Warehouse Support Equipment Specialist

Job Description Key Responsibilities Warehouse & Equipment Coordination Coordinate well intervention warehouse activities and prioritize based on drilling sequence and operational needs.

Conduct QA / QC acceptance inspections for all new equipment received.

Maintain accurate SAP workflows for all equipment movements.

Completion Sub-Assembly Management Monitor sub‑assembly requirements and ensure adequate stock levels.

Issue relevant work orders (CWOs, SOs) when necessary.

Witness and verify sub‑assembly make‑up and testing at vendor facilities.

Review assembly sheets for accuracy, including dimensions and thread specifications.

Confirm all equipment is functional and compliant, including SCSSSVs, HCMs, ball valves, etc.

Logistics & Load‑Out Support Visit contractor facilities for pre‑loadout inspections when required.

Prepare and inspect equipment for load‑out to offshore locations.

Track all major well intervention equipment and maintain updated location status.

Equipment Return, Repair & Tracking Inspect returned equipment and arrange repair or replacement.

Identify missing items and follow up with offshore teams for returns.

Maintain and update the “Well Intervention Action List” with accurate job priorities and handovers.

Testing, Certification & Maintenance Ensure all service equipment is maintained, serviced, calibrated, and certified.

Establish and maintain a certification / testing program for company pressure‑control equipment, including :

MPI

Thread inspection

Pressure testing

Requirements Profile Requirements Extensive knowledge of completion and well intervention equipment, especially slickline tools and equipment.

Experience with equipment requests, mobilization processes, and materials systems (such as SAP).

Strong QA / QC background.

Education Degree or diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Maintenance Technology.

Experience Minimum 10 years of oilfield experience.

At least 3 years of offshore exposure.

Skills & Competencies Fluent in English (additional regional languages are an advantage).

Strong technical understanding of completion and intervention workflows.

Good coordination, communication, and equipment‑handling skills.

Certifications IWCF Level 2 (mandatory)

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