VACANCIES

2nd Engineers and 2nd Officers

Function

We are looking for 2nd Engineers and 2nd Officers with gas certificates who want to work on gascariers sailing under the Dutch flag, rotation 10 weeks on, 10 weeks of.

Requirements

Are you a young, well-educated seafarer (MBO-HBO-Bsc-Msc level), ambitious and do you want to develop your skills? Please contact us!
1-3 years experience advanced gas certificate is a benefit.
Telephone no.: +31(0)88 557 01 01.

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Scaffolder

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Scaffolder.

The GP/Scaffolder will carry out the tasks and duties as directed by Deck Foreman to enable the installation to operate in a safe and efficient manner.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Providing scaffold services and support for the platform (this to include but not limited too):
- Erection, dismantling, maintenance and inspection of scaffolds throughout the installation
- Maintain on board scaffold register
- Erect, dismantle and maintain tarpaulins and supporting frames for weather protection, equipment protection, etc.
- Maintain scaffold material levels in order to fulfil optimum maintenance usage while ensuring optimum condition is maintained.
- Ensure that any safety related equipment and tools are properly maintained and available at all times.
- Comply with all procedures applicable to their discipline
• The handling of stores to and from supply vessels and within the installation.
• Assist with operation, inspection and maintenance of permanent and temporary lifting equipment throughout the installation
• Carrying out duties associated with safe helicopter operations and the day to day requirements to keep the helideck and associated equipment operational under the direction of the Deck Foreman (HLO).
• To carry out HDA duties as required.
• Assist all aspects of cargo handling, i.e. loading/discharging of crude, monitoring equipment etc. as required, crude oil washing and tank cleaning as required.
• Assist with the mooring and unmooring of shuttle tankers including the transfer of export hose.
• Maintaining cleanliness of cranes, deck stores, rigging loft, etc. as directed by Deck Foreman.
• Keeping Deck Foreman advised of usage and re-order requirements of deck consumables.
• Maintenance of emergency fire fighting and lifesaving equipment as directed by the Deck Foreman.
• Any other duties, including housekeeping, as directed by the Deck Foreman.
• Working at heights, in pump room, enclosed spaces
• Offloading hose and hawser handling operations
• Deck work in all weather
• Shuttle tanker operations
• Helicopter operations and assistance
• Lifting and Rigging operations
• Scaffold tag certification / recertification
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical Certificate
• Relevant experience in a similar position
• Advanced scaffolder essential
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work- Performing Authority (Level 2)
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Rigging and Lifting
• Banksman/ Slinger
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Helideck Team Member
• Helicopter Refuelling
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• LOLER
• Task Risk Assessment
• Flange Management
• Working at Height Awareness.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Crane Operator

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Crane Operator.

The Crane Operator will carry out the tasks and duties as directed by Deck Foreman to enable the installation to operate in a safe and efficient manner. He will also assume the role of Assistant HLO.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Operating all cranes safely and within design limits.
• Assisting in carrying out routine inspections, lubrication, weekly and monthly planned maintenance and assisting in overhauls of vessel’s cranes.
• Operation, inspection and maintenance of permanent and temporary lifting equipment throughout the installation
• Assist with the mooring and unmooring of shuttle tankers as well as the transfer of export hose
• Handling of stores to and from supply vessels and within the installation
• Carrying out duties associated with safe helicopter operations and the day to day requirements to keep the helideck and associated equipment operational under the direction of the Deck Foreman
• Carry out HLO duties as required.
• Assist all aspects of cargo handling, i.e. loading/discharging of crude, monitoring equipment etc. as required, crude oil washing and tank cleaning as required.
• Maintaining cleanliness of cranes, deck stores, rigging loft etc.
• Safe handling of tools/equipment for surface preparation and application of paint and cleaners.
• Keeping Deck Foreman advised of usage and re-order requirements of deck consumables
• Maintenance of emergency fire fighting and life saving equipment as directed by the Deck Foreman ***
• Any other duties, including housekeeping, as directed by the deck foreman
• Crane operations
• Lifting and rigging operations
• Helicopter operations
• Working at heights, in pumproom and enclosed spaces as required
• Offloading hose and hawser handling operations
• Shuttle Tanker Operations
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Relevant Crane Operator certificate (Part 1 & 2 & 3)
• Previous experience in similar position
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work- Performing Authority (level 2)
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Manual Handling
• Restricted GMDSS
• Rigging and Lifting
• Banksman/ Slinger
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Stage 3 Crane operations
• Fire Team Member
• Helideck Team Member
• Helicopter refueling
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• Environmental Awareness
• Maximo
• LOLER
• Task Risk Assessment
• Working at Height Awareness
• Lifeboat Coxswain.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Materials Co-ordinator

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Materials Co-ordinator.

