Overview
The Site Technician will be responsible for maintaining safe and efficient offshore converter station operations during night shifts. This position requires routine inspections, basic maintenance, and support for various teams including electrical, mechanical, and HSE, as well as responding to planned and reactive work. The technician will also contribute to emergency-response capabilities while ensuring clean, organized work areas and effective communication during shift changes.
Responsibilities
- Perform routine inspections and equipment checks across the offshore converter station.
- Complete basic maintenance, minor repairs, and housekeeping tasks to support safe operations.
- Assist with planned and reactive maintenance tasks as directed by the offshore team.
- Monitor equipment and report any abnormalities or defects promptly.
- Support logistics activities including safe handling and storage of tools and materials.
- Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, and HSE teams during night operations and emergency drills.
- Maintain hazard-free work areas and ensure compliance with health and safety procedures.
- Communicate effectively during shift handovers, reporting outstanding work and operational risks.
Requirements
- Previous offshore experience in wind, oil and gas, marine, or a similar environment preferred.
- Valid GWO training including Enhanced First Aid, offshore medical, and Chester Step certification.
- Valid HUET with CA-EBS certification and recognized Slinger Signaller training.
- Hands-on capability with basic mechanical or electrical tasks and comfort with manual labor.
- Ability to work independently during night shifts while being an effective team member.
- Strong problem-solving skills and flexibility to adapt to changing work priorities.
- Good communication skills to report defects and risks clearly.
- Physical fitness for offshore work and manual handling; technical or trade background desirable but not essential.