Deepwater Compliance Coordinator

Danos•Houma, LA

About The Position

The Deepwater Compliance Coordinator reviews required BSEE and EPA plans and materials, conducts offshore site safety visits and investigations, verifies that inspection deficiencies are corrected, and supports compliance with applicable safety and environmental requirements. The role works with government agencies as requested by the HSE Supervisor and participates in safety meetings and SEMS-related activities. The coordinator assesses operators performing safety-device tests, reviews lockout/tagout practices and equipment identification, checks platform downtime against device testing requiring shut-ins, and completes and submits Compliance Checklists after reviewing them with the applicable PIC and field foreman. Other duties and responsibilities may be assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 5 years of offshore oil and gas industry experience.
Familiarity with BSEE, USCG, and EPA safety, environmental testing, and related programs.
Experience testing Fire and Gas devices, subsea safety valves, or similar equipment.
Good organizational skills and ability to multitask.
Excellent writing skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Proficiency in MS Office and related software.
Familiarity with offshore production equipment.

Responsibilities

Review BSEE- and EPA-required plans, procedures, diagrams, and manuals referenced on the Compliance Checklist.
Ensure observations are unbiased and made independently of production operations.
Verify that deficiencies from the previous inspection have been corrected.
Conduct site safety visits on well work projects, lift boats, drilling rigs, and decommissioning projects.
Conduct investigations of accidents, incidents, spills, near misses, and other special matters as requested.
Work with government agencies, including USCG and BSEE, as requested by the HSE Supervisor.
Review lockout/tagout of long-term and temporary equipment.
Ensure identification signs are in the proper locations as referenced in the Compliance Checklist.
Cross-reference platform downtime with device testing requiring shut-ins to confirm testing is performed as noted in BSEE worksheets.
Participate in daily safety meetings as applicable, discuss relevant SEMS and compliance topics, and answer SEMS-related questions.
Assess operators performing safety-device testing by observing tests on randomly selected equipment and reporting observations.
Test operators’ SEMS knowledge by asking where plans, policies, and procedures are located.
Complete the Compliance Checklist and review it with the applicable PIC and field foreman.
Submit the completed Checklist to the email distribution identified by the HSE Supervisor.
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.