The Materials Co-ordinator is responsible for materials administration and control of all spares, materials etc on board the installation.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Checking and storing correctly all spare gear received and that it is maintained in good condition.
• Checking and ensuring all goods dispatched from the installation are correctly packaged and labelled.
• Material transfers.
• Correct Sea and Air cargo manifesting and declaration of dangerous goods
• Using PMS programme 'Maximo'.
• Managing minimum and maximum stock levels in conjunction with management team
• Expediting of materials as identified by management team.
• Timely procurement/expediting of critical items.
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Experience in a similar position
• Dangerous Goods by Sea and Air
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Helideck Team Member
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Manual Handling
• COSHH Appreciation
• Environmental Awareness
• CAA License
• HLO Course
• Helicopter Refuelling
• Maximo
• Business Objects
• Radioactive Material by Sea
• LOLER
• Task Risk Assessment
• Rigging and Lifting
• Banksman Slinger
• Flange Management
• Working at Height Awareness.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Deck Foreman

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Deck Foreman.

The Deck Foreman is responsible for operating, maintaining and inspecting cranes and lifting materials, in order to assure the safe performance of lifting operations and effective deployment of the deck crew. The Deck Foreman is also the primary Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) for the installation.

Requirements

Job description
• Effective supervision and deployment of Deck Crew
• Being the vessel’s first line crane operator, operating all cranes safely and within design limits.
• Carrying out all routine inspections of the vessel’s cranes, together with lubrication, weekly and monthly planned maintenance and assisting in overhauls.
• Operating, inspecting and maintaining all permanent and temporary lifting equipment throughout the installation as directed by the line management.
• Handling of stores to and from supply vessels and within the vessel.
• Mooring, unmooring of shuttle tanker, along with export hose transfer to and from shuttle tanker
• Carrying out Helicopter Landing Officer roles and responsibilities.
• Serviceability of the helideck and helifuel skid facilities at all times.
• Assisting in all cargo handling operations, i.e. loading/discharge of crude, crude oil washing and tank cleaning as required.
• Ensuring cleanliness and tidiness of cranes, deck store, HLO office and rigging loft is maintained.
• Maintaining upkeep and appearance of the vessel superstructure, decks and laydown areas.
• Keeping Operations Team Leader and Materials Co-ordinator informed of usage and re-order requirements of deck consumables.
• Maintenance of emergency fire fighting and life saving equipment as required.
• Ensuring all equipment on deck is suitably secured appropriate to prevailing and expected weather conditions.
• Awareness of the PM system (Maximo) with the ability to input/extract data as required.
• Performing tasks in a safe and responsible manner, ensuring all personnel under jurisdiction do the same.
• Crane operations
• Offloading hose handling
• Helicopter operations
• Shuttle tanker operations
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Helicopter Landing Officer (including Helicopter Refuelling & Helideck Team Member)
• Relevant Crane Operator certificate (Part 1 & 2)
• Previous experience in a similar position
• Fire Team Member
• Fire Team Leader
• Flange Management
• Stage 3 Crane operator
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work (Level 3)
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Dangerous Goods by Sea and Air
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• SNVQ Level 3 Management/Supervisory Management Development training
• Maximo
• Working at Height
• Task Risk Assessment
• Rigging and Lifting
• Banksman/Slinger
• Environmental Awareness
• COW/IG
• Restricted GMDSS
• LOLER
• CAA Radio operator License

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Laboratory Operator

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Laboratory Operator.

The Operator Laboratory is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the chemical systems under the supervision of the Operations Supervisor.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Starting up and operation of Chemical injection facilities
• Monitoring the correct function of relevant equipment and instrumentation.
• Carrying out detailed laboratory duties including BS & W samples, analysis of produced water and gas samples etc.
• Handling and storing chemicals in a safe manner together with stock control of bulk and laboratory chemicals.
• Adjusting chemical injection pumps, to the optimum operational and cost effective injection rates.
• Communication deficiencies to the Operations Supervisor.
• Operations of the following systems as required by the Operations Supervisor:
 Oil Production System
 Chemical Injections System
 Produced Water System
 Drains System
 Service Systems
 Nitrogen System
 Gas Compression system
 Fuel Gas System
 Water Injection System
• Being conversant with company policies and procedures applicable to the work and perform tasks in a safe and responsible manner.
• Ensuring proper, verbal and written, handover during shift change and end of trip.
• Providing Control Room Operations support as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Performing duties within capabilities as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Chemical contact handling
• Sampling
• Operating process valves
• Isolation of Plant and Equipment
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• City and Guilds / recognised qualification in Process Operations or experience on offshore production or onshore petrochemical plants.
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Isolating Authority
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task risk assessment
• Fire Team Member
• Small Bore Tubing/Fittings
• Flange Management
• Working at Height Awareness
• Maximo.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Process Operator

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Process Operator.

