Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited (formerly Moody International Nigeria Limited) was established in 1996 as a partnership between Moody International Group and Nigerian investors. Since commencing operations in March 1997 the company continues to grow and exerts its presence in numerous Projects in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry.
Responsible for vessel's stability, list and hull stress (shearing force, bending moments)
Preparation of loading plan and monitoring of execution
Preparation of discharging plan and monitoring of execution
Preparation of internal cargo transfer plan and monitoring of execution
Preparation of ballasting/de ballasting plan and assist with execution
Preparation of slop water discharge plan
Generating report of daily production based on cargo tanks measurement
Preparing report of cargo mid-monthly, monthly and yearly cargo tanks fiscalization
Monitoring stock of fresh water and diesel oil
Preparation of tanks washing plan and assist with execution
Acts as Marine Supt in his absence
Acts as Terminal Operator in his absence
Part of Emergency Response Team – vessel's damage stability
Backup for Radio Operator in his incapacitation during Emergency
Terminal Assistant:
Assist with marine cargo operations.
Support cargo officer with the management of the hull and export systems in compliance with normal operating practice for tanker hulls.
Assist with the planning and monitoring of stability and cargo loading and transfer.
Organizes with production operators the different tasks related to crude oil handling under the supervision the terminal cargo officer and the production superintendent.
Follow up of slop water discharge and bilge water discharge (filling of oil record books as appropriate)
Assist production operator with daily soundings as required.
Maintain relationship with DPR rep on board to ensure that he receives all the cargo information needed.
Plan and assist with export tanker cargo operations.
Responsible for quality and quantity for terminal export operations, follow up of laboratory procedures (sampling , analysis in accordance with commercial quality recommendations, water debottoming, salinity BSW and Methanol content)
Assist with planning for inert gas and gas freeing operation when required.
Preparation and Inspection for Crude and ballast tanks.
Monitoring of potable water and Diesel oil quantities on board and supply
Ensure first line maintenance and inspection is carried out on all cargo equipment
Set up and update cargo handling procedures and general marine instructions on site as per Company procedures
Produce and issue of Bills of Lading and other offtake documentation.
Maintain all required records of offtake operations
Additional Duties:
Assist with the planning and supervision of the inspection checks and first line maintenance of the SBM and associated equipment
Assist with the planning and supervision of floating hose inspection testing flushing and change out.
Assist with all facility based marine operations and vessel control as required.
Job Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or any relevant discipline
Marine / Tanker experience is an added advantage
Experience in marine industry and operations
Oil and gas offtake experience
Operations, maintenance or engineering background
Thorough knowledge of operational, safety and emergency procedures of tanker loading / discharge equipment
In depth knowledge of crude oil shipping operations at offshore & onshore terminals.
Understanding of crude oil lifting agreements.
Knowledge of Production Operations.
Crude Reconciliation & Hydrocarbon Accounting.
Thorough knowledge of plant process operations
Good knowledge of crude and gas supply chain operations and timings
Demonstrated experience managing multi-disciplinary teams
Communications skills to all organizational levels
Demonstrated knowledge of risk management tools and practices
As part of being in a controls sensitive position, understand key controls in area of responsibility and ensure that these effectively mitigate financial risk