Marine Control Room Operator

Our client is currently recruiting for the position of Marine Control Room Operator, based in Aberdeen.

Responsibilities:
* Operate, monitor and troubleshoot Marine systems related to storage, export, ballast & stability, HC blanketing, Inert Gas Systems
* Maintain Central Control Room (CCR) operations shift log and conduct shift handover;
* Monitor vessel activity inside the 500m safety zone;
* Conduct 2-way initial communication and information exchange with aircraft servicing the FPSO.
* Responsible for Helicopter Weather monitoring and submission of weather reports prior to aircraft departure;
* Use Maintenance Management System to generate work orders, update records etc.;
* Use the Permit To Work system, prepare permits. Adhere to Permit To Work requirements;
* Undertake training relevant to the position.
* Participate in the emergency preparedness drills, safety meetings, and on the job training;
* Assist in any other work as directed by Department Head.

Experience & Qualifications:
* Minimum of OOW Unlimited Class II/1
* MODU Code Ballast/Stability training or exposure is desirable

Permanent position

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: PR/072274.

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