Position description

Job title

HVAC Senior Technician M/F

Contract type

Fixed-term-contract

Contractual hours

Full time

Contract duration

1 year (Renewable)

Job description

SPIE Global Services Energy is looking to strengthen its workforce in Nigeria by
recruiting experienced HVAC Senior Technician to join our offshore operations team.

Key Responsibility:

Maintenance & Repair

• Service and repair HVAC for control rooms, switchgear rooms etc.
• Maintain positive pressure systems in control rooms to prevent hydrocarbon gas ingress per IECEx/ATEX standards
• Overhaul chillers, packaged units, AHUs, and VRF systems in corrosive saltwater environment
• Standby during drilling and production operations.

Installation & Commissioning

• Install new HVAC systems and oversee piping, ductwork, and electrical connections
• Commission systems and conduct performance testing before handover to operations
• Read and interpret mechanical and electrical drawings, P&IDs, and HVAC schematics

HSE & Compliance

• Ensure compliance with NUPRC safety standards, ASHRAE guidelines, and company HSE policies
• Complete PTW, JSA, and LOTO before working on energized equipment

Profile

• Experience on offshore oil and gas producing facility, preferable FPSO.
• Minimum of 8 years' experience in the field of repair of HVAC & Refrigeration systems.
• Must hold recognized OND or equivalents or have completed a recognized trade apprenticeship or verified technician training scheme with a minimum of working experience.
• Must be able to work effectively as part of a team.

Working at spie

What can we offer you?

1. Work for an international Group with operations on every continent,

2. Experience a wide variety of professions within several activities:
• Outdoor networks and street lighting
• Information and communication systems
• Nuclear power
• Maintenance
• Oil and gas
• HVAC engineering
• Electrical engineering
• Mechanical engineering

3. Working in energy and the environment, sectors of the future at the heart of
sustainable development issues