRP), on at least an annual basis, especially controls relating to critical drilling and production operations. Within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt, the Permit Holder shall submit the Final Audit Report to the GOG.
MAIN FUNCTIONS
Provide guidance and advice, and upon request an assessment, relative to Company's implementation of OIMS in regards to geophysical vendor field operations
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
In addition to Level 1 and 2 tasks and responsibilities, Level 3:
• Participate in external stakeholder assessments for best practices and lessons learned
• Participate in OIMS workshops and Network meetings as needed
• Systematically assess the extent to which the new project is progressing with OIMS implementation
• Support and / or participate in investigations and follow-up of incidents. Provide root cause analysis expertise to support these efforts and review reports.
• May be assigned other services by the JV SHE Team.
• Develop / deliver technical presentations.
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Minimum of 15 years geophysical field experience in a SSH&E role, and 5 years OIMS implementation experience;
• Must be well versed in OIMS practices and processes for geophysical field operations
• Must have excellent communication skills, possess high level of integrity, and willingness to build trust and accountability in inter-personal relationships
• Demonstrated work experience in both onshore and offshore Exploration projects (including some prior oil & gas experience).
• Broad technical knowledge and HSE skills with working knowledge of HSE Management System administration
• Preferred working knowledge of safety management practices, processes, and expectations.
• Thorough knowledge of safety standards, codes, and practices.
• Ability and desire to function in an integrated project team environment. Ability to develop successful working relationships with emphasis on effective communications in an integrated team environment.
• Must be fluent in both written and spoken English
• Must be proficient in current communication mediums and technologies (i.e., Microsoft Office, telecommunications, email, meetings)
• Must be in good physical condition and shall comply with all project health and safety requirements (including any vendor vessel or country-specific certifications required to work offshore)
• Must comply with requirements per the agreement
• Certifications must be current and not due to expire for the anticipated duration of the project
Duration: it's a short term assignment. They will be doing audits, starting with trip in US then going to Guyana with the required documentation.
Perform independent external compliance audits on all embedded controls, including the Operation Integrity Management System (OIMS) and the Oil Spill Response Plan (OSRP), on at least an annual basis, especially controls relating to critical drilling and production operations. Within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt, the Permit Holder shall submit the Final Audit Report to the GOG.
MAIN FUNCTIONS
Provide guidance and advice, and upon request an assessment, relative to Company's implementation of OIMS in regards to geophysical vendor field operations
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
In addition to Level 1 and 2 tasks and responsibilities, Level 3:
• Participate in external stakeholder assessments for best practices and lessons learned
• Participate in OIMS workshops and Network meetings as needed
• Systematically assess the extent to which the new project is progressing with OIMS implementation
• Support and / or participate in investigations and follow-up of incidents. Provide root cause analysis expertise to support these efforts and review reports.
• May be assigned other services by the JV SHE Team.
• Develop / deliver technical presentations.
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
• Minimum of 15 years geophysical field experience in a SSH&E role, and 5 years OIMS implementation experience;
• Must be well versed in OIMS practices and processes for geophysical field operations
• Must have excellent communication skills, possess high level of integrity, and willingness to build trust and accountability in inter-personal relationships
• Demonstrated work experience in both onshore and offshore Exploration projects (including some prior oil & gas experience).
• Broad technical knowledge and HSE skills with working knowledge of HSE Management System administration
• Preferred working knowledge of safety management practices, processes, and expectations.
• Thorough knowledge of safety standards, codes, and practices.
• Ability and desire to function in an integrated project team environment. Ability to develop successful working relationships with emphasis on effective communications in an integrated team environment.
• Must be fluent in both written and spoken English
• Must be proficient in current communication mediums and technologies (i.e., Microsoft Office, telecommunications, email, meetings)
• Must be in good physical condition and shall comply with all project health and safety requirements (including any vendor vessel or country-specific certifications required to work offshore)
• Must comply with requirements per the agreement
• Certifications must be current and not due to expire for the anticipated duration of the project