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Freeport LNG
Freeport, TX, United States
30+ days
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Advisor, Marine Quintana, TX, US Job Summary This position will support safe and effective coordination of the terminal’s Marine Operations Department. The Marine Operations Department serves as the terminal’s primary marine interface with shipping agents, charterers, vessel owners’ technical teams, as well as other local maritime stakeholders in support of shipping activity. Responsibilities also include providing support across the marine spectrum where needed, support project development, contract scope and execution and lead terminal specific marine projects. This role also supports Commercial, Operations, Production Planning, Regulatory, and Business Development activities in matters pertaining to Marine Operations and LNG shipping. Location/Travel Information This position is based at the Quintana Liquefication Facility with travel to offsite locations as required. This position requires the incumbent to hold a valid, unexpired driver’s license at all times in order to perform the essential functions of the job. Duties/Responsibilities • Serves as designated marine representative for the terminal and as the point of contact with vessel agents, harbor pilots, line handling contractors, tug representatives, vessel representatives, Port Freeport and other port partners. • Accountable for the development of marine operations strategies and procedures. • Manage all marine activity across the terminal and as necessary interfaces with key commercial and operations stakeholders. • Develop, maintain and review marine documents and records related to marine terminal operations, with focusing on continuity between terminals and operational procedures. • Deliver effective, fit for purpose marine advice, support and problem solving based on best practices, reasonable care standards and due diligence models. • Interface with federal, state, and local authorities; Prepares written reports with oversight in accordance with departmental policies and procedures, including case complaints; Provides safety orientation and background materials for employees and visitors of the terminal facility. • Supports all activities for the Annual Delivery Program, Ninety Day Schedule, and Thirty Day Vessel Schedule • Supports and/or maintains marine operations related documentation such as the Facility Security Plan, USCG Operations Manual, Security Plan, USCG Emergency response. • Supporting the preparation and reporting of marine operations KPIs and operating costs. • Work closely and collaboratively with a team in a project development environment applying regulatory, industry, and global LNG shipping standards and good marine practice to all LNG marine related issues. Examples of these marine related issues include but are not limited to: operational safety and design standards; marine terminal assessment and training; ship-shore interface and compatibility; emergency response and contingency planning; marine traffic studies, berthing studies; and development of all required marine policies, procedures, guidelines and manuals. • Other duties as assigned for the need of the department. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Essential Functions • Identify marine related hazards and risks within the existing terminal and liquefaction project environment and assist the project team in developing methods and procedures to successfully manage and mitigate these hazards and risks. • Establish and maintain contacts within the LNG industry to share best practices and access alternative solutions for the existing and expansion liquefaction projects • Conduct regulatory advocacy for the company and maintain management level relationships with flag state, classification societies, and industry forums on marine matters affecting the existing terminal and liquefaction project • Establish and maintain relationships with local, state and federal stakeholders that interact with Freeport LNG on marine matters including the local pilots, other channel users, the US Army Corps, the US Coast Guard etc. • Facilitate the use of marine risk management principles, where appropriate. • Assist with incident investigations, if marine related. • Provide leadership for the understanding and resolution of complex marine challenges. Where applicable, identify and apply technology to solve problems re: marine terminal operational areas. • Coordinate marine activities across multiple disciplines and direct work of specific contractors and contracting plans, when needed. • Conducts lifting plans analysis with Freeport LNG’s Commercial and Production Planning group. • Conducts weekly shipping calls with other Freeport stake holders, Commercial, Production Planning, Maintenance and Operations. • Participates in jetty task force maintenance group. Minimum Qualification/Work Experience Minimum Required: • B.S. with preference for degree in Marine Operations Management, or equivalent experience. • 15+ years of experience in maritime operations and/or LNG shipping. Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities • Proficient use of computers, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP and Outlook • Self-starter/motivated • Able to provide clear work instruction to subordinates • Process Safety knowledge base and experience • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated ability to deliver results within a team environment • Must be able to interface with and influence multiple departments and all personnel • Ability to present & teach in a group environment HSE Roles and Responsibilities Support the policies, efforts, and programs of Freeport LNG Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. Actively participate in the HSE Management System Policies. Ensure that HSE concerns are given priority in all activities completed within their area of responsibility. Implement routine inspections to ensure safe operating conditions. Working Conditions and Physical Expectations • While performing the duties of this position, the employee is often required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs, lift, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, talk and hear, smell, type, and write. • Must be able to board ship or other vessels via a gangway or ladder, scale vertical steel ladder up to forty feet or more in height, and lift and move objects weighing up to 30 pounds. • While performing the duties of this job, the employee will work indoors and outdoors and be periodically exposed to year-round weather conditions, the ocean coastal environment, noise, and occasionally spurious process gassed and vapors. • Specific vision abilities required included close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. • Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility. • Required to pass regularly scheduled physical examinations mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. • Subject to drug and alcohol testing mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. Work Authorization/Security Clearance (if applicable) • Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC), or the ability to obtain before the first day of employment
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Freeport LNG
Freeport, TX, United States
30+ days
