Field Engineer

This video showcases the role of a Field Technician for Offshore Inspections, responsible for ensuring the integrity of offshore pipeline systems, known as “CASON,” by conducting inspections, operating equipment, and providing detailed reports to offshore operators. The video dives into the key responsibilities and qualifications for this specialized role.

As a Field Technician for Offshore Inspections, you’ll conduct visual and technical inspections of CASON pipelines using specialized equipment like crawlers, laser scanners, and ultrasonic tools. You’ll set up and operate inspection equipment, gather detailed data on pipeline conditions, and troubleshoot any equipment issues that arise during the inspection. You’ll collaborate closely with offshore operators, providing real-time feedback and recommendations based on your findings. Additionally, you will prepare detailed post-job reports that include edited videos and still images for further analysis.

Key responsibilities include executing inspections of CASON pipelines, operating complex machinery, collecting data on pipeline integrity, producing reports, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with offshore operators to ensure the pipelines remain safe and efficient. You’ll need to have a strong understanding of mechanical and electrical systems and be able to adapt to working in challenging offshore conditions.

Qualifications include experience in offshore inspection or technical roles, proficiency in operating specialized equipment, a background in mechanical or electrical engineering, strong troubleshooting abilities, attention to detail, and the ability to work under pressure.