Offshore Facilities Engineer

About the role

The Offshore Facilities Engineer will lead and manage production activities on offshore units, ensuring safety, efficiency and continuous operation. Reporting to the Offshore Production Superintendent and working with on‑shore process leads, the role combines technical expertise with strong safety and leadership behaviours.

Key responsibilities

• Act as the technical focal point onboard for all production‑related matters.
• Provide day‑to‑day technical support to the production superintendent, offshore team and on‑shore teams.
• Support process optimisation, plant trials, Management of Change (MoC) reporting and troubleshooting to maintain steady production.
• Maximise uptime and minimise production downtime through technical interventions.
• Maintain and improve surveillance and monitoring tools such as SEEQ and PI Vision.
• Develop and update technical documentation, including P&ID mark‑ups, temporary procedures and technical notes.
• Review and define functional requirements for process design changes under the MoC process.
• Ensure the unit’s process operations manuals are current and accurate.

Required profile

• Proven leadership and safety‑focused behaviour in offshore or hydrocarbon environments.
• Background in on‑shore hydrocarbon process operations and Management of Change.
• Responsibility for crew and vessel safety as well as operational performance.

Required skills

• SEEQ monitoring platform
• PI Vision surveillance system
• P&ID documentation and mark‑ups
• Management of Change (MoC) processes
• Process optimisation and troubleshooting techniques