Reporting to the Completion, Workover and Subsea Engineering Manager, the Senior Light Well Intervention Engineer will have the following main duties and responsibilities:

• Planning and preparing subsea well suspension and abandonment campaigns.
• Ensuring all regulatory body submissions are prepared on schedule.
• Ensuring timely compliance with the requirements of the Well Examination Scheme.
• Preparing programmes, including equipment specification in a timely manner.
• Preparing cost estimates and cost control for well intervention, suspension and abandonment activities.
• Awareness of new technologies, and if practical, incorporate those into well suspension and abandonment work programmes.
• Evaluating execution and operational performance.
• Ensuring well intervention, suspension and abandonment programmes, amendments and dispensations to policy are prepared on schedule and are adequately risk assessed.
• Liaising with Completion, Subsea and Production teams to ensure well suspension and abandonment work is scheduled accordingly via a plan of work.
• Providing onsite support for well suspension and abandonment operations.
• Providing engineering support for the wider Completion, Subsea and Drilling Team.
• Providing adequate post-job analysis, ensuring lessons learned are documented and shared.
• Assuring adequate third-party Quality Assurance and Quality Control.
• Ensuring any integrity anomalies are investigated fully, and if required, a plan of repair advised.
• Occasional offshore trips as and when required.

Experience / Qualifications:

Essential:

• IWCF Level 4 certification.
• Extensive experience with Light Well Intervention operations within the UKCS.
• A strong track record in all well servicing disciplines including expertise in at least one of the following areas of completion design: wireline, open hole or cased hole logging, coil tubing and pumping services.
• Extensive knowledge of Subsea Tree system interfaces (both Horizontal and Vertical).
• Awareness of the role of UK regulatory organisations, such as OGA, HSE and BEIS with regards to wells.
• Working knowledge of UK legislation relevant to the wells’ lifecycle (DCR, SCR2015).
• Understanding of risk assessment and risk management principles and practices, as applied to wells.
• Experience of managing third-party service providers.
• Experience with the selection of suspension / abandonment equipment including materials requirements.

Desirable:

• Extensive experience of both LWI (Light Well Intervention) and rig-based abandonment planning and operations.

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