Control Room Operator - Kaskida

bp•Houston, TX

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

At bp, we are transforming the energy sector and seeking talented individuals to support our offshore operations. The Control Room Operator (CRO) is responsible for optimizing production systems, managing process upsets, and collecting performance data. This role involves monitoring performance, recommending flow adjustments, and ensuring accurate documentation. The CRO oversees process equipment and stability systems, operating both in the field and via control room interfaces to maintain optimal pressure, temperature, and efficiency.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years’ experience in offshore oil and gas production.
Advanced knowledge of pumps, compressors, control systems, and chemical/corrosion mitigation, and marine systems
Familiarity with BSSEE and USCG regulations; experience with regulatory inspections.
Experience with simultaneous production and construction operations.
Comfortable working at heights, in confined spaces, and offshore environments.
Ability to travel by helicopter or boat in Gulf of America waters.
Proficiency in reading P&IDs, C&E Charts, Safety Flow Diagrams, MOM and SOPs.
Previous experience as a Control Room Operator or BCO.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Experience in subsea topsides operations or marine systems
Valid passport or ability to obtain one for international travel.
Willingness to travel to and from Houston weekly and work on a project schedule.
Ability to serve on an emergency response team.
Successful completion of a fitness for duty assessment.
Willingness to work both in office and offshore settings.

Responsibilities

Manage daily operational priorities, ensuring facility integrity and production optimization.
Operate, supervise, and adjust production systems, including fluid flow, separation, water handling, oil export, gas compression, and support systems.
Identify and report process safety and optimization issues promptly.
Complete operational routines per established schedules and procedures.
Record and report data on topside and subsea equipment, including defects.
Supervise isolations and permit issuance in compliance with Control of Work (CoW) procedures.
Monitor and report operational parameters, focusing on equipment and system anomalies.
Support maintenance and testing of subsea and topsides equipment.
Participate in emergency response exercises.
Ensure compliance with safety standards for vendors and visitors.
Track and manage inventory of production chemicals, critical spares, and materials.
Accurately document shift and crew-change handovers.
Adhere to certification requirements for maintenance activities.
Provide production input for projects and turnaround (TAR) preparation.
Oversee BCO and Marine activities, including vessel monitoring and collision avoidance within the Kaskida 500m zone.
Adjust FPU ballast to maintain safe operating limits.
Perform deck surveys and manage input in the stability systems.
Area Authority within CoW system.