Offshore Ballast Control Operator

Description

Job Summary: A professional responsible for monitoring and recording the location of vessels, cargoes, and onboard systems to ensure the safety and operational performance of the unit. Key Highlights: 1. Work for a global Oil & Gas company, Altera&Ocyan 2. Focus on safety, innovation, and optimization of energy production 3. Overcome challenges and optimize operational performance Have you ever considered joining Altera\&Ocyan and contributing to our growth in the Oil & Gas market? More than that! In a company combining Ocyan’s global expertise with Altera Infrastructure’s capabilities? If your goal is to **produce** and **grow** in an environment that prioritizes safety above all else and constantly pursues **innovation**, then **Altera\&Ocyan** is the right place for you! We are **agile** and **dynamic**, possessing strong technical capability and actively seeking solutions to optimize energy production for our clients—and for the world. We overcome **challenges** to optimize operational performance. **Bring your energy to our business and become part of this success story!** **Responsibilities and Duties** **Stay informed about the locations of supply vessels, standby vessels, and helicopters, and maintain records of this information in the ship’s logbook.** * Monitor cargo and ballast control panels. * Monitor inert gas pressure and oxygen content in cargo tanks. * Monitor all maritime alarms and take actions according to instructions. * Verify whether ballast and cargo valves are functioning properly. Such verification must be recorded in the vessel’s logbook. Any faults identified in ballast or cargo system valves must be reported to the Chief Officer. * Verify the unit’s positioning. * Be fully responsible for all damage control and firefighting equipment located anywhere on the vessel. **Requirements and Qualifications** * When the unit is underway, this professional must hold a valid seafarer’s endorsement/certificate compliant with STCW Regulation II/1 and the qualification of Deck Officer; * When the unit is operating, this professional must hold a valid seafarer’s endorsement/certificate demonstrating compliance with IMO Circular A.1079(28\) – clause 6\.4, as well as the qualification of Ballast Control Operator; * Experience on tankers and/or mobile units. * Fluent English. We began operating the FPSO Cidade de Itajaí in 2013\. Five years later, we added another unit to our fleet—the FPSO Pioneiro de Libra—which entered operation in 2017\. By combining Altera’s and Ocyan’s experience and values, we consistently prioritize the safety of personnel and assets, and respect for the environment. Our passion for what we do guides every decision we make. **JOIN OUR TEAM** Our proven excellence in quality, safety, and environmental stewardship forms the foundation for our continuous advancement in this sector. We are proud to be pioneers in developing the Mero field—one of the largest pre-salt oil reservoirs in Brazil.