Offshore Mechanical Technician

About this role

An Offshore Mechanical Technician is sought to support safe and reliable offshore operations. The role involves troubleshooting, commissioning support, maintenance documentation, and coordinating with other departments. The position focuses on preventive and corrective maintenance of mechanical equipment and utility systems on offshore assets. The employer, Arion Energy Services Limited, provides engineering, project and operations services to oil and gas, power and maritime sectors and aims to deliver via its AIR approach.

What you would do

• Generate work orders and update maintenance records, and prepare reports using the CMMS.
• Coordinate maintenance and operational activities with other departments.
• Participate in training and provide on‑the‑job guidance to trainees and subordinates.
• Prepare permits and comply with Permit to Work procedures.
• Assist with pre‑commissioning and commissioning activities.
• Use and maintain workshop equipment, tools and instruments safely.
• Troubleshoot mechanical faults and carry out appropriate repairs.
• Maintain high standards of health, safety, hygiene and integrity in all work activities.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical equipment and utility systems per CMMS requirements.
• Support stock control for mechanical spare parts and consumables.

What they are asking for

• Meet the applicable Competency Profile Task List and Training Matrix requirements.
• Excellent written and verbal English and French communication skills.
• Alternative: three years of experience in other positions on an FPSO or offshore installation may be considered.
• Good computer skills, including experience using a CMMS.
• At least three years of experience maintaining production, marine and utility equipment in the oil and gas industry.
• Completion of the Marlins English Language Assessment and OPITO Skills Assessment as required for the role.
• Technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline is preferred.
• Extensive relevant marine industry experience may be considered in place of formal qualifications.

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