Role details, requirements and important context from the employer.
An offshore energy company is building a talent pool for future FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) projects and is seeking qualified offshore professionals.
An FPSO is a floating offshore facility that processes, stores, and offloads oil and gas production. FPSOs typically require a mix of marine, production, maintenance, and safety personnel.
Production Department
• Production Superintendent
• Production Supervisor
• CRO (Control Room Operator)
• Production Operator
• Laboratory Technician
• Utility Operator
Marine Department
• Marine Superintendent
• Marine Supervisor
• Marine CRO (BCO)
• Bosun
• Crane Operator
• Able Seaman (AB)
• Roustabout
• Cargo Operator (Bombeador)
• Motorman
Maintenance & Technical Department
• Maintenance Superintendent
• Maintenance Supervisor
• Construction Supervisor
• Equipment Inspector (SPIE)
• Mechanical Technician
• E&I Supervisor (Electrical & Instrumentation)
• DCS / ICSS Specialist (Automation Specialist)
• Electrician
• Instrument Technician
HSE & Logistics
• HSE Superintendent
• Safety Technician
• Radio Operator
• Storekeeper
Minimum Requirements
Requirements vary by position but generally include:
• Relevant offshore experience in the same or similar role
• Valid STCW certifications (where applicable)
• Offshore survival and safety training certificates
• Good English communication skills appropriate to the position
Common Offshore Certifications
• HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training)
• CBSP (Basic Offshore Safety Training)
• NR-35 (Working at Heights)
• NR-33 (Confined Space Entry)
• Offshore Medical Certificate
• Position-specific technical certifications
High-Demand FPSO Positions
The following positions are typically among the most sought after on FPSOs:
Production Superintendent
Production Supervisor
CRO (Control Room Operator)
Cargo Operator
DCS / ICSS Specialist
Maintenance Superintendent
E&I Supervisor
Instrument Technician
These roles often require significant offshore production experience and strong process-safety knowledge.
How to Improve Your Chances
When creating your profile, include:
• Current rank/position
• Total offshore experience
• FPSO, FSO, platform, or offshore production experience
• Technical certifications
• STCW and offshore safety certificates
• English proficiency level
• Availability for mobilization
Potential Benefits of FPSO Employment
Long-term offshore projects
Competitive international salary packages
Rotational work schedules
Career progression opportunities
Exposure to large-scale offshore production operations
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