Maintenance Supervisor

ROLE OVERVIEW The Maintenance Supervisor will be responsible for the maintenance of mechanical/electrical equipment. RESPONSIBILITIES - Shall Include but not limited to: - Perform emergency duties as per Station Bill and Emergency Procedures manual. - Effectively participate in the Stop Observe Act Report (SOAR) program and encourage active participation. - Comply with and effectively contribute to the continuous improvement of ACE (ARO CODE OF EXCELLENCE), Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) related policies and procedures, and relevant authority regulatory requirements. - Maintain ownership of the maintenance system on the rig and associated processes. - Participate with technical crew in risk assessments. - Ensure the safe and cost-effective operation of mechanical and electrical equipment in compliance with statutory regulations and the company’s procedures. - Monitor continuous machinery surveys according to classification societies. - Ensure watch keeping duties are carried out in a competent manner. - Follow-up on requirements from classification society or certifying authority where applicable and on certain occasions from flag state inspection and third-party audits. - Perform all work according to agreed expectations of both internal and external customers, focus on doing things right the first time, every time, and contribute actively to continual improvement activities. - Comply with company’s Code of Conduct. - Ensure that all machinery temporarily installed on the rig for use by contractors is acceptable, correctly certified where necessary and installed in a manner to satisfy the company and the classification/certifying authorities. - Maintain responsibility for inspections and witness the sign-off on all tests on third party equipment; responsibility for inspection may be delegated to another competent person. - Plan, service and maintain equipment and in-service inspections according to planned maintenance system and classification society. - Coordinate activities with the Offshore Installation Manager (OIM)/Rig Drilling Superintendent and communicate information relating to operational or maintenance problems involving other departments. - Ensure all modifications are approved according to the appropriate level of authorization. - Ensure that all hoses are identified, installed, inspected, and maintained as per manufacturers’ recommendations; ensure all personnel concerned with the manufacture, fitting and maintenance of hoses are competent. - Issue and distribute work orders on a weekly or monthly basis or delegate the responsibility to the various department heads. - Ensure that all maintenance work carried out by the maintenance department has been recorded by the person carrying out the maintenance work. - Maintain budgetary control within his/her area of responsibility. - Plan work before work commences and manage hazards effectively. - Coordinate all modifications with the electrical/mechanical engineering and technical departments. - Assist with inventories of spare parts and material requisitions. - Ensure that when assets are changed out or the asset configuration is changed all critical spare parts are systematically identified utilizing asset bill of materials and the component information is given to ARO Supply Chain to be updated in the CMMS. - Oversee all aspects of the routine maintenance system including computer functions and other documentation; manage the archiving of maintenance activities involving company equipment and associated maintenance, repair, modification, or procurement certifications. - Examine legislation and assist with ensuring company compliance. - Show active participation in Hazard Management and Stop Work activities. - Effectively contribute to Management of Change and Non-Conformance Management through compliance with Change and Non-Conformance Procedures. - Act as contact and liaison for regulatory agency bodies with regard to equipment and other relevant legislation. - Inspect equipment and standards of maintenance on rigs; assist offshore personnel with maintenance and repair functions. - Ensure adherence to company policy and procedures. - Assist in the mentoring process in accordance with the Mentoring Program, as required. - Demonstrate leadership through personal responsibility and accountability. - Participate in Competence Program. - Assist management and relevant personnel to ensure training requirements are met as per the applicable training matrix. - Ensure that all subordinates have the necessary skills and experience to fulfill assigned tasks, in accordance with Company Preventive Maintenance program. - Maintain discipline on board to ensure compliance with company disciplinary procedures. - Advise all personnel assigned to him/her of their duties, responsibilities, and necessary safety precautions prior to start-up of any work. - Conduct formal and informal performance appraisals, which incl

The Maintenance Supervisor will be responsible for the maintenance of mechanical/electrical equipment. Responsibilities include: performing emergency duties per Station Bill and Emergency Procedures; participating in SOAR program; contributing to ACE, HSE, and regulatory compliance; owning the rig maintenance system and associated processes; participating in risk assessments with technical crew; ensuring safe and cost-effective operation of mechanical and electrical equipment in compliance with regulations and procedures; monitoring machinery surveys per classification societies; watchkeeping duties; following up on requirements from classification society, flag state, and third-party audits; delivering work to internal and external customers right the first time; complying with the Code of Conduct; ensuring proper certification and installation of temporary machinery for contractors; supervising inspections and sign-offs on third-party equipment; planning, servicing and maintaining equipment and in-service inspections per maintenance system and classification society; coordinating with OIM/Rig Drilling Superintendent; ensuring modifications are approved; hose identification, inspection and maintenance; issuing and distributing work orders; maintaining maintenance records; managing budgetary control; planning work and managing hazards; coordinating modifications with electrical/mechanical engineering and technical departments; assisting with spare parts inventories and requisitions; ensuring updated asset configuration and CMMS data; overseeing maintenance system documentation and certification; ensuring regulatory compliance; participating in Hazard Management, Stop Work, Management of Change, and Non-Conformance; acting as liaison with regulatory bodies; inspecting equipment and assisting offshore personnel; enforcing company policies; participating in mentoring, competence programs, and training; ensuring staff have necessary skills; maintaining discipline; briefing personnel on duties and safety; conducting performance appraisals.