Dynamic Positioning Operator (NL, St. John's)

COMPANY/CLIENT: Puglisevich on behalf of Odfjell Drilling BUSINESS ADDRESS: 611 Torbay Road, St.

John’s, NL A1A 5J1 CONTACT: careers@puglisevich.com REPORTS TO: Marine Section Leader DEPARTMENT: Marine SUPERVISES: N/A SALARY RANGE: $116,676.33 - $167,297.30 BENEFITS: Benefits Package Applicable, Foreign Service Premium (applicable when employee is travelling outside of Home Country)

Offshore Newfoundland, Canada TYPE OF RIG: DP3 6th Generation Ultra-Deepwater Semi-Submersible, Hercules ROTATION: Equal Rotation TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Contract, Full Time CONTRACT: Long Term Contract; Estimate 400 Days + 300 Day Option NUMBER OF POSITIONS: Six (6)

Responsible for the vessel/installation’s positioning and for the continuous on-duty scheme in the control room/bridge. They are also the responsible navigator and shall take the necessary navigational and reporting-related precautions as dictated by the rules of the sea. PRE-REQUISITES/QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or Equivalent Canadian Watchkeeping Mate (Unlimited) License or STCW Equivalent Canadian Ballast Control Operator License or STCW Equivalent 1 year experience as a Dynamic Positioning Operator on a DP3 6th Generation Ultra-Deepwater Semi-Submersible 1 year experience with Posmoor ATA operations on Semi-Submersible DP Unlimited Certificate GMDSS License Structured and organized mindset High level of integrity Good verbal and written communication skills in English Must pass Physical, Drug Screen and Background/Pre-Employment Screening Checks DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: As the responsible navigating officer, they shall carry out duties and responsibilities as required of a navigating officer on independent duty. The DP Operator console in the main control room (bridge) shall be manned by a qualified DP Operator/1 Officer continuously during all DP operations. This means that the DP Operator /1 Officer must not leave the DP-operator console even for shorter periods of time. The DP Operators /1 Officers relieve each other at the DP-operator console about once every hour. The DP Operator/1 Officer at the DP-operator console has the following responsibilities and duties: Be well familiar with the limitations imposed in connection with dynamic positioning and well-related operations. Be responsible for ensuring that the responsible driller is kept continuously updated on the status of the DP system as well as any planned and/or ongoing maintenance/repair that may impact on the DP system. Be well familiar with the routines for emergency disconnect of the lower marine riser package (LMRP). Perform internal notification in accordance with the document “Well Specific Operating Guidelines (WSOG)”. Be the area responsible and technical responsible for positioning according to the management system. Maintain good communication with the Engine Room Operator, Crane Operator and ROV operator to be able to exchange any important operational information. Keep the OIM / Marine Section Leader regularly informed about the operational conditions and consult them in the event of changes. In the absence of the OIM / Marine Section Leader or if there is no time, carry out all required actions to safeguard operations and if necessary, stop or interrupt operations. Ensure that the DP system, computers, reference systems, and sensors are in good condition and are operated in accordance with the stipulated requirements and guidelines. Maintain continuous contact with any vessels operating alongside the installation. Brief the relieving DP Operator well, when relieved. Fill in checklists, keep the DP log, and make any reports, while at the same time keeping their personal DP log updated. The DP Operator/ 1 Officer who is not at the DP console shall act as a traditional Ballast Control Operator with the following duties and responsibilities: Be the area responsible person and have the technical responsibility for the control room/bridge as well as doing the continuous on-duty work in accordance with the marine operations manual. Maintain control of the stability and draught of the installation by keeping a constant check on the contents of tanks, weights, and their placing while at the same time helping with the stability calculations. Maintain good communication and assist the duty DP Operator when required. Keep the deck log, including arrivals and departures of helicopters, supply vessels, and standby vessels. Be in charge of the daily maintenance and operation of the control room. Maintain continuous radio contact with supply vessels and standby vessels from when they arrive and until they depart. Be in charge of providing general information and information about safety exercises and emergency situations over the PA system. Sound the alarm in connection with emergency situations and safety exercises. Acquaint themself and perform their duties in connection with emergency situations in accordance with procedures and the safety plan. Be in charge of the continuous duty schedule in the radio station according to the GMDSS requirements if no other radio operator is present. They shall not leave the control room unless relieved. Observe any non-compliance and immediately report these to their superior. Responsible for ensuring that all work is done safely and professionally and actively take part in safety meetings and other meetings. Emergency duties according to the unit’s emergency organization. Perform other duties as assigned. The above is intended as a summary of the key requirements for the position and is not intended to be complete list of all duties and responsibilities. It is the objective of Odfjell Drilling to ensure employment equity within the workplace. We encourage applications from Indigenous peoples, visible minorities, women, and persons with disabilities having the capability, qualifications, and experience to make application for this position. Qualified residents in Newfoundland and Labrador will be given first consideration in the staffing of these positions.