The Operator Process is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the production plant under the supervision of the Operations Supervisor.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Starting up and operation of separation facilities, water treatment plant, gas compression, water injection and utilities.
• Making adjustments to well production/well streams.
• Monitoring the correct function of process equipment and instrumentation.
• Communicating deficiencies to the Operations Supervisor.
• Being conversant with Company policies and procedures applicable to the work and perform tasks in a safe and responsible manner.
• Carrying out laboratory duties i.e. BS & W samples, analysis of produced water and operate chemical injection pumps.
• Handling and storing chemicals in a safe manner together with stock control of bulk and laboratory chemicals.
• Adjusting chemical injection pumps, to the optimum operational and cost effective injection rates
• Ensuring proper, verbal and written, handover during shift change and end of trip.
• Providing Control Room Operations support as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Performing duties within capabilities as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• DCS/Fire and Gas/ESD Systems
• Chemical contact handling
• Sampling
• Operating process plant
• Isolation of Plant and Equipment
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• City and Guilds /recognised qualification in Process Operations or relevant experience on offshore production or onshore petrochemical plants.
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Isolating Authority
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task risk assessment
• Small Bore Tubing/Fittings
• Flange Management
• Working at Height Awareness
• Maximo

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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RPE/Electrical Technician

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a RPE/Electrical Technician.

The RPE/Electrical Technician is responsible for the safe and efficient functioning of all aspects of the electrical distribution systems. He is nominated Senior Authorised Person Electrical (SAPE), and to perform the duties of Responsible Person Electrical (RPE), once authorised to do so.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• The safe and efficient functioning of all the electrical aspect of the installation, including switching operations.
• A regular routine inspection being carried out of the entire electrical installation.
• Administration of the electrical dept on a day to day basis and ensure that electrical staff carry out their duties effectively, efficiently in a safe manner.
• Keeping the Operations Supervisor informed of all developments and activities.
• Liasing with other depts to ensure that electrical defects are dealt with promptly.
• Inspecting Contractors electrical equipment and maintaining a register.
• The control of all electrical equipment.
• Maintaining the good order of the electrical emergency systems, ensuring that they are instantly available when required.
• Monitoring and performing all electrical maintenance and repairs to ensure that they are carried out safely and to an acceptable standard of workmanship in accordance with the Company procedures.
• Planned maintenance being carried out when due and that all records are kept up to date in accordance with the Maximo Maintenance Management System.
• Efficient and economic use of spare equipment and administration of Maximo Maintenance Management System.
• Making isolations in accordance with the Permits to Work Procedure
• Isolator - PTW-system
• Electrical work in hazardous areas
• Ex maintenance
• Client Competency Scheme
• High voltage work
• Maintenance of electrical emergency system
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Recognised qualification in electrical engineering
• Experience in a similar role required
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Isolating Authority
• Manual Handling
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• COSHH Appreciation
• Hazardous Areas (5 day Compex)
• Electrical Protection
• HV / LV Switching
• RPE (following SAPE)
• Rigging and Lifting
• Fire Team Member
• Lifeboat Coxswain Training
• Electricity at Work Regulations
• Maximo
• Working at Height Awareness.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Operator Mechanical

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Operator Mechanical.

The Operator Mechanical is responsible for the safe and efficient functioning of all aspects of the mechanical equipment of the installation and assisting in specific production areas as required. Also responsible for safely operating and monitoring the Engine room equipment, utilities and Power generation prime movers.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Carrying out activities to ensure the safe and efficient functioning of all aspects of the Maintenance Department.
• The safe condition of all machinery, that it is operated in a safe manner and that all operations are carried out according to correct and safe procedures as directed.
• Monitoring of machinery to ensure efficient operation, to minimise fuel and oil consumption and to ensure maximum availability of machinery at all times as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Carrying out maintenance as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Carrying out grease sampling as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Operations of the following systems as required by Operations Supervisor:
 Oil Production System
 Drains System
 Service Systems
 Steam System
 Hotel Systems
 Water Injection System
 Nitrogen System*/***
 Fuel Gas System**/***
• The good working order of all emergency plant and equipment at all times.
• Watchkeeping duties if required including making regular tours of inspection of machinery and ensuring that accurate readings are obtained for the completion of logbooks as directed by the Operations Supervisor.
• Efficient and economic use of spare equipment.
• Administration of Maximo Maintenance Management System (MMS) for Planned and Corrective Maintenance work orders
• Complete all Training as directed by the company including Onboard Familiarisation.
• Additionally, authority and responsibilities as indicated in the Client Corporate Management System Documents apply.
• Hot work activities as required
• Enclosed Vessel Entry as required
• Chemical handling
• Internal fuel transfers and bunkering
• Bilge transfer
• Hydrocarbon process operations
• DCS/Fire and Gas/ESD System
• Samplin
• Operating process plant
• Isolation of plant and equipment
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Experience in a relevant maintenance role on offshore/ onshore oil installation
• City and Guilds/ recognised qualification in process operations or relevant experience on offshore production or onshore petrochemical plants
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Isolating Authority
• Manual Handling
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• COSHH Appreciation
• Abrasive wheels
• Small bore tubing / fittings
• Flange management
• Rigging and Lifting
• Fire Team Member
• Helideck Team Member
• Helicopter refuelling
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• Maximo
• Working at Height Awareness
• Safe Handling of Refrigerants

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

Over 10 years

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Operator Instrument (DCS)

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Operator Instrument (DCS).

The Operator Instrument (DCS) is primarily responsible for the safe and efficient functioning of the DCS control system and all its associated equipment and additionally assisting in specific areas of the production operation as required.

