MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN (HYDRAULIC)

Our client, an Oil and Gas Company is seeking an experienced Hydraulic Mechanical Technician. This is a permanent with a 3om/4off rotation, mobilising out of Aberdeen. FPSO knowledge is preferrable.

The Mechanical Technician (Hydraulic) is responsible to the Mechanical Lead for:

Acts as hydraulic technical focal point onshore.

Provides support to offshore installations for all hydraulic maintenance requirements.

Makes cost effective and safety decisions/investigations with regard to the repair, maintenance and modifications of all installation equipment.

Reviews planned maintenance routines to ensure equipment is maintained correctly whilst making most effective use of work force.

Liaises with vendors when required for offshore support.

Prepares/reviews engineering work packs and close out reports developed externally for technical content.

Determines spare part requirements for items of equipment.

Co-ordinates lube oil/grease supply for all installation equipment.

Prepares material/service requisitions, offshore visit request forms and requests for modifications.

Prepares specifications for additional installation of equipment.

Works in accordance with agreed performance standards, targets, and goals.

Actively contributes towards continuous improvement initiatives.

General:

Keeps knowledge and procedures up to date on all relevant aspects and shares this within the

department.

Reports regularly to the Lead Mechanical Tech on personal achievements.

Correctly administers work.

Uses and maintains corporate standards. Develops and proposes improvements.

Assists the onshore emergency organization when required.

Requirements:

Education & experience:

Experience as Hydraulic Technician in a North Sea environment

Thorough, relevant experience in mechanical hydraulic engineering.

Excellent written and spoken English.

Computer literacy for discipline calculations and document processing.

Affinity with technical matters and in-depth analysis of technical problems.

Knowledge of relevant codes and standards.

Awareness of the safety culture in Oil & Gas industry.

Good understanding of a multicultural, 24/7 production environment.

Valid survival certificate and offshore medical (plus any other industry standard pre-requisites to travel offshore).