offshore installation manager
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This fine body of men....
Are one half of the Petrofac core crew involved with the mammoth task of decommissioning and removing a north sea oil rig. While this crew is offshore, our opposite numbers are at home on leave.
This group is made up of the management, technical authorities, and lead technicians, that are required on board to keep a rig running safely.
Petrofac O.I.M.
Petrofac Project Manager.
Petrofac Project Manager.
The above, were the Petrofac offshore management for the project, all with different attributes and experiences, but all shared one key value - people skills.
You can be the most knowledgeable leader, but if your team are not supporting you, then you might as well give up.
These gents led by example, with integrity, and support. When the chips were down, could pick the whole team back up. Inspirational.
Now we called in back to backs and so all the core crew now on board, for the task of shutting down the platform. A mammoth task, completed with safety at the forefront and ahead of the schedule.
The Petrofac O.I.M for the BP Miller decommissioning project.
The Offshore Installation Manager (OIM) is the most senior manager of an offshore platform operating on the UKCS.
Many offshore operators have adopted this UK offshore management model and title and applied it to their operations in all global regions irrespective of the local regulations in force.
In the UK the individual must be officially registered as an OIM with the Offshore Safety Division of the Health and Safety Executive and the OIM is responsible for the health, welfare and safety of the personnel on board the installation, whether a drilling rig, production platform or a support vessel (e.g. a flotel).