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Advisor, Marine Quintana, TX, US Job Summary This position will support safe and effective coordination of the terminal’s Marine Operations Department. The Marine Operations Department serves as the terminal’s primary marine interface with shipping agents, charterers, vessel owners’ technical teams, as well as other local maritime stakeholders in support of shipping activity. Responsibilities also include providing support across the marine spectrum where needed, support project development, contract scope and execution and lead terminal specific marine projects. This role also supports Commercial, Operations, Production Planning, Regulatory, and Business Development activities in matters pertaining to Marine Operations and LNG shipping. Location/Travel Information This position is based at the Quintana Liquefication Facility with travel to offsite locations as required. This position requires the incumbent to hold a valid, unexpired driver’s license at all times in order to perform the essential functions of the job. Duties/Responsibilities • Serves as designated marine representative for the terminal and as the point of contact with vessel agents, harbor pilots, line handling contractors, tug representatives, vessel representatives, Port Freeport and other port partners. • Accountable for the development of marine operations strategies and procedures. • Manage all marine activity across the terminal and as necessary interfaces with key commercial and operations stakeholders. • Develop, maintain and review marine documents and records related to marine terminal operations, with focusing on continuity between terminals and operational procedures. • Deliver effective, fit for purpose marine advice, support and problem solving based on best practices, reasonable care standards and due diligence models. • Interface with federal, state, and local authorities; Prepares written reports with oversight in accordance with departmental policies and procedures, including case complaints; Provides safety orientation and background materials for employees and visitors of the terminal facility. • Supports all activities for the Annual Delivery Program, Ninety Day Schedule, and Thirty Day Vessel Schedule • Supports and/or maintains marine operations related documentation such as the Facility Security Plan, USCG Operations Manual, Security Plan, USCG Emergency response. • Supporting the preparation and reporting of marine operations KPIs and operating costs. • Work closely and collaboratively with a team in a project development environment applying regulatory, industry, and global LNG shipping standards and good marine practice to all LNG marine related issues. Examples of these marine related issues include but are not limited to: operational safety and design standards; marine terminal assessment and training; ship-shore interface and compatibility; emergency response and contingency planning; marine traffic studies, berthing studies; and development of all required marine policies, procedures, guidelines and manuals. • Other duties as assigned for the need of the department. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Essential Functions • Identify marine related hazards and risks within the existing terminal and liquefaction project environment and assist the project team in developing methods and procedures to successfully manage and mitigate these hazards and risks. • Establish and maintain contacts within the LNG industry to share best practices and access alternative solutions for the existing and expansion liquefaction projects • Conduct regulatory advocacy for the company and maintain management level relationships with flag state, classification societies, and industry forums on marine matters affecting the existing terminal and liquefaction project • Establish and maintain relationships with local, state and federal stakeholders that interact with Freeport LNG on marine matters including the local pilots, other channel users, the US Army Corps, the US Coast Guard etc. • Facilitate the use of marine risk management principles, where appropriate. • Assist with incident investigations, if marine related. • Provide leadership for the understanding and resolution of complex marine challenges. Where applicable, identify and apply technology to solve problems re: marine terminal operational areas. • Coordinate marine activities across multiple disciplines and direct work of specific contractors and contracting plans, when needed. • Conducts lifting plans analysis with Freeport LNG’s Commercial and Production Planning group. • Conducts weekly shipping calls with other Freeport stake holders, Commercial, Production Planning, Maintenance and Operations. • Participates in jetty task force maintenance group. Minimum Qualification/Work Experience Minimum Required: • B.S. with preference for degree in Marine Operations Management, or equivalent experience. • 15+ years of experience in maritime operations and/or LNG shipping. Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities • Proficient use of computers, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP and Outlook • Self-starter/motivated • Able to provide clear work instruction to subordinates • Process Safety knowledge base and experience • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated ability to deliver results within a team environment • Must be able to interface with and influence multiple departments and all personnel • Ability to present & teach in a group environment HSE Roles and Responsibilities Support the policies, efforts, and programs of Freeport LNG Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. Actively participate in the HSE Management System Policies. Ensure that HSE concerns are given priority in all activities completed within their area of responsibility. Implement routine inspections to ensure safe operating conditions. Working Conditions and Physical Expectations • While performing the duties of this position, the employee is often required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs, lift, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, talk and hear, smell, type, and write. • Must be able to board ship or other vessels via a gangway or ladder, scale vertical steel ladder up to forty feet or more in height, and lift and move objects weighing up to 30 pounds. • While performing the duties of this job, the employee will work indoors and outdoors and be periodically exposed to year-round weather conditions, the ocean coastal environment, noise, and occasionally spurious process gassed and vapors. • Specific vision abilities required included close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. • Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility. • Required to pass regularly scheduled physical examinations mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. • Subject to drug and alcohol testing mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. Work Authorization/Security Clearance (if applicable) • Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC), or the ability to obtain before the first day of employment
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Freeport, TX, United States
30+ days