Requirements

Job description
• Installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing and calibrating all instrumentation installed on the installation.
• Repairing and calibrating all fire and gas systems.
• Repairing and maintaining all electronic control systems.
• Regularly inspecting the Instrumentation system to ensure correct operation of the equipment, associated with the DCS system.
• Direct liaison with Kongsberg for technical assistance as and when required.
• Maintaining all computer hardware systems on board including the main server system.
• Managing and maintaining all computer software.
• Implementing and following through of Planned Maintenance routines and Corrective Maintenance work orders from the Maximo Maintenance Management System (MMS) for all instrumentation.
• Ensuring all applicable (installations) equipment adheres to intrinsically safe codes of practice.
• Maintaining operational effectiveness of computer LAN (Local Area Networks) onboard installation.
• Maintaining and installing, as required, all communication systems onboard the installation, including PABX and telephone systems.
• Process operations for the following systems as required by Operations Supervisor:
 Oil Production System
 Gas Compression System ***
 Fuel Gas System ***
• Efficient and economic use of spare equipment and administration of Maximo Maintenance Management System (MMS).
• Completing all Training as directed by the company including Onboard Familiarisation.
• Calibration of fire, gas and ESD systems
• Calibration of Pressure/Level Transmitters
• Electronic work in hazardous areas
• Maintenance and Calibration of Oil in Water Monitors.
• Maintenance of DCS
• Hydrocarbon operations
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Recognised certificate in Instrumentation/Electronics and relevant experience on a offshore/onshore oil installation
• Experience of direct DCS Maintenance
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Permit to Work - Area Authority (Level 3)
• Isolating Authority
• Manual Handling
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• COSHH Appreciation
• Hazardous Areas 5 Day Compex
• Fire and Gas ESD Maintenance
• DCS System Maintenance
• Small Bore Tubing / Fitting
• Telecomms Maintenance appreciation/familiarization
• Maximo
• Working at Height Awareness

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Control Room Operator

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Control Room Operator.

The Control Room Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the production plant under the supervision of the Operations Supervisor.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Starting up and operation of separation facilities, water treatment plant, gas compression, water injection and utilities as Control Operator Room operating the DCS and subsea systems as required.
• Making adjustments to well production/well streams.
• Monitoring the correct function of process equipment and instrumentation.
• Monitoring and reporting Fire and Gas and ESD status to Operations Supervisor, OTL or OIM as appropriate
• Communicating deficiencies to the Operations Supervisor.
• Being conversant with Company policies and procedures applicable to the work and perform tasks in a safe and responsible manner.
• Ensuring proper, verbal and written, handover during shift change and end of trip.
• DCS/Fire and Gas/ESD Systems
• Operating process valves
• Isolation of Plant and Equipment
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• Recognised qualification in Process Operations or experience on offshore production or onshore petrochemical plants.
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• Isolating Authority
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task risk assessment
• Small Bore Tubing/Fittings
• Working at Height awareness
• Maximo
• DCS Operations
• CRO Coaching and Assessment
• Competence Assessor/ Verifier
• Nexen Integrity Management
• CCR Operations
• Process Control / Fire & Gas System

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Operations Supervisor FPSO

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Operations Supervisor FPSO.

Job description
To direct and co-ordinate the daily activities of the core multi-disciplined operations team and to support the delivery of health, safety and environmental standards, Technical Integrity Standards and Client Safety Management System.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Ensuring safe and efficient operation of process and utility systems within the installation Safety Management System and to the standards demanded by regulatory authorities
• Overseeing the monitoring of machinery and plant to ensure optimum production rates, to minimise fuel and oil consumption and to ensure maximum availability of machinery at all times
• Overseeing the monitoring and control of process equipment, sub-sea via the DCS and other panels
• Providing advice on chemical rates through liaison with the onshore Process Engineer
• The good working order of all emergency plant and equipment at all times, that it is tested frequently and correctly, and that it will be instantly available if required
• Supervision of all machinery and plant maintenance and repairs and that they are carried out safely and to an acceptable standard of workmanship.
• Ensuring that the safety, health and welfare of all the Operations Team are maintained to Client policy and statutory standards.
• Act as Area Authority for all spaces which come under the auspices of the operations team. Oversee relevant work permits for work to be done and ensure that all regulations and codes of safe practices are complied with at all times.
• Supporting in the resourcing and development of operations personnel
• Ensuring commitment to the Technical and Operation Integrity Standards for all topside operating, maintenance, services and engineering works completed by the Operations Team
• Contributing to the creation and maintenance of operational budgets and providing monthly forecasts.
• Liaising with onshore Operations Support Team and other departments, keeping them informed of activities that may affect them
• Providing clear and concise communication of priorities to relevant personnel, including team meetings, handovers and information on targets and performance.
• Supporting and ensuring Operations team reach required standard of competency
• Deputising for the OTL when required for holidays/sickness/projects etc.
• Area Authority for the PTW system and department head
• Maintenance of safety critical equipment
• Maintenance and control of Fire and Gas/ESD systems/DCS
• Management of power distribution
• Internal fuel transfer
• Isolation of plant equipment
• Additionally, authority and responsibilities as indicated in the ClientClient Corporate Management System documents apply
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA medical or equivalent
• HNC Engineering or Process background
• Relevant supervisory experience or proven track record in leading a team
• Relevant offshore experience
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work-Area Authority (Level 3)
• Small Bore Tubing/Fittings
• Flange Management
• Manual Handling
• Authorised Gas Tester
• DCS Awareness
• Isolating Authority
• Accident Incident Investigator (standard)
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• Maximo
• Radiation Protection Supervisor
• Competence Assessor/Verifier
• S/NVQ Level 3 Management/Supervisory Management Development training
• Working at Height Awareness.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Operations Team Leader

