Offshore Operator - EMED

About the role

Chevron is hiring an Operator for its EMED facility in Herzliya. The Operator oversees daily production in a safety-first way, with an ownership and improvement mindset, in an offshore hazardous multitasking environment. They are accountable for the safety of employees, contractors, Chevron resources and the environment in their area.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor and operate plant equipment and carry out routine and non-routine operations
• Maintain a clean, organized work environment and identify hazards
• Conduct toolbox talks and last-minute risk assessments using COW processes
• Troubleshoot basic operational problems with cross-functional teams and respond to unplanned events
• Follow company safety standards, policies and regulatory requirements
• Describe basic maintenance steps for gas and chemical streams, report surface staining on tanks and equipment, and maintain, record and inventory production supplies
• Read and interpret P&ID's, SAFE charts and cause-and-effect diagrams, and analyze efficiency-degradation trends
• Perform basic Process Safety Management (PSM) analysis and use SAP, D2, Enablon (E-PTW) and Bluebeam Revu
• Execute MOC and RIK processes, and Level 1 and 2 hazard analyses including energy isolation, bypass of critical protection and stop-work authority

Required profile

• Previous experience with pneumatic and hydraulic systems (required)
• Physical ability to perform routine maintenance (required)
• Advantages: experience with rotating/fixed equipment, Hazmat PIC certification, rigger/slinger certification, and oil and gas experience
• Fluent in Hebrew and English

Required skills

• Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
• Process Safety Management (PSM)
• SAP, D2, Enablon (E-PTW), Bluebeam Revu
• Reading P&ID's and hazard analysis

Working conditions: offshore on a 14/14 rotation, rotating shifts including holidays, weekends and nights, and teamwork in confined living and working conditions.