Latest Vacancies at Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited, 27th August, 2018

Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited, (formerly Moody International Nigeria Limited) was established in 1996 as a partnership between Moody International Group and Nigerian investors. Since commencing operations in March 1997 the company continues to grow and exerts its presence in numerous Projects in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry. We are recruiting to fill the position below:     Job Title: Transport Quality Controller Location: Nigeria Job Type: Contracts Job Nature: Resident Job Descriptions

• Ensure proper inspection before acceptance from vendors of all vehicles (company-owned and leased)
• Inspect all vehicles (company owned and leased) after visiting a workshop for repair and document the report of such.
• Ensure that only suitable vehicles in good condition are deployed for service.
• Ensure that all Drivers have the required license for the type of vehicle being operated.
• Evaluate and keep records/report of vehicle maintenance and servicing.
• Carryout quarterly inspection/audit of operational vehicles in the fleet.
• Report any hazard, accident and damage or defect in order that remedial action may be undertaken.
• Report to the scene of any motor vehicle incident and prepare preliminary incident report and notification in Synergi.
• Participate in transportation risk assessment process and motor vehicle incident investigation
• Prepare detailed reports of incident investigation.
• Follow up all preventive/corrective actions of Road Transport Accident(s) to closure.
• Ensure monthly download of DIMS and compile the reports.
• Suggest ways of improving Drivers’ professionalism and vehicle quality.
• Ensure compliance with all health, safety and environment regulations and policies relating to Transport.
• Facilitate the monthly operational drivers’ safety forum.
• Facilitate weekly drivers’ education/awareness (for all logistics and security drivers).
• Carryout maintenance system audit of vehicle service providers.
• Monitor company operational drivers’ Defensive Driving Course (DDC) Training and report attendance/ performance of the drivers.
• Participate in the pre-qualification assessment of vendors for driving monitors installation.
• Ensure that the HSE requirements contained in the Land Transport Management System are complied with.
• Carryout any other duty/projects that may be assigned to him/her by the hierarchy

• National Diploma or higher degree in Mechanical Engineering or any related discipline.
• Familiarity with HSE rules and regulations
• At least five years’ experience is required

• Operate equipment and wells by applying operating and safety procedures and guidelines to meet daily operational plan, reduce equipment failure and efficient resources administration

• Active participation on emergency response activities
• Report incidents internally and escalate awareness as per the Incident Reporting Guidelines
• Ensure that Operations Shift Supervisor is informed and consulted about operations activities
• Ensure good communication across the work team so that issues / actions can be adequately addressed
• Provide the basic facts concerning well producing problems, current production rates, and current condition of the well
• Ensure that the well problem diagnostics are thorough and complete before requesting Well Work intervention operations
• Ensure that the wellhead and well surface equipment are maintained and are in good working order prior to
• Wellwork operations taking over responsibility for the well for intervention operations
• Provide assistance and support to the ongoing Wellwork operations as needed
• Responsible to implement on daily work objectives, housekeeping, safety, health, environmental and security
• Active participation on daily toolbox meetings and regular, reported safety meetings
• Identify and implement corrective and optimization actions by the continuous surveillance of wells and equipment to ensure reliable, efficient and safe operational conditions
• Function as Equipment Care Technician, and routinely use Maintenance skills in performing simple maintenance activities
• Report when the alarm, emergency or emergency shutdown system is out of service
• Provide detailed, clear and accurate information when changing shift, to guarantee that unit conditions are updated and ensure operations continuity
• Coordinate, control and monitor maintenance jobs according with the corrective, predictive and preventive planning
• Report continuously in the log book all relevant operational events and abnormal situations or deviation occurred in the work area, equipment or personnel
• Take samples of products for laboratory analysis and execute field laboratory tests

• Completed Secondary Education and worked previously as a Field Technician.
• Understanding of Project Philosophy and Design Specifications
• Understanding of relevant regulations
• Understanding of relevant commercial agreements
• TTC Apprenticeship Program graduates is a must
• Previous experience as operations technician in Oil & Gas facilities, preferably any ExxonMobil facility.
• Good communications (oral & written)
• High standard of Safety, Health, Environment aptitude and cultivates the same in others.
• Understanding of pipeline operations
• Understanding of safety and operations management tools and processes
• Understanding of Emergency Preparedness Procedures

• Maintain all round radar surveillance of the common Field 10Nm radius of the FPSO
• Monitor the field security layout under the responsibility of the OIM/RSES
• Observe and report the Maritime traffic situations around the field
• Provide appropriate challenge and response for effective security interventions
• Monitor and assign sporting sectors for effective security cover and patrols
• Operates the radio link between the shore/air/sea and the FPSO,
• Perform radio watch, and ensures transmittals of ingoing and outgoing messages
• Monitor helicopter arrival/despatch operations to/from base station and metrological information
• Any other duties that may be assigned from time to time by the MSA/PFSO
• Operate the surveillance radar and perform 12 hourly radar watch (2 watch system)
• Maintain periodic radio checks with the security boats and working vessels in the field
• Direct incoming and outgoing traffics through assigned sector of approaches
• Maintain accurate log of Maritime situations and interventions in the field.
• Take active part in the field security drills and exercises
• Operates the communication equipment when required (ex: emergency),
• Stand by radio, emission of outgoing messages, as instructed by the Marine Superintendent/MOM
• Liaises with helicopter(s) and all field vessels’ spread,
• Receives and communicates to the MOM and/or Marine Superintendent any incoming messages related to their area of operations,
• Any other duties that may be assigned from time to time by the Marine Superintendent/MOM.

• Encourage culture of HSE among team members by prompt anomaly reporting and close out.
• Maintain continuous awareness of hazards and surroundings and propose ways of improvement.
• Comply with office security, health and safety rules, instructions and procedures.
• Take care of colleagues’ safety and behaviour without hesitating to intervene decisively.

• Minimum three years of experience as a radio/radar operator
• Radar/ARPA/AIS Training with excellent operating experience (Priority)
• Maritime experience will be an advantage
• GMDSS General Operators Certificate is desirable
• CAA Radio Operators Certificate or Equivalent (VHF Air band Operator)
• CAA Offshore Meteorological Observer Certificate or equivalent is an advantage,
• Proficient with Microsoft Office and Excel software,
• Good BOSIET and Medical Certificate
• Language: English.