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• Country: Turkey
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Job description The Subsea & WCE SME will support the planning and execution of maintenance and reactivation activities relating to well control and subsea systems. Responsibilities include developing scopes of work, preparing technical specifications, managing engineering queries, supporting procurement activities, reviewing OEM documentation, and maintaining project records and documentation.The successful candidate will also support the reactivation, testing, inspection, and commissioning of key well control equipment and systems.Key ResponsibilitiesLead and support reactivation of:Blowout Preventer (BOP) systemsControl pods and BOP surface equipmentMarine risers and riser tensioner systemsDiverter systemsChoke and kill manifolds and associated linesReview and validate well control equipment documentation, certification, drawings, and test recordsSupport FAT, SAT, functional testing, and system integration activitiesDevelop maintenance plans, scopes of work, and commissioning proceduresIdentify spare parts, consumables, equipment, and service requirementsSupport punch list resolution and commissioning activitiesConduct asset criticality and risk assessmentsStrong background in Subsea & Well Control EquipmentExperience with:BOPsLMRPsMarine risersWell control systemsHydraulic and mechanical well control equipmentExperience reviewing OEM documentation, PIBs, PINs, and safety alertsMaintenance, planning, and project execution experienceKnowledge of:ABSTürk LoyduIMOSOLASMODU Code requirementsExperience with criticality assessments and risk managementAssignment DetailsLocation: TurkeyProject: SPS ProjectOffshore Attendance: Not currently plannedWorking Hours: 06:00 – 18:00Rotation: 5 weeks on / 4 weeks off, including 1 week remote workingContract Type: Unfixed employment contractBenefits: Flights provided within rotation schedule and private health insurance included
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