The Controls Technician leads and oversees activities in the OneSubsea controls department.

• Troubleshoot to diagnose and repair leaks, pressure issues and component failures.
• Review routings and communicate any necessary changes to engineering and project coordination team.
• Troubleshoot to diagnose electrical faults related to the subsea environment.
• Communicate with shop manager and coordinate work accordingly.
• Train and give guidance to employees.
• Perform meetings such as safety, facility training, etc.
• Track hour performance vs standard hours in the routings. Report any major overruns to manager.
• Close out work orders proficiently; which consists of verifying all paperwork is completed, signed and final operation confirmation is completed in the system.
• Periodically review and support updates of HARCS and execute pocket HARCs as needed with controls team and others as needed.
• Able to answer questions about ongoing work in meetings and report progress to manager.
• Assume responsibility of all work under your leadership.
• Able to support work area with limited supervision.
• Maintain a professional and working relationship with fellow employees and customer representatives.
• Troubleshoot with engineering guidance to solve major issues that arise during testing.
• Execute SCM planned and preventative maintenance (PPM) along with controls centric equipment such as CDU, EDU, CIMV, EFL, STFL, etc.
• Support and execute FIT on Controls systems.
• Execute SCM site received testing (SRT) along with controls centric equipment such as CDU, EDU, CIMV, EFL, STFL, etc
• Provide technical support for tree SRT, extended factory acceptance testing (EFAT) and deck pre-deployment testing (PDT) as needed.
• Provide technical support for miscellaneous manifold OneSubsea controls integration and EFAT testing as needed.
• Mentor and train electronic technicians.
• Maintenance and upkeep of controls test equipment and of the controls testing facility.
• Work with Customer Property inventory planners to ensure proper storage of controls equipment.
• Provides cost estimating for all controls related scopes.
• Employee is required to work in accordance with the work schedule set forth by the supervisor. This includes any weekends or holidays as deemed necessary.

Qualification and Experience

• High School graduate or equivalent.
• Minimum 5-years of experience in offshore oil and gas or subsea operations, preferably in controls work.
• Pressure testing, function testing, and fluid cleanliness activities experience
• Current or previous certification to operate forklifts, aerial lifts, overhead cranes.
• Familiarity with high-pressure/ high-voltage environments.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Understanding of hydraulic circuits, pumps, valves, and actuators.
• Experience with subsea control pods, subsea distribution equipment, umbilicals, and hydraulic power units (HPUs) preferred.