Coordinator, Marine

Venture Global LNG•CP2, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Marine Coordinator reports to the Marine Supervisor and is responsible for implementing and adhering to Venture Global LNG’s Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (HSSE) management system, including the accountabilities in the Marine Operations Policies & Procedures Manual. The role monitors marine activities, assists and advises the Marine Supervisor on safety developments and issues, and supports the investigation and correction of identified safety concerns. The work schedule is based on operational activity, with attendance expected during major activities and operations. The position oversees marine work and permit-to-work compliance, maintains Person in Charge (PIC) status throughout LNG loading, and coordinates with surveyors and facility departments. It requires operational familiarity with LNG terminal, vessel, cargo, jetty, mooring, and loading systems, as well as applicable US Coast Guard regulations and facility safeguards. The role is located in Cameron.

Requirements

At least three years of experience as a marine coordinator on an onshore or offshore installation (floating or fixed), in marine hydrocarbon terminal operations, or in LNG carrier operations.
Associate degree in a related field, relevant military training, or equivalent experience.
Knowledge of small-vessel operations such as tugs and pilot vessels, production-plant marine operations, and hydrocarbon liquid and gas tanker operations.
Knowledge of standard international LNG carrier equipment and operations, including spray pumps, cargo pumps, high- and low-duty compressors, gas heaters, LNG forcing vaporizers, nitrogen generators, inert gas and dry air systems, and cargo tank gassing-up and cooldown.
Familiarity with the USCG National Center of Expertise (NCOE).
Moderate leadership and administrative abilities.
Strong operational knowledge of the facility and equipment, including construction and maintenance activities across the complex.
Ability to coordinate multiple activities and understand their effects on other operational areas.
Understanding of regulatory agency and company requirements for first line breaks, hot work, cold work, confined space, LOTO, JSA, and other critical safeguards.
Ability to adapt to changing conditions and make informed decisions with minimal supervision.
Strong communication skills, ability to interact effectively with company and contract personnel, and knowledge to recognize work-related hazards.
Positive, open-minded, self-motivated, collaborative approach and ability to work efficiently across disciplines.
Strong planning and organizational skills.
Proficiency with Apple Mac and Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word, Excel, Visio, Project, and PowerPoint.
Must maintain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card in good standing.
Must possess and maintain a valid state-issued driver’s license in good standing.

Nice To Haves

Marine Coordinator PIC qualification is desirable.

Responsibilities

Implement and adhere to the Venture Global LNG HSSE management system and the relevant accountabilities in the Marine Operations Policies & Procedures Manual.
Monitor marine activities, stay current on safety developments and systems, advise the Marine Supervisor, and support the investigation and correction of safety issues.
Demonstrate understanding of regulatory requirements in 33 CFR 127, the USCG Operations and Emergency Manual, and the Marine Operating Manual.
Supervise marine work conducted under the CPLNG Permit to Work system, conduct onsite audits, verify compliance, and ensure permits are properly closed and documented.
Inform the Marine Supervisor of safety, environmental, regulatory compliance, or operational issues.
Maintain PIC status throughout loading and use required loading, safety, security, cargo, ship/shore, readiness, certification, receipt, and gas calibration and verification documentation.
Develop knowledge of small-vessel operations, production plant operations, marine terminal operations, and hydrocarbon liquid operations.
Collaborate with surveyors on product specification issues and understand the automatic sampling system.
Understand battery limit process streams, BOG systems, ESD valve locations, and PSV systems.
Understand and communicate LNG storage tank and pump systems, hydraulic ESD valves, loading-arm connection and disconnection operations, jetty operations, gangway protocols, mooring systems, loading-arm clearances, and vapor return systems.
As PIC, maintain familiarity with environmental, regulatory, and operational criteria for LNG carrier approaches, berthing, mooring, and loading.
Collaborate with Operations, Maintenance, Laboratory, and other relevant departments to consider marine activities that may affect jetty operations.
Attend meetings and communicate daily with plant supervision about facility quality, health, safety, security, and environmental matters.