Where you fit in
You will provide shore-based marine utility systems and Storage and Loading technical support to Shell Australia offshore operating assets and to the projects and non-operated ventures. What's the role?
The primary function of the Lead S&L and Marine Utilities Engineer is to serve as the Engineering Technical Assurance single-point-of-contact for marine utility equipment design, operation, and maintenance within their assigned production areas on Prelude, as well as continued operational support to offshore S&L teams in Engineering matters related to LNG, LPG loading, offtakes, and ballast operations. Based on proven expertise & experience gained from operation, maintenance, design, and construction of new-build and converted FPSO's / FSO's / FLNG's, you will be supporting operability, integrity, and reliability business targets, particularly in support of Prelude FLNG and, on occasion, new projects/developments and non-operated Venture (NOV) projects. The Lead S&L and Marine Utilities Engineer will function as one of the Technical Authority certified engineers (in possession of or in progress) for the Civil, Structures, and Offshore (CSO) Team. Experience operating in FLNG / FPSO safety case regime.
Marine Systems Management: Oversee Ballast, Nitrogen Inerting, Potable Water, Bilge, OWS, Sewage treatment, Inert gas, and Cryogenic containment (GTT Mk3).
Pumping Systems: Expertise in Condensate, LNG, LPG, and Bunkering systems.
Handle Continuous Survey of Machinery (CSM) and ensure compliance with the Prelude Safety Case.
Technical Leadership: Lead sparing strategies, repair crew evaluations, and interface between onshore and offshore teams.
Shutdowns and Overhauls: Lead teams during shutdowns, turnarounds, and start-ups; audit overhaul progress.
Contract and Project Management: Manage third-party contracts, support marine equipment projects, and identify improvement opportunities.
Safety and Reliability: Promote a "goal zero" safety mindset, develop reliability strategies, and serve as Technical Authority certified reviewer.
What we need from you
To succeed in this role, you must possess excellent communication skills combined with a broad understanding of Marine / Maritime discipline engineering in an FLNG and FPSO operating environment and be capable of continuously improving existing processes, systems, and structures for an organization that continues to mature into the operational phase of Prelude's life and potentially for future offshore and coastal assets within Shell Australia. The role will be based in Perth; however, you may be required to travel offshore, nationally, and internationally periodically. Furthermore, you will have: Bachelor of Mechanical, Marine, or Naval Engineering; Extensive hands-on experience in the oil and gas industry.
Hold and maintain a valid Class 1 Motor - Chief Marine Engineer Certificate and experience in CSM execution as per IACS.
Experience working in FLNG / FSRUs / FPSOs space and well-versed with floating asset operations. Prelude type experience preferable.
Skilled in FSR, MTO, MOC, and project management processes, including technical assessment and risk evaluations.
Experience with large marine diesel engines, submersible cryogenic pumps, rotating equipment, and offshore operations.
Knowledgeable in hull and tank integrity, marine systems, offloading, storage, loading, UWILD, and moorings.
Familiar with HSE standards, regulatory regimes, classification schemes, and quality assurance processes.
Proficient in stakeholder interaction, including NOPSEMA, classification societies, and global organizations.
Capable of leading teams, communicating project objectives, and managing project completions and handovers.
Application period will run until October 9, 2024. We are keen to support flexible working arrangements, subject to local regulations and legislative frameworks. If this is of interest to you, please describe in your application the type of flexible working arrangements for which you would like to be considered. More about Shell
Shell Australia is a leading natural gas producer, and we are playing our part in the transition to a low-carbon future by also investing in the power sector, renewable energy sources, and carbon abatement activities. A Shell career offers opportunities to work on innovative projects such as the Prelude floating LNG facility offshore of Western Australia and the QGC onshore gas business in Queensland. Beyond these are a wide range of Shell's New Energies development opportunities. Join Shell and let's power progress together with more and cleaner energy solutions. #J-18808-Ljbffr
