Responsible for Safety and Environment on Site – Delegate

• Responsible for Safety and Environment on Site – Delegate (RSES-D)

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Responsible for Safety and Environment on Site – Delegate (RSES-D)

Contract Type Rotational Offshore Assignment

Start Date Early February 2027 (Estimated)

Rotation 35 Days ON / 35 Days OFF

Vessels FDS-2, Saipem Constellation, Castorone, Normand Maximus and other installation vessels.

Location Offshore Suriname - Block 58 (Mobilization via Paramaribo)

Contract Type Rotational Offshore Assignment

Start Date Early February 2027 (Estimated)

Duration Until December 31, 2028 (Renewable)

Rotation 35 Days ON / 35 Days OFF

Vessels FDS-2, Saipem Constellation, Castorone, Normand Maximus and other installation vessels.

Role Overview

The Offshore SURF RSES-D (Responsible for Safety and Environment on Site - Delegate) acts as the Company's representative onboard offshore installation vessels during the execution of a major deepwater development project offshore Suriname.

The position is responsible for supervising offshore Subsea Umbilicals, Risers and Flowlines (SURF) installation activities, ensuring that all operations are performed safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved procedures, Company specifications and H3SEQ requirements.

Working closely with the SURF Installation Manager, offshore contractors and multidisciplinary project teams, the RSES-D oversees installation operations, coordinates simultaneous activities (SIMOPS/COMOPS), monitors operational performance and ensures effective implementation of the Company's safety culture.

The role also serves as the Company's offshore focal point for emergency response coordination, operational readiness and installation progress reporting.

Key Responsibilities
Offshore SURF Installation Supervision

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• Supervise all offshore installation activities onboard construction and installation vessels.
  
• Ensure execution of approved installation procedures and compliance with Company technical and HSE requirements.
  
• Monitor offshore operations involving:
  
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  • J-Lay and S-Lay operations.
    
  • Rigid pipeline installation.
    
  • Flexible pipeline and umbilical installation.
    
  • Riser installation and pull-in/pull-out operations.
    
  • Subsea structure installation.
    
  • Marine Construction Vessel (MCV) connections and testing.
    
  • Subsea ROV operations.
    
  • Offshore pre-commissioning and testing.
    
  
  
  
• Ensure offshore activities are executed according to the approved schedule.
  
• Identify operational deviations and report them to onshore management for review and approval.
  

Installation Readiness & Operational Preparation

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• Participate in the preparation and review of offshore installation procedures.
  
• Incorporate lessons learned from previous installation campaigns.
  
• Verify operational readiness of personnel, equipment and installation systems.
  
• Review and validate installation readiness documentation.
  
• Ensure timely preparation and signature of:
  
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  • Ready for Transportation Certificates.
    
  • Ready for Installation Certificates.
    
  • Ready for Recovery Certificates.
    
  • Ready for Load-Out Certificates.
    
  • Ready for Commissioning Certificates.
    
  
  
  
• Coordinate with Marine Warranty Surveyors (MWS) and Company representatives for certification and approvals.
  

Marine Operations & Logistics

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• Monitor vessel supply and barge operations.
  
• Supervise equipment transfers, deck operations, lifting activities and load-out operations.
  
• Ensure proper coordination of offshore logistics and equipment availability.
  
• Monitor equipment preservation, storage and handling requirements.
  
• Maintain accurate equipment inventories and subsea installation traceability records.
  
• Identify requirements for additional technical assistance from contractors and equipment manufacturers.
  

SIMOPS / COMOPS Coordination

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• Coordinate simultaneous offshore operations involving multiple vessels and contractors.
  
• Ensure compliance with approved SIMOPS and COMOPS procedures.
  
• Maintain effective communication with the FPSO site representative and other offshore stakeholders.
  
• Identify potential operational conflicts and implement appropriate mitigation measures.
  
• Ensure effective communication and hando