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Operations Team Leader.

Job description
To direct the efficient running of the multi-disciplined Operations Team, achieving safety, production and budgetary targets whilst ensuring compliance with Health, Safety and Environmental Standards, Technical Integrity Standards and Client Safety Management System.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Ensuring the operation, maintenance, services and construction activities carried out by the Operations Team comply with Health and Safety Executive Standards and Safety Management System.
• Ensuring that the safety, health and welfare of all the Operations Team are maintained to Client policy and statutory standards.
• Management of the carrying out inspections, repairs and surveys to meet regulatory requirements
• Managing the resourcing and development of personnel
• Assisting in the control of risk by ensuring that all relevant Operations activities are proceduralised and are covered by the Permit to Work system
• Ensuring continued compliance with Technical and Operation Integrity Standards for all topside operating, maintenance, services and engineering works completed by the Operations Team
• Controlling the Operations budgets and providing monthly forecasts. Lead in the preparation of the annual budget for operational activities
• Delivering agreed annual objectives within budget in the areas of production, maintenance, services and engineering
• Liaising with onshore Operations Support Team, Engineering and other contractors
• Being main point of contact with all outside Agencies for Engineering and Operational Activities
• May be designated as Deputy OIM – To stand in as OIM if required, and to assume command in emergencies if the OIM is incapacitated.
• Supporting and ensuring Operations team reach the required standard of competency
• Providing clear and concise communication of priorities to relevant personnel, including team meetings, handovers and information on targets and performance.
• Department Head for the PTW system
• Management of maintenance on safety critical equipment
• Management of maintenance and control of Fire and Gas/ESD systems
• Focal point offshore for Written Scheme of Examination (WSE) and integrity issues
• Monitoring and managing the maintenance backlog of maintenance group
• Additionally, authority and responsibilities as indicated in the Client Corporate Management System documents apply

Minimum Qualifications on Recruitment
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical or equivalent
• HNC Engineering or strong process background
• Relevant oil and gas experience
• Time spent at supervisory level
• Evidence in managing and controlling day to day production and maintenance operations and previous experience of managing a budget
• COSHH Appreciation
• Permit to Work-Area Authority (Level 3)
• Manual Handling awareness
• Authorised Gas Tester
• DCS Awareness
• Maximo
• Isolating Authority
• Accident Incident Investigator (standard)
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• Radiation Protection Supervisor
• Competence Assessor/Verifier
• S/NVQ Level 4 Management/Supervisory Management Development training
• OIM Legislation
• Major Emergency Management
• Working at Height Awareness
• Stress Management
• Safe Handling of Refrigerants

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Marine Control Room Operator/Communications FPSO

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Marine Control Room Operator/Communications FPSO.

The Marine Control Room Operator/Communications is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of marine activities including cargo, ballast, mooring and lifting operations, security of watertight compartments, supervision of heading control tugs and first line maintenance of all cargo equipment. Additionally, the Marine Control Room Operator/Communications will carry out the main communications role for the installation, communicating with in-field vessels and helicopters.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Monitoring of hull stresses and the vessel stability and control of cargo/ballast distribution to maintain these within pre-defined limits and statutory requirements, whilst optimising the vessel loading condition in line with environmental conditions and vessel operations.
• Supervising Cargo reception, storage and offloading together with ballast systems, including operation of cargo and ballast control systems.
• Quality control of cargo for export includes sampling tanks, removal of excess free water, etc.
• Produced water discharge operations are in compliance with statutory and company environmental standards.
• Tank cleaning and gas freeing operations.
• Tank entry and maintenance operations within tanks.
• Acting as Area Authority for monitoring vessels operating within production wells 500m zones and FPSO 500m zone including diving operations.
• Act as Area Authority (Marine) for the PTW system.
• Knowledge of Maximo system along with the ability to input/extract data as required.
• Maintaining Marine department Maximo inputs and managing same on a regular basis.
• Helicopter radio operations as required.
• Radio communications with vessels in-field as required.
• First-line contact onshore utilizing all available means (PABX, Inmarsat, Iridium etc) as required.
• Competency Assessor for Marine Department personnel.
• Standing in as Marine Advisor as required.
• PTW system Area Authority for Marine designated areas
• Internal cargo/ballast transfers to control hull stresses and stability
• Offloading supervision
• Tank cleaning and gas freeing operations
• Monitoring of vessels within 500 m safety zone
• Combined Offshore Survival, Fire Fighting and HUET Certificate or equivalent
• UKOOA Medical Certificate
• STCW 95 Certificate of Competency as Chief Mate (unlimited) or equivalent demonstration of competency.
• Sufficient experience as a deck officer on crude oil tankers/FPSO to ensure competence at the required level
• Restricted GMDSS or equivalent
• COW and IG Experience
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Authorised gas tester
• Specialised Level Tanker (oil)- 5 day
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Isolating Authority
• Manual Handling
• COSHH Appreciation
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• Accident Incident Investigation (standard)
• Rigging and Lifting
• Banksman/ Slinger
• Lifeboat Coxswain Training
• CAA Radio Operators Licence
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• Maximo
• LOLER
• Competence Assessor/ Verifier
• S/NVQ Level 3 Management/Supervisory Management Development
• COW & IG certificate
• Flange Management
• Working at Height Awareness

