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Materials Administrator 23170

Job Description - Materials Administrator 23170

Description

Responsible for the safe, accurate, and efficient material management of all inventory on board the rig including:

  • Material Requisition
  • Warehouse Management
  • Inventory Control
  • Tubular Control
  • Logistics
  • Reporting & Quality


Responsibilities

Responsible for/ensure:

  • Systematization and tidiness of the spare parts store onboard.

  • Maintaining stipulated minimum and maximum material levels.

  • Checking all received goods as per procedures.

  • Recording stock movements.

  • Assisting with preparation for future drilling operations.

  • Relevant governing documents are adhered to by direct reports.

  • Clear daily operational guidelines are provided to all direct reports.

  • Safe and efficient handling when receiving and sending goods and materials.

  • All applicable reports and logs, as required by the supervisor, are maintained.

  • Other duties are performed as and when required and/or directed by the direct supervisor.

 

Equipment & Systems:

  • Working knowledge of materials receiving, handling, issuing, and storage.

  • Proficient computer skills, including competency in Microsoft Office and familiarity with material management and/or ERP systems.

 

Other Roles

Material Requisition

  • Prepare unit requisitions for materials and services in accordance with company procedures.

  • Responsible for ordering equipment and spare parts to ensure stipulated minimum and maximum levels are met.

  • Communicate with shore-based Supply Chain personnel to ensure requisitions are understood, technical queries are answered, and purchase orders are expedited as required.

  • Create new ICN cards with all details and specifications required to allow prompt sourcing by the shorebase procurement support team.

  • Maintain accurate records of received and outstanding requisitions and cargo materials.

  • Focus on planning in liaison with Rig Supervisors to minimize urgent orders.

Warehouse Management

  • Secure the warehouse at all times and restrict access to unauthorized personnel.

  • Be competent in the handling of dangerous goods.

  • Receive and issue parts and equipment to and from the warehouse.

  • Maintain a clean, well-organized warehouse, with all equipment stored safely at all times.

  • Check all received equipment certification, test certificates, and material specimens.

  • Quarantine materials immediately in the event of discrepancies.

Inventory Control

  • Perform cyclical inventory test counts as per company procedures.

  • Ensure all rubber and other lotted goods are registered per Seadrill procedures and remain within expiry dates by using FIFO methodology wherever possible and properly disposing of expired inventory.

  • Regularly review obsolete and surplus parts in the warehouse and bring to the attention of the Rig Management Team.

  • Assist with manifesting and control of third-party equipment as required.

  • Regularly review maximum, minimum, and re-order point quantities and make recommendations to rig supervisors to optimize stock levels.

  • Regularly review obsolete and surplus parts and advise shorebase accordingly.

Tubular Control

  • Maintain up-to-date records of drill string tubulars stored onboard or offshore in liaison with the Day/Night Toolpusher.

Logistics

  • Comply with local customs rules and regulations and environmental laws regarding the shipment of equipment, parts, and goods.

  • Ensure all shipments to and from the unit are properly logged and documented in accordance with company procedures.

  • Prepare shipping lists, conduct receipt of goods checks, and process Third Party and Client rebilling in a timely manner.

  • Ensure all hazardous and non-hazardous wastes are correctly labelled and packaged prior to shipment.

  • Properly package materials for long-term storage and/or shipment according to company procedures and best practice when sending them to the yard or another rig.

  • Track all equipment sent for repair, storage, or Interfield Transfer (IRT) via Seadrill’s Offshore Material Transfer procedure.

  • Communicate as required with the shorebase to support tracking of shipments.

Reporting & Quality

  • Prepare and issue required warehouse inventory reports as required.

  • Distribute equipment inspections, certificates, reports, etc. to relevant department heads.

  • Update onboard Rig Management on expediting of purchase orders, materials, and shipments en route, and prepare reports as required.

  • Effectively use all safety and environmental tools employed by Seadrill.



Qualifications

As per Seadrill training and competence directives.



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