Offshore Project Supervisor

Role Overview

Project Execution

• Forecast and quantify work scope, materials, tools, scaffolding, equipment, and manpower requirements.
• Prepare work volumes, progress charts, execution plans, manpower plans, and mobilization or demobilization plans.
• Monitor project progress against the planned schedule and ensure smooth execution.
• Coordinate mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and other discipline activities at site.

Materials and Workforce

• Follow up procurement, check stock materials, issue material requisitions and loading requests, and plan logistics.
• Control movement of materials, tools, equipment, site manpower, and contractor personnel.
• Supervise company-hired manpower and maintain timesheets, including overtime records.

Offshore and Barge Operations

• Perform site duties at offshore facilities and the accommodation barge in the Bunduq offshore field.
• Coordinate emergency drills, fuel bunkering, vessel operations, food supply, transport, accommodation, and material logistics.
• Coordinate barge movement and accept final barge positioning.
• Coordinate with rig, diving, production, engineering, contractor, and offshore operations teams.
• Support SIMOPS involving wellhead project work, slick line operations, intelligent pigging, and inspections.

Technical Requirements

• Develop method statements and task risk assessments for critical offshore activities such as lifting and pressure testing.
• Prepare site surveys, piping and structural modification scopes, drawings, proposed routings, material take-offs, and manpower histograms.
• Prepare job cards and work schedules for shutdown maintenance, vessel overhauls, flare-tip replacement, and related activities.
• Adhere to relevant work procedures and safe HSE practices.
• Be medically fit for possible night-shift work.

Communication and Reporting

• Liaise with discipline engineers on scheduling, materials, contractor performance, and technical issues.
• Coordinate with company office teams, offshore supervisors, the OIM, and other contractors.
• Prepare and circulate daily reports and maintain project documentation.
• Act as the company focal point for project and operational communications while at the accommodation barge.