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• Type of work: Temporary
• Country: Turkey
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Job description The Mechanical & Hydraulic SME will provide technical leadership across topside mechanical systems, drilling equipment, lifting appliances, and propulsion-related equipment. Responsibilities include developing scopes of work, maintenance plans, work instructions, criticality assessments, technical specifications, and supporting procurement and commissioning activities.Key areas of responsibility include:Cranes, winches, lifting gear, and deck machineryStructural access systems, platforms, walkways, and hatchesMain engines and thruster systemsDrill floor equipment, including top drives, drawworks, and rotary tablesMud pumps, bulk systems, and auxiliary equipmentPipe handling equipment including Hydrarackers, power slips, elevators, and catwalk systemsLoad testing and certification of lifting appliancesOEM, classification society, and third-party inspector coordinationStrong Mechanical & Hydraulic backgroundExperience with drilling equipment, lifting systems, and topside mechanical equipmentExperience with maintenance planning, commissioning, and equipment reactivation projectsKnowledge of LOLER, API, ABS, SOLAS, and MODU Code requirementsExperience coordinating with OEMs, Class, and third-party inspectorsStrong experience reviewing maintenance records, lifting plans, and technical documentationExperience with asset integrity, risk assessment, and criticality analysisPreferredNOV equipment experienceDrillship or offshore drilling project experienceSPS, reactivation, upgrade, or life-extension project experienceAssignment DetailsLocation: TurkeyProject: SPS ProjectOffshore Attendance: None 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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