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 jaar

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Marine Advisor

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Marine Advisor.

Job description
Management of the Marine activities with regard to the safe and efficient storage, transfer and offloading of oil cargo to client specifications for water content. Also responsible for the safe day to day activities of marine operations and all lifting operations as per LECOP requirements.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Overall control of Marine Operations including planning and detail in accordance with Client Policy and Procedures.
• Advising OIM of all marine related activities.
• Ensuring that hull stresses are maintained within defined limits and ensure vessel stability complies with statutory requirements.
• Management of cargo reception, storage and offloading together with ballasting operations are in accordance with vessel operating procedures and in compliance with Client Health, Safety and Environmental policies.
• Inspections and surveys of hull structure (including fabric maintenance) and Marine equipment ensuring vessel integrity and compliance with current legislation.
• Acting as nominated “Responsible Person” with regard to lifting equipment and operations.
• Acting as nominated “Responsible Person” with regard to COSHH
• All ad hoc contractors working within marine related operations and for ensuring that they are fully briefed on tasks required and Client Safety Procedures applicable to task.
• Overseeing task related training for all personnel involved in marine related activities,
• Ensuring that Marine departments input into Maximo system are maintained up-to-date.
• Overseeing operations of the Catering Department
• Competency Assessor/Verifier for Marine activities
• Standing in for OIM as required.
• Performing tasks in a safe and responsible manner, ensuring all personnel under jurisdiction do the same.
• Lifting equipment and operations
• Hazardous/dangerous substances (COSHH)
• Mooring/ unmooring operations
• Stability and cargo load distribution and hull stress management
• Area authority/Department Head for Permit to Work as required
• Vessel movements
• Accident/Incident investigation
• Management of Safety Critical Maintenance on marine systems
• STCW 95 Certificate of Competency as Master Mariner with Dangerous Cargo Endorsement or an equivalent demonstration of competence
• Experience as chief officer on Tankers or FPSO experience
• Specialised Level Tanker (oil)- 5 day
• Isolating Authority
• Accident Incident Investigation (standard)
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Environmental Awareness
• Task Risk Assessment
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• Maximo
• LOLER
• Competence Assessor/ Verifier
• S/NVQ Level 3 Management/Supervisory Management Development training
• Stress Management
• Coastguard SAR
• COW & IG Certificate
• Working at Height
• Flange Management.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Technical Clerk

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Technical Clerk.

The Technical Clerk is responsible for the co-ordination and distribution of operational data on the installation. The Technical Clerk is also responsible for the filing and retention of technical information, and will act as the document control focal point.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Input of inspection and audit items to relevant Databases
• Liaison with onshore to facilitate coordination of all operational planning, including generating plans using computer based planning tool
• Administrative focal point for various management control systems such as WSE Anomalies, Integrity management system, Verification system.
• Scheduling and generating reports from PMS program ‘Maximo’
• Input of work order information to ‘Maximo’
• Focal point for RM and OQ administration
• Maintaining and recording all competency data onto appropriate database
• Generating competency reports for internal and external parties as required
• Providing administrative support to the OIM / OTL and filing technical documentation as required.

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Safety Advisor

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for a Safety Advisor.

