About the role

AI summarised

The Hazardous Area Equipment Register (HAER) Coordinator is responsible for establishing and maintaining the HAER system using vendor documentation and purchase orders. This role involves collaboration with multidiscipline teams, verification of hazardous area equipment dossiers and certifications, monitoring inspection statuses, and supporting site EEHA activities. The position requires a strong background in electrical engineering within offshore oil and gas projects, along with specific EEHA certifications and experience in design, procurement, installation, and commissioning phases.

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Key Responsibilities

Collaborate closely with completions/PIMS personnel, discipline leads, Package Responsible Engineers, job site EEHA team, and report to the EEHA Coordinator
Verify and compile Hazardous Area Dossiers and maintain the Competency Matrix
Monitor and flag detailed inspection status of equipment supplied by vendors, including integrated and shipped loose items
Provide ongoing support to the site EEHA team
Input bulk site installation data received from the Job Site EEHA administrator into the HAER system

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering
Holds recognized EEHA qualifications such as CompEx for NEC (Modules Ex01–Ex04), equivalent certification, or at minimum the NEC 500 Foundation Certificate
Completed Ex-14 (Responsible Person) training course with certification
Minimum 6 years of working experience in offshore oil and gas project management and engineering execution, specifically in electrical engineering
Experience in electrical engineering design and execution for oil and gas projects
Able to liaise effectively with internal and external stakeholders
Strong understanding of strategies, work methods, processes, and systems in project and engineering execution
Competent in managing ambiguity, conflict, and working in a culturally diverse environment
Strong interpersonal and influencing skills
High awareness of safe working practices related to design, construction, mechanical completion, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of oil and gas facilities