Interocean are currently seeking two Marine Technical Advisors for immediate start who will be supporting a major offshore energy company.
Responsibilities
The Marine Technical Advisor will be responsible for supporting the planning and safe execution of MODU rig moves.
Key duties include reviewing rig-move plans, coordinating with drilling contractor, marine contractors, and regulatory bodies, reviewing marine risk assessments, and ensuring all third-party services align with operational requirements.
Provides technical guidance during rig-move operations and supports all marine logistics to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient execution.
Duties and Responsibilities:
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Review rig-move procedures, marine risk assessments, and operational documentation, including preparation of rig move schedule.
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Liaise with drilling contractor, marine contractors, survey teams, and regulatory authorities to ensure alignment across all parties.
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Monitor marine weather and conditions to support safe planning and execution.
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Provide real-time technical guidance during rig-move operations, including towing, positioning, and anchoring activities.
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Ensure all marine operations comply with company standards, industry regulations, and safety requirements.
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Support logistics, vessel coordination, and readiness checks for all third-party marine services.
Key Competencies:
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Marine Operations Expertise – Strong understanding of rig-move procedures, towing operations, positioning, anchoring, and offshore marine logistics.
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Technical Problem-Solving – Skilled in analysing operational challenges and providing effective, timely technical guidance.
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Communication Skills – Clear, concise communicator able to translate technical information for various audiences.
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Planning & Organisation – Capable of developing robust rig-move plans, documentation, and marine readiness requirements.
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Situational Awareness – Ability to monitor marine conditions and operational risks during planning and execution.
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Decision-Making Under Pressure – Confident making informed decisions in time-critical or dynamic marine environments.
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Team Collaboration – Works effectively across multi-disciplinary teams and with diverse offshore and onshore stakeholders.
Requirements
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STCW Chief Mate / Master Mariner (or equivalent)
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Offshore Safety Certifications (BOSIET/FOET)
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Experience as Tow Master/Marine Representative/Marine Warranty Surveyor (Jack Up and/or Semi Submersible) and/or experience serving onboard AHVs in a senior role
Benefits
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Option full time employment or contractor basis
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Work with a dynamic, supportive and growing team.
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Opportunity for career development and progression.