OHS INSPECTOR (Well Engineering)

PERTH (PN 12723)

We are seeking senior drilling, completion, and petroleum engineering operations candidates to fill a number of roles immediately, and to fill further positions over the next 12 months.

The role

Primarily office based but with offshore visits, the successful candidates will be required to assist in the regulation of the management of health and safety risk at offshore facilities through:

• provision of wells related technical advice in a legislative context.
• contribution to the development of internal processes.
• assessment of safety cases and associated documents; and
• audit of offshore operations and investigation of accidents and incidents.

The candidates

The preferred candidates will have:

• a tertiary level qualification in an appropriate engineering discipline;
• A minimum of 7 years experience in a well engineering role, encompassing well design, preparation of drilling, completion and well testing programmes including the planning, coordination and supervision of the field execution of such programmes in an offshore environment.

For these positions you will be required to:

• be adaptable and flexible in you approach to work.
• logically and rationally identify and diagnose problems.
• have excellent English-language, written and verbal, communication skills.
• complete Helicopter Underwater escape training
• undergo security vetting.

The benefits

NOPSA offers a competitive remuneration package and an excellent working environment. NOPSA will sponsor successful candidates under a Subclass 457 Business (Long Stay) visa as appropriate. Benefits include five weeks annual leave, three weeks personal (sick) leave and generous superannuation contributions.

Further information about these positions is available from www.nopsa.gov.au/employment.asp. Additional queries can be directed to Chris McAlinden on +618 6461 7014 or job.applications@nopsa.gov.au. To apply, please download an applicant information package and carefully follow the instructions to ensure that all the requested documents are submitted.

Applications for the first round of recruitment close on 2 April 2010. Applications submitted after this date are welcome until 31 March 2011.

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