The Safety Advisor is responsible for the supervision and operation of safety activities for the maintenance of safety equipment and safety. Also responsible for administration of the PTW system.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities
• Advising management and personnel on all aspects of Health and Safety.
• Promoting the safety culture through safety meetings, tool box talks etc.
• Carrying out the platform induction programme.
• Advising line management on implementation of scope of work practices and precautions.
• Carrying out necessary safety assessments including auditing of SMS systems i.e. PTW, COSHH etc.
• Maintaining and operating the COSHH systems.
• Implementing and carrying out the Safety Maintenance Programme.
• Co-ordinating the Permit to Work system.
• Ensuring the smooth running of the PTW system and enforcing company policies in accordance with the client Corporate Management System.
• Managing and controlling isolation/de-isolation certificates and complying with company isolation policy. Adequate records must be kept and updated as required.
• Monitoring and controlling mechanical and electrical long term isolations. Adequate records must be kept and updated as required.
• Controlling confined space entry certificates. Gas tests must be carried out.
• Controlling key lockout box system. Log must be kept up to date.
• Maintaining and issuing portable gas detectors. Control gas detector logbook.
• Training of permit users.
• Carrying out Safety Inductions for new personnel onboard.
• Ensuring regular checks are performed on portable Firefighting, Safety and Emergency equipment by relevant departments, and ensuring equipment is sent onshore for repair and maintenance when required.
• Management of the 3rd party personnel carrying out periodic maintenance on the safety and emergency equipment onboard
• Facilitating Safety meetings, risk assessments, area inspections, etc
• Facilitating Accident/incident investigations
• Managing the onboard safety related training and maintain appropriate authorised persons registers
• Initiating and manage the corporate incident database, including the transmission of First Notifications
• Managing the routine Emergency Exercise Programme.
• Implementing the Installation Safety Year Plan.
• Monitoring all Radiation sources and keeping appropriate records as required
• Carry out Manual Handling Assessments as required
• Auditing the effectiveness of the Routine Maintenance of safety and life saving equipment and relevant documentation.
• Control and administration of PTW system.
• Acting as a nominated delegated Area Authority when required.
• Supervision of critical isolations
• Monitor daily operational safety work activities.
• NEBOSH Certificate or equivalent industry experience
• COSHH assessor or equivalent
• Radiation Protection Supervisor
• Fire Team Member and Fire Team Leader
• OIM Legislation
• Company and Installation Safety Induction
• Authorised Gas Tester and Trainer
• Permit to Work- Area Authority (Level 3)
• Isolating Authority
• Manual Handling Assessor
• Environmental Internal Auditor
• Task Risk Assessment
• Dosimetry training
• Abrasive Wheels
• Accident Incident Investigator (senior)
• BA Maintenance
• Stress Risk Assessment
• Dangerous Goods by Air Awareness
• Asbestos Awareness and 2006 Regulations, Safe Handling of Asbestos Containing Materials
• Introduction to Asbestos Surveying and Sampling
• S/NVQ Level 3 Management/Supervisory Management Development
• Maximo
• Working at Height
• DSE Assessor

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Offshore Installation Manager (OIM)

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for an Offshore Installation Manager (OIM).

The Offshore Installation Manager is responsible for the safety, health and welfare of all personnel and plant integrity on the installation, including the deployment and coordination of both operations staff, support staff and contractors.

Requirements

Tasks and Responsibilities and experience • Leading the offshore organization in realizing safety and operational excellence and delivering upper quartile performance in all areas.
• Planning and controlling the safe and efficient operation of the installation to meet the requirements and criteria set out in the Safety Case, BW Policies and Procedures, and Regulations & Class rules.
• Inspections and surveys ensuring that they are carried out to meet the requirements an (IVB) and legislation.
• Customer requirements and contract safety terms and conditions being met.
• Responsible for HSEQ organisation, Management of Emergencies and reporting and production statistics to management and Governmental Authorities.
• Ensuring that personnel, including contractors, have adequate information to perform tasks and that control measures and precautions are adhered to.
• Overseeing and ensuring that crew meet safety and emergency training requirements and are competent to carry out their duties.
• Investigating and properly reporting any accidents, incidents and non- conformances, and ensuring formal corrective action is taken.
• Routinely inspecting operations to ensure the adequacy of client SMS, recommend improvements.
• Ensuring that maintenance supplies are controlled and those storage areas are safe, especially for hazardous materials.
• Compliance with and commitment to client Corporate Management System, the development and review of operational procedures and manuals, Company Policies and Procedures, Environmental Management System and Competency Scheme
• Operate installation in accordance with operational safety case and associated procedures
• Responsible for the effective operation of the Permit to Work System, ensuring persons appointed to roles within the PTW have undergone the required training and are assessed competent for those positions.
• Previous experience with exposure to offshore production installations
• Experience in a senior supervisory capacity
• Relevant safety and management certificates

If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Engineers

Function

For a middle size family company with a fleet from approx 40 ships, which are working in the local maritime sector but also in other sailing area's with tugs between the 500 en 3600 KW, multicats, barges up to 8000 tons, crane ships and accommodation ships we are looking for 3 engineers.

Since 1994 the company is situated in the UEA with the mail office in Dubai, the yard in Sharjah Hamriyah free zone approx 40km from. The company has a Dutch European direction. There are different nationalities in the company. Despite the crisis in the world this company is still growing.

Requirements

We are looking for 3 engineers start level engineer with an age between the 22-30 years, experience with ship engines en ships auxiliaries ‘Hydraulic, winches etc.’ Technical English is required written and verbal. The engineers are going to work as 1 team.

It is a permanent position with growth possibilities to super visor and assistant technical manager.

Would you like to live in Dubai and are you interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01. Or send us your C.V. and motivation for this vacancy.

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Second engineers

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for: Second engineers, in possession of all required qualifications.

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Chief engineers

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for: Chief engineers, in possession of all required qualifications.

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Second and beginning officers

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for: Second and beginning officers, in possession of all required qualifications.

