Showing posts with label Subsea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subsea. Show all posts

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Service Technician (subsea) (#981734361)

86503 - Electrical Technician
Our client is an international energy services company operating in engineering & production facilities, well support and gas turbine services. Employing over 28,000 personnel worldwide they operate in 50 countries.

They are currently recruiting for the position of Electrical Technician, based in Aberdeen.

86503 - Electrical Technician Our client is an international energy services company operating in engineering & production facilities, well support and gas turbine services. Employing over 28,000 personnel worldwide they operate in 50 countries. They are currently recruiting for the position of Electrical Technician, based in Aberdeen. Job Description Perform maintenance routines on platform electrical systems as part of multi discipline Team. Authorised person to effect the isolation of electrical equipment, specifically HV where authorised. Installs, troubleshoots, maintains and services electrical distributing systems, motors, generators, rheostats, control panels, switchgear, voltage regulators, rectifiers, electronic equipment, transformers, meters and automation equipment and controls in liaison with other departments to ensure continuity of safe operations. Keeps an adequate supply of electrical supplies and spare parts and prepares requisitions for items as needed. Maintains good housekeeping conditions in electrical workshop, job sites and switch rooms. Witness cable tests, test runs of vendor/specialist repaired equipment/plant and sign documentation to verify acceptance. Observe Company safety rules and regulations, including permit to work system and comply with same and puts forward suggestions and develop modification requests as necessary to improve plant/equipment efficiency/safety of operations. Ensure "as built" drawings are updated and on passed to draughting via Supervisor/Discipline Engineers. Skills & Experience Minimum City and Guilds or ONC Electrical 5 day Hazardous Areas 5 day HV/LV switching 2 day IEE wiring regulations Electrical isolation competency Level 3 Electrical Maintenance Offshore experience preferred but not essential Knowledge of electrical discipline in oil and gas industry Proven Team player This is a permanent position. The salary for this position is negotiable. If you feel that you are well suited to the above opportunity and would like to find out more then please contact Orion Group for more information or apply by forwarding your current CV quoting reference 86503. Orion Group currently supplies over 3,500 personnel in roles including Oil & Gas, Renewables, Power & Utilities, Construction, Mining, Rail, Aerospace, IT & Telecoms, Office and Commercial. With 29 offices worldwide, Orion Group operate in the UK and internationally and in January 2009, were named the UK's number one for engineering recruitment.

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Friday, May 18, 2012

Engineering Manager (Subsea Controls +amp; Acoustics) (#541734225)

Our client is a global provider of services and engineering solutions and work in diverse environments offering the scale and scope to approach any territory or technical challenge. Employing over 20,000 personnel they operate in around 40 countries worldwideAs Senior Instrument Engineer your main responsibilities will includeEnsure that asset or project discipline engineering activities are executed within budget and schedule, while maintaining technical integrity.Estimate and execute instrument engineering activities (Concept, Front End Engineering Development, Technical Study & Detailed Design.This is a contract positionIf you feel that you are well suited to the above opportunity and would like to find out more then please contact Orion Group for more information or apply by forwarding your current CV quoting reference 85571Orion Group currently supplies over 3,500 personnel in roles including Oil & Gas, Renewables, Power & Utilities, Construction, Mining, Rail, Aerospace, IT & Telecoms, Office and Commercial. With 29 offices worldwide, Orion Group operating in the UK and internationally and in January 2009, were named the UK's number one for engineering recruitment

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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Baker Oil Tools Introduces Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System


HOUSTON (February 13, 2003) - The new Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System can save hundreds of thousands of dollars by reducing the number of trips needed to recover intermediate casing strings and wellhead from the seabed.

The Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System can engage any manufacturer's wellhead, cut conductors in tension, and recover the wellhead from the seabed in a single trip.

"With the costs of deepwater operations, any opportunity to improve efficiencies without increasing risk is welcome," said Baker Oil Tools Fishing Product Line Manager James Sonnier. "Deepwater operators can reduce the number of trips and save rig time and operating expenses with the Tension Cut and pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System."

Besides bringing improved efficiency to deepwater operations, the Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System is reliable and safe. The system uses all hydraulically operated components and requires no motors and no explosives, which means decreased risk and reduced damage to the subsea habitat.


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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Baker Oil Tools Introduces Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System



HOUSTON (February 13, 2003) - The new Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System can save hundreds of thousands of dollars by reducing the number of trips needed to recover intermediate casing strings and wellhead from the seabed.


The Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System can engage any manufacturer's wellhead, cut conductors in tension, and recover the wellhead from the seabed in a single trip.


"With the costs of deepwater operations, any opportunity to improve efficiencies without increasing risk is welcome," said Baker Oil Tools Fishing Product Line Manager James Sonnier. "Deepwater operators can reduce the number of trips and save rig time and operating expenses with the Tension Cut and pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System."


Besides bringing improved efficiency to deepwater operations, the Baker Oil Tools Tension Cut and Pull Subsea Wellhead Retrieval System is reliable and safe. The system uses all hydraulically operated components and requires no motors and no explosives, which means decreased risk and reduced damage to the subsea habitat.


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