Tour Pusher

About the role

The Tour Pusher is responsible for the operational safety, efficiency, production, and client relations of the drilling unit. They implement and uphold safety and environmental compliance requirements, providing onboard leadership and direction for meeting the customer's drilling program requirements.

Responsibilities

• Directly represent Noble on board the unit and is responsible for the overall operation, management, and safety of the unit offshore.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for the customer, ensuring alignment with their drilling program requirements.
• Supervise and monitor rig positioning and anchor mooring or preloading and leg penetration during rig movement and placement.
• Plan and supervise rig activities such as repairs, daily maintenance of drilling fluids, rigging up or down, etc.
• Ensure all activities are coordinated with a minimal loss of time or effort.
• Cook and manage catering staff to ensure proper hygiene and maintenance of the kitchen and accommodation.
• Communicate regularly with the Operator’s on-site representative, assuring that each party’s priorities and plans are clearly communicated and understood.
• Complete all required paperwork in an accurate and timely manner, maintaining an up-to-date file system and an orderly office.
• Support and carry out orders from the Rig Manager during adverse weather conditions or situations where vessel and personnel safety are involved.
• Conduct daily briefings with the Rig Manager to update on current drilling operations and any support necessary from the marine department for ongoing operations.
• Oversee the rig preventative maintenance program and coordinate maintenance between operations, engineering, and marine departments.
• Ensure the integrity and stability of the vessel is being maintained at all times and take action if necessary to relocate and/or reposition the vessel during periods of adverse weather or hostile environment situations to prevent any harm to personnel or damage to the vessel.
• Train and develop subordinate personnel through continuous hands-on training or other training as deemed necessary by Noble.
• Ensure that all personnel have completed the orientation process.
• Actively support Noble’s policy of personnel development.
• Ensure that the condition of the rig is maintained and that all rig performance factors are optimized.
• Implement and uphold Noble's safety policies and procedures.
• Ensure that all personnel are familiar with all company safety policies and procedures as established in Noble's Management System.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for environmental protection.
• Ensure that any spillage having a harmful effect on the environment will be avoided and cleaned up.
• Ensure that no pollution exists from the rig, but if such a condition exists then it is to be reported following Noble’s procedures.

Qualifications

• A High School Diploma or equivalent.
• A USCG MODU OIM License, Unrestricted, Surface Units Underway or Surface Units on Location. Working towards Unrestricted License.
• A strong technical background in all aspects of drilling operations and support equipment.
• Excellent leadership, communication and management skills.
• Proficient computer skills in office software and company proprietary software.
• Experienced in marine environmental and hazardous material regulations and procedures.
• Experienced in offshore marine operations, industrial environment, and drilling operations.
• Ability to handle multiple tasks on a daily basis and to follow-up on all tasking to completion.
• Ability to claim and accept ownership of rig equipment and processes, and to provide appropriate leadership when called upon.
• Excellent customer service skills to deal with all manner, and type, of customers.
• Completed all training requirements for Assistant Rig Manager.

Skills

• Strong technical background in all aspects of drilling operations and support equipment.
• Excellent leadership, communication and management skills.
• Proficient computer skills in office software and company proprietary software.
• Experience in marine environmental and hazardous material regulations and procedures.
• Experience in offshore marine operations, industrial environment, and drilling operations.
• Ability to handle multiple tasks on a daily basis and to follow-up on all tasking to completion.
• Ability to claim and accept ownership of rig equipment and processes, and to provide appropriate leadership when called upon.
• Excellent customer service skills to deal with all manner, and type, of customers.

Benefits

• Comprehensive insurance coverage.
• Flexible work schedule.
• Professional development opportunities.
• Health and wellness programs.
• Accommodations provided.

Pay

$X per hour or $Y per shift, depending on experience and qualifications.

Schedule

Rotating shifts, 24/7 coverage, and occasional weekends/holidays may be required.