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Chief officers

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for: Chief officers, in possession of all required qualifications.

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

none

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2nd Engineers - no limitations

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for 2nd Engineers - no limitations, in possession of all required qualifications. Duration of the contracts: 2 months and two months off. Start project: march - april

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Chief Engineers - no limitations

Function

The Lowland International Group is specialised in ship, rig and crew management for the maritime sector, dredging and inland shipping. Diverse multinationals as well as medium-sized shipping companies, rigs and ship owners have been making use of our services since 1993. Through our offices in the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia and Norway, we work with hundreds of international employees.

At this moment we are looking for Chief Engineers - no limitations, in possession of all required qualifications. Duration of the contracts: 2 months and two months off. Start project: march - april

We offer Dutch contract, good wages, full insurance, social security. If you are interested in what we have to offer, please contact us. T +31 (0)88 557 01 01

Requirements

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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Drilling personnel Turkey

Function

For new oil- and gas drilling projects in Turkey we are currently recruiting offshore drilling personnel. Roustabouts, Roughnecks, Riggers, Crane drivers, Medics etc.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years experience in offshore oil- and gas drilling. Need to speak Turkish and English. Preferably resident in Turkey. Possesion of valid safety certificates required.

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Pull master

Function

Lowland Marine & Offshore is looking for a pull master on offshore pipe pull installations projects. You will work around the world operating a 300 T/ 350 T winch spread to pull submerged pipelines. You will be responsible for the preparation of the site and installation of the winches. Operating, maintain and condition of all machinery, electrical & hydraulical systems involved. Beside this, you will be in charge of a team of pull engineers and riggers. Mainly your working area is a land based project site. Ensure that in cooperation with Technical Department (TD) all class surveys are carried out in time and all equipment used is certified.

Requirements

Are you prepared to alternate in a flexible working scheme? Next, are you stress-resistant, in possession of a technical background (F.a. 1st engineer/chief engineer level), basic computer skills, a team player, but also like to work independently? And last but not least: are you fluent in English? If you are, we encourage you to apply. Would you like to know more about this position? Please contact Barry Hooning! Telephone no.: +31(0)88 557 01 01.

Location

Internationaal

Experience

3 - 5 jaar

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Medic (doctor) Offshore Middle East and Africa

Function

Provide emergency trauma care, administer pre hospital trauma life support, basic- and advanced life support techniques and primary health care including basic general practitioner tasks for 60 to 300 personnel. An autonomous role, involving the planning and execution of all aspects of offshore medical care and occupational health service. Liaise with onshore physician form medical advise and medivac. Maintain all relevant medical documentation on all onboard personnel Induct new personnel to vessel, rig or platform safety and emergency instructions. Maintain all emergency medical equipment position around the vessel or rig Administrative duties Initiate, inspect, prepare and disseminate findings of weekly hygiene report. . Carrying out drinking water sampling in accordance with company rules Contribution to monthly safety meeting on health issues and onboard instructions and education in general hygiene, medical care and instructions to preventive medical problems and advise for a healthy work and living circumstances.

Requirements

Medical doctor. minimum of 2 years offshore experience and experience in emergecy care and/or trauma care. Valid Offshore Safety Course (BOSIET)and medical. Certificate offshore medics course is preferred.

Location

International

Experience

1 - 3 years

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Offshore medic Norway

Function

Provide emergency trauma care, administer pre hospital trauma life support, basic- and advanced life support techniques and primary health care including basic general practitioner tasks for 60 to 300 personnel. An autonomous role, involving the planning and execution of all aspects of offshore medical care and occupational health service. Liaise with onshore physician form medical advise and medivac. Maintain all relevant medical documentation on all onboard personnel Induct new personnel to vessel, rig or platform safety and emergency instructions Maintain all emergency medical equipment position around the vessel or rig Administrative duties including mailbag handling, typing or reports, updating databases, recording of minutes of meetings, vendor and crew timesheets, rota deviations, helicopter movement planning and crew changes. Maintain material and safety datasheets and disseminate information to onboard personnel. Initiate, inspect, prepare and disseminate findings of weekly hygiene report. Basic computer skills, Word, Excel, Outlook and various special computer programs. Carrying out drinking water sampling in accordance with company rules Contribution to monthly safety meeting on health issues and onboard instructions and education in general hygiene, medical care and instructions to preventive medical problems and advise for a healthy work and living circumstances. Diving: General hyperbaric medical care and hyperbaric medical advise and treatment on saturation divers. Provide special diving medical first aid if and when required. Liaise with onshore diving physician on diving related medical problems and preventive actions to avoid medical problems. Perform alcohol and drugstest upon request of vessel master.

Requirements

General Nurse A1 or medical doctor. Diploma should meet EEC requirement 77/452/EEC and 77/453/EEC (with subsequent amendments). The Regulations have been incorporated in a special EEA Regulation of 21 December 2000 and valid for working in Norway. minimum of 2 years experience in emergecy care, critical care or intensive car nursing. Knowledge of diving is preferred.

Location

International

Experience

3 - 5 years

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