Intern

Overview

A Deepwater Intern is responsible for learning the operation, monitoring, and maintenance of process and utility systems, ensuring safe and efficient production in offshore environments.

Responsibilities

Production Operators

• Start up, operate, monitor, and shut down process and utility systems.
• Monitor, maintain, and optimize process parameters (level, flow, temperature, pressure, etc.) within operating requirements.
• Conduct sampling and act on results to ensure optimal production.
• Troubleshoot to maximize sales quality and delivery volume.
• Maintain discharge water quality within current SBMPC or local guidelines.
• Monitor and operate electrical/hydraulic control panels, safety, and emergency shutdown devices, and Fire and Gas Systems.
• Submit accurate daily production reports as required by company and client.
• Witness third-party calibrations to verify meter factors and volumes.
• Prove export oil meters.
• Operate offshore production facilities in accordance with customer requirements.
• Test, calibrate, maintain, and inspect equipment.
• Complete mandatory paperwork required by customers and government agencies.
• Coordinate logistics for the facility.
• Handle chemical treatment processes.
• Facilitate maintenance operations by applying/removing isolations as required.
• Operate under the Permit to Work (PTW) system, conduct Toolbox Talks, and perform Risk Assessments.
• Advise maintenance personnel on hazards of plant and equipment.
• Maintain clear and precise communication during maintenance operations.
• Supervise activities of vendor and subcontractor personnel.
• Create and maintain effective working relationships and a positive work culture.

Electricians

• Perform maintenance on electrical equipment such as motor controls, batteries, relays, VFDs, generators, and power transducers.
• Conduct electrical isolations and calibrate equipment as necessary.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory standards set by USCG and MMS.
• Assist in developing electrical maintenance plans.
• Adhere strictly to all safety standards.

I&E Technicians

• Maintenance of control systems on platform.
• Calibration of equipment.
• Regulatory compliance.
• Assisting in the development of I&E maintenance plans.
• Strict adherence to all safety standards.

Mechanics

• Operate offshore production facility in accordance with customer requirements.
• Test, calibrate, maintain, and inspect equipment.
• Perform mandatory paperwork required by customer and government agencies.
• Maintain and troubleshoot turbine compressors, generators, gas/diesel generators, compressors, reciprocating equipment (pumps, compressors, etc.).

Qualifications

• High School Diploma required.
• A degree from a technical school in one of the above maintenance fields.
• Medically fit for offshore work per international standards (e.g., ENG1 or equivalent).