Offshore Maintenance Engineer

About the role

The Offshore Maintenance Engineer is responsible for managing maintenance activities within an offshore unit, ensuring alignment with operational goals and regulatory requirements. This role involves planning, resource mobilisation, stakeholder coordination, and guaranteeing the quality and efficiency of maintenance work.

Key responsibilities

• Manage the maintenance backlog for the offshore unit, ensuring timely resolution of tasks.
• Participate in short‑term and long‑term maintenance planning.
• Align with the Maintenance Superintendent and Supervisors to develop and execute backlog strategies.
• Implement the maintenance strategy defined by department leadership.
• Plan and mobilise resources for major maintenance activities and third‑party services.
• Collaborate with Fabric Maintenance and SPIE teams to ensure execution of their scopes.
• Oversee routine offshore maintenance, ensuring tasks are completed on time and within budget.
• Update and maintain the unit’s maintenance budget master plan and report progress.
• Log corrective maintenance tasks and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs).
• Contribute to the development and execution of planned shutdowns.
• Ensure offshore supervisors and superintendents comply with SBM procedures.
• Support procurement processes by ensuring required materials and services are available.

Required profile

• Proven experience in offshore maintenance engineering.
• Ability to manage and prioritise a maintenance backlog.
• Strong coordination skills with cross‑functional teams and third‑party contractors.
• Experience monitoring budgets and KPIs in a maintenance context.
• Knowledge of offshore safety and regulatory procedures.

Required skills

• Maintenance planning
• Budget management
• KPI monitoring