- Experience
- 8+ yrs
- Salary
- —
- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 3 weeks ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree
- Resume
- Required to apply
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Job description
Position Overview
The role of Permit to Work (PTW) Coordinator is essential for facilitating the safe and effective execution of major oil and gas projects during the Hook-Up and Commissioning (HUC) phase. The coordinator serves as the central point for managing all PTW-related activities ensuring planning, reviewing, approving, and carrying out work in alignment with company policies, regulations, and project timelines.
Core Duties
- Act as the main contact for PTW tasks throughout the Hook-Up and Commissioning stages.
- Oversee permit lifecycle including planning, submission, approval, execution, and closure as per project guidelines.
- Examine PTW applications and related documents before forwarding to the PTW Office.
- Ensure permits meet operational, safety, and procedural standards.
- Maintain precise tracking and reporting of permit statuses utilizing visual dashboards and monitoring tools.
- Interface effectively with HSE and work execution teams to manage safety and risk.
- Review key safety documents like Risk Assessments, Task Risk Assessments, HAZID studies, Isolation plans, Confined Space Entry permits, and Gas Test certificates.
- Promote adherence to safety culture and best practices to prevent incidents.
- Manage and resolve SIMOPS (Simultaneous Operations) conflicts by active participation in coordination meetings.
- Assist in work sequencing and scheduling to align commissioning with project goals.
- Support integration of brownfield tie-in activities ensuring safe project progress.
- Conduct audits to confirm compliance with PTW, isolation, and certification requirements.
- Enforce approved permit conditions during work execution and audit contractor compliances.
- Highlight non-conformities and suggest remediation measures.
- Facilitate system completion, commissioning, handover and operational readiness activities.
- Coordinate subsystem and overall system handovers among project and operations teams, including sail-away and offshore hook-up processes.
- Manage permit transfers between project and operational PTW systems.
- Develop and submit regular reports on PTW performance to management and stakeholders.
- Maintain communication lines with project management, commissioning teams, contractors, and operations personnel regarding PTW issues.
- Document lessons learned related to permits and support ongoing improvement efforts.
Qualifications and Experience
- A Bachelor’s degree is required.
- A minimum of 8 years of relevant experience in a permit coordination role with at least 5 years working with field equipment in oil and gas processing, petrochemical plants, construction yards, or shipyards.
- Comprehensive knowledge of Oil and Gas onshore/offshore projects including both greenfield and brownfield developments.
- Expertise in PTW procedures, isolation design, Confined Space Entry, Gas test protocols, and commissioning documentation related to permit execution.
- Practical experience with commissioning PTW delivery and project phases, including completions walkdowns and Pre-Startup Safety Review (PSSR) procedures.
- Proven track record as PTW coordinator on large EPC contracts coupled with broad commissioning and technical knowledge.
- Desirable knowledge of site safety practices including hydrotesting, pipe cleaning, flange management, leak testing, ICSS commissioning, loop checking, and electrical systems such as LV/MV/HV switchgears, power management, protection relays, GTC, EDG, and GTG’s.
- Understanding of project completions, systemization, commissioning procedures, and site-specific method statements.
- Strong client orientation and excellent problem-solving capabilities.
- Experience with international projects involving Tier-1 EPC contractors during FEED and execution phases encompassing greenfield and brownfield work.
- Familiarity with project execution processes for large-scale projects.
- Experience in both onshore and offshore construction phases including hook-up and commissioning activities.
- Preferably, exposure to working in Asian yards, specifically Chinese facilities, is advantageous.
Minimum education
Bachelor's Degree
Industry
Oil & Gas