Offshore Production Platform Operator-Subsea Systems
About The Position
We are hiring Offshore Production Platform Operators at multiple levels to support safe and efficient production operations on a deepwater subsea platform in the Gulf of Mexico . Operators will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of production equipment, subsea systems, safety systems, and utilities. Positions are available for candidates with varying levels of offshore and subsea experience. Position Levels & Responsibilities Operator Level I – Entry-Level / Trainee Ideal For: New to offshore or transitioning from onshore roles Assist experienced operators with monitoring and maintaining production and utility systems Learn basic operation of subsea and topside equipment Complete required safety and operational training (BOSIET/HUET, SafeGulf, etc.) Perform routine rounds, data logging, and support preventative maintenance Demonstrate strong safety culture and willingness to learn in a team setting Operator Level II – Intermediate Operator Ideal For: Operators with working knowledge of offshore and subsea operations Independently operate standard production systems (separators, pumps, compressors) Monitor subsea systems via the Universal Master Control Station (UMCS) Support start-up, shutdown, and production changes for wells and facilities Troubleshoot basic issues with instrumentation, flow assurance systems, and valves Assist in training Level I operators and maintain operational documentation Operator Level III – Senior Operator / Lead Operator Ideal For: Highly experienced offshore operators with leadership ability Oversee daily production operations including deepwater 20,000 psi subsea systems Lead platform crew during production activities, interventions, and emergency drills Interface with onshore support, subsea engineers, and ROV teams during troubleshooting Analyze trends in pressure, flow, and well behavior to proactively manage flow assurance Function as relief Production Supervisor during rotation as needed
Requirements
- High School diploma or equivalent
- Must possess current offshore certifications (TWIC, HUET/BOSIET, SafeGulf)
- Comfortable working 14/14 rotational schedule in the Gulf of Mexico
- Stable work history
- Must be legally eligible to work in the US. Sponsorship is not available
- Must be able to pass a background check; drug and alcohol screening
- Must have a valid driver’s license with a good driving record
- Must be able to comply with customer site requirements for access/entry
- Must have a TWIC card
- Ability to lift 50 pounds regularly
- See, respond, and report to possible dangerous situations and emergency scenarios
- Comfortable with heights and able to climb stairs/ladders
- Ability to work in a physically demanding environment
- Sitting for extended periods. Bending, reaching, and kneeling
- Ability to work in inclement weather and/or extreme weather-related conditions
- Required to wear PPE/Safety gear at specific times
- Ability to wear an N-95 mask when required
- 0–2 years offshore experience (Level I)
- Mechanical or oil & gas background preferred (Level I)
- Valid TWIC, offshore medical, and BOSIET required (Level I)
- 2–5 years offshore production experience (Level II)
- Experience with SCADA/DCS systems and subsea control interfaces (Level II)
- Working knowledge of safety systems, ESD, and chemical injection (Level II)
- 5+ years offshore production experience (subsea preferred) (Level III)
- Strong background with multiphase flow systems, subsea tree operations, and boosting systems (Level III)
Nice To Haves
- Leadership, mentoring, and permit-to-work (PTW) experience preferred (Level III)
Responsibilities
- monitoring and maintaining production and utility systems
- basic operation of subsea and topside equipment
- Perform routine rounds, data logging, and support preventative maintenance
- operate standard production systems (separators, pumps, compressors)
- Monitor subsea systems via the Universal Master Control Station (UMCS)
- Support start-up, shutdown, and production changes for wells and facilities
- Troubleshoot basic issues with instrumentation, flow assurance systems, and valves
- Oversee daily production operations including deepwater 20,000 psi subsea systems
- Lead platform crew during production activities, interventions, and emergency drills
- Interface with onshore support, subsea engineers, and ROV teams during troubleshooting
- Analyze trends in pressure, flow, and well behavior to proactively manage flow assurance
- Function as relief Production Supervisor during rotation as needed
Benefits
- Offshore bonuses, per diem, and paid travel to/from heliport
- Paid training, certifications, and career advancement opportunities
- Medical, dental, and vision benefits with company contributions
- Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account-healthcare/dependent care accounts
- Retirement plan with matching contributions
- Generous paid time off policy, flexible paid holidays
- Short & Long-term disability
- Company paid group life & voluntary life insurance options
- EAP (Employee Assistance Program)
- Rewarding career with growth potential and opportunities
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
11-50 employees
