Key Responsibilities of the Diving Superintendent:
Operational Oversight: Ensure optimal utilization of vessels, diving equipment, and manpower in alignment with project schedules and ADNOC Offshore expectations.
Client Representation: Act as ADNOC L&S's primary offshore representative to ADNOC Offshore Integrity Team, safeguarding ADNOC's operational interests and ensuring accountability from contractors (e.g., Maridive) for any off hire due to equipment or manpower deficiencies.
Work Continuity Assurance: Proactively monitor and manage offshore operations to prevent work stoppages, delays, or disruptions. Escalate and resolve issues promptly to maintain project momentum.
Documentation & Compliance: Ensure all operational documentation (e.g., dive logs, safety records, daily progress reports) is accurately completed, signed, and submitted in accordance with ADNOC standards and regulatory requirements.
Stakeholder Coordination: Serve as the key liaison between ADNOC Offshore, ADNOC L&S, and Maridive, facilitating clear communication and alignment across all parties involved in vessel operations.
Safety & Integrity Monitoring: Oversee adherence to ADNOC's HSE protocols and integrity standards, ensuring safe diving practices and equipment reliability.
Performance Reporting: Provide regular updates and performance reports to ADNOC L&S management, highlighting vessel utilization, crew efficiency, and any operational risks or deviations.
Manpower Management: Support the coordination and rotation of diving personnel onboard, ensuring timely crew changes and compliance with contractual terms.
Cost Control & Efficiency: Monitor offshore activities to identify opportunities for cost optimization without compromising safety or quality.
Incident Response: Lead initial response and reporting for any offshore incidents involving diving operations, ensuring timely communication and documentation.
Qualifications
Hold an IMCA-recognized Air Diving Supervisor Certificate.
Possess a valid, up-to-date IMCA Continual Professional Development (CPD) certificate.
Hold a Dynamic Positioning Basic Training certificate.
Have 20 years of regular experience in the offshore diving industry.
Have 10 years of regular experience in a supervisory position.
Have 5 years of regular experience as a Diving Superintendent or OCM.
Minimum 10 logged projects as Supervisor on DP vessels.
Maintain an up-to-date Diving Supervisors logbook with a history covering the previous 5 years.
Record of Competence as per IMCA C 003/D013.
Hold a Safety Training certificate (OSHA, NEBOSH, NSC, or other SAPO-approved), as per Aramco CSM-CSAR requirements.
Hold a valid Offshore Medical certificate.
Hold an in-date BOSIET/OPITO Sea Survival & HUET certification.
