Safety Supervisor

Roles and responsibilities

The Asset Integrity Supervisor is responsible for maintaining the structural integrity of industrial assets, including pipelines, pressure vessels, and buildings. The role focuses on executing preventive maintenance plans, corrosion protection, and inspection activities to ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards.

Key Responsibilities

Preventive Maintenance: Develop and execute long-term maintenance plans to protect the assets from corrosion and damage.
Safety and Compliance: Ensure that all maintenance activities meet industrial standards and regulatory requirements, such as inspecting pressure vessels and maintaining test records.
Corrosion Protection: Implement corrosion prevention strategies for underground pipelines, buildings, and other structures.
Coordination: Work with external contractors and the maintenance team to schedule and execute repairs, including during plant shutdowns (TAR).
Technical Support: Provide technical advice on maintenance issues, including failure analysis and repair strategies.
Budget Management: Monitor and control the asset integrity maintenance budget and prepare technical summaries for repairs.

• Integrity Management:

  • Develop and implement asset integrity management programs and strategies to monitor and enhance the reliability of physical assets.

• Inspection and Assessment:

  • Conduct regular inspections and assessments of equipment and infrastructure to identify potential integrity issues and ensure compliance with industry standards.

• Data Analysis:

  • Analyze data from inspections, tests, and performance metrics to identify trends and develop strategies for improvement.

• Maintenance Coordination:

  • Collaborate with maintenance teams to plan and execute maintenance activities, ensuring that they align with asset integrity goals.

• Regulatory Compliance:

  • Ensure that all asset integrity practices comply with relevant regulations and standards, including health, safety, and environmental guidelines.

Desired candidate profile

Bachelor's degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
Minimum of 10 years of experience in asset integrity maintenance within the oil and gas industry.
Knowledge of corrosion protection, NDT inspections, and underground pipeline maintenance.
Strong leadership and communication skills.
Technical Expertise: Strong understanding of asset integrity principles, inspection techniques, and relevant engineering standards.
Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze complex data and make informed decisions based on findings.
Leadership: Strong leadership and team management skills to oversee personnel and coordinate with cross-functional teams.
Communication Skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills for reporting and presenting findings.
Problem-Solving: Ability to identify issues and implement effective solutions in a timely manner.
Desired Candidate Profile:
Educational Background:

Previous experience in asset integrity management, maintenance, or related fields is preferred, often with supervisory responsibilities.