Piping Foreman Offshore Shutdown

The Piping Foreman leads
offshore piping crews during shutdowns, ensuring safe and efficient execution
of fabrication, installation, repairs, and hydrotesting of pipelines, valves,
and supports.

Key Responsibilities:

1.      Shutdown Execution:

o    Supervise pipe fitters, welders, and riggers in
tasks like:

§  Replacement of corroded pipelines, valves, and
flanges.

§  Installation of new spools/modifications per
P&IDs/isometrics.

§  Hydrotesting and leak checks.

o    Ensure work complies with shutdown schedules
(critical path).

2.      HSE & Compliance:

o    Enforce PTW (Permit to Work),
isolation (LOTO), and confined space procedures.

o    Conduct daily toolbox talks and safety audits
(QatarEnergy/Shell standards).

3.      Quality Control:

o    Verify alignment, welding (WPS/PQR), and
gasket installation per ASME B31.3/API 570.

o    Oversee NDT (RT/UT) and punch -list closure.

4.      Coordination:

o    Liaise with shutdown managers, engineers, and
other trades (scaffolding, insulation).

o    Report progress/roadblocks using SAP or
client -specific systems.

5.      Materials & Tools:

Requirements

·         Experience:

o    8+ years in oil/gas piping, with 3+
years offshore shutdowns.

o    Familiarity with Aramco, QP, or Shell
shutdown procedures is a plus.

·         Technical
Skills:

o    Reading isometrics/P&IDs, rigging plans,
and stress analysis reports.

o    Proficiency in flange management and
bolt -torquing procedures.