Subsea Technician

Summary:

Under limited supervision, the individual is responsible for delivering site service operations for subsea equipment in compliance with design and operating procedures and customer requirements. This individual performs complex mechanical assembly operations, often to close tolerances, working from written and verbal instructions. Uses hand tools, power tools, and measuring devices and reviews service job requirements and coordinates equipment, etc. for assigned jobs. This person may also be asked to travel and install/service subsea equipment offshore in various parts of the world.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Shows initiative and willingness to solve problems
  
• Ability to exhibit basic knowledge of all hand/power tools used in TEI facility
  
• Ability to exhibit basic knowledge of structural bolted connections
  
• Ability to show basic knowledge of reading DWG s and schematics
  
• Ability to perform pneumatic torque operations
  
• Basic knowledge of hydraulics equipment and fittings
  
• Ability to operate all TEI equipment, man lift, air compressor, generator, extension forklift, small and large forklift
  
• Ability to operate overhead crane and/or jib crane properly
  
• Basic knowledge of rigging techniques
  
• Ability to load/unload all equipment in and out of the TEI facility
  
• Ability to use TEI router system
  
• Maintain all requirements for offshore or international travel
  
• Ability to use professionalism when dealing with TEI customers and/or when traveling
  
• Assist in deployment and installation of equipment offshore in various parts of the world
  
• Be familiar with Company HSE policies and procedures
  
• Share knowledge & best practice across the company
  
• All other duties as assigned
  

Qualifications:

• At least 2 years of experience in oil and gas field
  
• Two or more years of experience involving assembly and test of oilfield or similar products.
  
• Some knowledge of hydraulic systems to 15,000 psi operating pressure including: pressure testing and recording, hydraulic flushing and cleanliness testing, instrument tube and pipe fitting, systems operation, troubleshooting, fault finding and repair to component level (including pumps accumulators, regulators, relief valves, directional control valves, pressure switches and transmitters), and testing etc.
  
• Familiarity with engineering drawings including manufacturing, general arrangement, and hydraulic flow drawings.
  
• Sound mechanical knowledge including threads and thread forms, limits and fits, measuring units and conversions, basic math and mechanics, and properties of materials.
  
• Sound knowledge of subsea systems and equipment and an appreciation of related subsea equipment (i.e., trees, chokes, templates, and manifolds).
  
• Strong interpersonal and communications skills, both verbal and written.
  
• Ability to demonstrate strong decision-making skills, initiative and assertiveness, the ability to plan