Rotating Equipment Team Leader - Algeria
iss internationalDenver (CO)
Rotating Equipment Team Leader - Algeria
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iss internationalDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Rotating Equipment Team LeaderISS International Spa is looking for a Rotating Equipment Team Leader for a Gas Field located in the Algerian Desert. Mission: Resource will be responsible of managing a maintenance team across five operational sites, with Rotating equipment mainly manufactured by GE, Siemens and Solar.
Main responsibilities:
Accountable for safe maintenance, inspections, and intrusive maintenance of Rotating Equipment.
Visiting the work site regularly to stay informed of the progress and deviations and to offer assistance to those performing the work.
Delivering all maintenance and inspection activities to the current business plan, allowing for safe shutdowns of equipment for intrusive maintenance.
Accountable for the line management of all the maintenance disciplines within the Rotating Equipment team (mechanical, Instrument, and condition monitoring engineers).Manage plant availability losses and provide remedial actions. Prepare and manage maintenance (OPEX) budgets in support of the financial controllers.
Encouraging and supporting Engineers and technicians in safety awareness.
Here below a few other conditions:
Starting date: ASAP
Job Location: Algerian Desert
Duration: one year liable to extension
Working schedule: 12 hours a day / 7 days a week Rotation: 28 days ON / 28 days OFF inclusive of travelling days
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