OIM

Situation In Organization

Job Dimensions

• Staff, Contractors & Vendors:141

• Production volumes: 97k bopd

• Maximum POB: 164

• Water injection volumes: 480k bwpd
• Estimated Man-hours (per year): 795k
• Oil Producers and Water Injectors: 160 wells

Reporting Relationships

• OAM and other FOPs Entities: Day to Day Operations

Context And Environment

• As the First-in-Command, the OIM is responsible for balancing the constant demand for well-being of all personnel on board while delivering on competing business priorities with available resources. Site A is located approximately 80km NE of Qatar in the Arabian Gulf in an offshore environment with imposing limitations to work delivery. This site is also accountable for all operations at D and F satellite platforms. This position is based on a rotational scheme.

Accountabilities

• Acts as the On-Scene Commander in the event of an Emergency Response to ensure minimal harm to personnel, environment and asset
• Leading a team of over 130 offshore personnel in the safe delivery of 97k bopd production volumes and other short to mid-term business priorities for Site A and satellites D and F
• Assuring all operations, production and maintenance activities are safely and efficiently carried out to ensure strict compliance with company policies and procedures across 9 offshore platforms
• Managing the interfaces across at least 6 disciplines to deliver on short to mid-term business priorities

Activities

• Act as the HSE-Site Authority to ensure the health and safety of all personnel onboard and prevent damage to environment and plant
• Manage all Downgraded Situations / Integrity Threats to ensure a real-time overview of risk level is visible, risk is adequately mitigated and a robust recovery plan is in place
• Administer the NOC Permit to Work and other company Safety Management Systems to ensure strict compliance with company requirements and safe execution of all platform work activities
• Manage real-time loss-elimination / loss-mitigation processes to ensure production / reinjection targets are met and volumes are optimized at field level (in conjunction with the Operations Center)
• Manage and implement any organizational changes to the site to ensure that the site priorities are clear and driven across the business
• Ensure that site maintenance, inspections, campaigns, projects and workovers are carried out in accordance with company requirements to ensure asset integrity and production optimization
• Ensure that life on the site is conducive towards the personnel to maximize safe delivery of the company’s operational objectives
• Coach and develop operational staff competencies based on staff development plan
• Contribute to the continuous supply of resources within the talent pipeline for succession planning
• Ensure all personnel have required trainings and competences to safely fulfill their roles and meet operational excellence objectives
• Chair the daily Operations Coordination Meeting and monthly HSE committee meeting to ensure all personnel are aware of their safety and operational performance objectives
• Ensure relevant company policies, standards and processes have been fully implemented in accordance with industry best practice and compliance with local legislation
• Represent NOC appropriately and in accordance with code of ethics when interfacing with internal and external stakeholders
• Promote cost consciousness across entire network of stakeholders in order to embed a strong cost culture
• Competencies Delegate Appropriately and Communicate Effectively Demonstrate Adaptability in Managing Complex Situations Demonstrate Learning Agility and Drive Innovation Develop Emotional Intelligence and Cultural Competence Develop Others and Institutionalise Knowledge Develop Talent for the Future NOC Sustainability Facilitate Collaboration and Sense of Community Improve Safety, Technical Proficiency and Results Lead By Example with NOC Values Set Purpose, Strategic Direction and Company Plan Strengthen Accountability and Continuous Improvement Think and Act in Stakeholder-Centric Ways

Education

Certification

• Management of Major Emergencies
• Oil Spill Principles and Management

Experience

• Industry Experience: Minimum 10 years’ experience in O&G production operations
• Supervisory Experience: Minimum 5 years’ experience leading leaders (Ops Team Lead or equivalent)
• Management of Emergencies / Crisis Situations: Minimum 5 years’ experience in this role