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Advisor, Marine Quintana, TX, US Job Summary This position will support safe and effective coordination of the terminal’s Marine Operations Department. The Marine Operations Department serves as the terminal’s primary marine interface with shipping agents, charterers, vessel owners’ technical teams, as well as other local maritime stakeholders in support of shipping activity. Responsibilities also include providing support across the marine spectrum where needed, support project development, contract scope and execution and lead terminal specific marine projects. This role also supports Commercial, Operations, Production Planning, Regulatory, and Business Development activities in matters pertaining to Marine Operations and LNG shipping. Location/Travel Information This position is based at the Quintana Liquefication Facility with travel to offsite locations as required. This position requires the incumbent to hold a valid, unexpired driver’s license at all times in order to perform the essential functions of the job. Duties/Responsibilities • Serves as designated marine representative for the terminal and as the point of contact with vessel agents, harbor pilots, line handling contractors, tug representatives, vessel representatives, Port Freeport and other port partners. • Accountable for the development of marine operations strategies and procedures. • Manage all marine activity across the terminal and as necessary interfaces with key commercial and operations stakeholders. • Develop, maintain and review marine documents and records related to marine terminal operations, with focusing on continuity between terminals and operational procedures. • Deliver effective, fit for purpose marine advice, support and problem solving based on best practices, reasonable care standards and due diligence models. • Interface with federal, state, and local authorities; Prepares written reports with oversight in accordance with departmental policies and procedures, including case complaints; Provides safety orientation and background materials for employees and visitors of the terminal facility. • Supports all activities for the Annual Delivery Program, Ninety Day Schedule, and Thirty Day Vessel Schedule • Supports and/or maintains marine operations related documentation such as the Facility Security Plan, USCG Operations Manual, Security Plan, USCG Emergency response. • Supporting the preparation and reporting of marine operations KPIs and operating costs. • Work closely and collaboratively with a team in a project development environment applying regulatory, industry, and global LNG shipping standards and good marine practice to all LNG marine related issues. Examples of these marine related issues include but are not limited to: operational safety and design standards; marine terminal assessment and training; ship-shore interface and compatibility; emergency response and contingency planning; marine traffic studies, berthing studies; and development of all required marine policies, procedures, guidelines and manuals. • Other duties as assigned for the need of the department. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Essential Functions • Identify marine related hazards and risks within the existing terminal and liquefaction project environment and assist the project team in developing methods and procedures to successfully manage and mitigate these hazards and risks. • Establish and maintain contacts within the LNG industry to share best practices and access alternative solutions for the existing and expansion liquefaction projects • Conduct regulatory advocacy for the company and maintain management level relationships with flag state, classification societies, and industry forums on marine matters affecting the existing terminal and liquefaction project • Establish and maintain relationships with local, state and federal stakeholders that interact with Freeport LNG on marine matters including the local pilots, other channel users, the US Army Corps, the US Coast Guard etc. • Facilitate the use of marine risk management principles, where appropriate. • Assist with incident investigations, if marine related. • Provide leadership for the understanding and resolution of complex marine challenges. Where applicable, identify and apply technology to solve problems re: marine terminal operational areas. • Coordinate marine activities across multiple disciplines and direct work of specific contractors and contracting plans, when needed. • Conducts lifting plans analysis with Freeport LNG’s Commercial and Production Planning group. • Conducts weekly shipping calls with other Freeport stake holders, Commercial, Production Planning, Maintenance and Operations. • Participates in jetty task force maintenance group. Minimum Qualification/Work Experience Minimum Required: • B.S. with preference for degree in Marine Operations Management, or equivalent experience. • 15+ years of experience in maritime operations and/or LNG shipping. Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities • Proficient use of computers, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP and Outlook • Self-starter/motivated • Able to provide clear work instruction to subordinates • Process Safety knowledge base and experience • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated ability to deliver results within a team environment • Must be able to interface with and influence multiple departments and all personnel • Ability to present & teach in a group environment HSE Roles and Responsibilities Support the policies, efforts, and programs of Freeport LNG Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. Actively participate in the HSE Management System Policies. Ensure that HSE concerns are given priority in all activities completed within their area of responsibility. Implement routine inspections to ensure safe operating conditions. Working Conditions and Physical Expectations • While performing the duties of this position, the employee is often required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs, lift, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, talk and hear, smell, type, and write. • Must be able to board ship or other vessels via a gangway or ladder, scale vertical steel ladder up to forty feet or more in height, and lift and move objects weighing up to 30 pounds. • While performing the duties of this job, the employee will work indoors and outdoors and be periodically exposed to year-round weather conditions, the ocean coastal environment, noise, and occasionally spurious process gassed and vapors. • Specific vision abilities required included close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. • Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility. • Required to pass regularly scheduled physical examinations mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. • Subject to drug and alcohol testing mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. Work Authorization/Security Clearance (if applicable) • Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC), or the ability to obtain before the first day of employment
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Freeport LNG
Freeport, TX, United States
30+ days
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Advisor, Marine Quintana, TX, US Job Summary This position will support safe and effective coordination of the terminal’s Marine Operations Department. The Marine Operations Department serves as the terminal’s primary marine interface with shipping agents, charterers, vessel owners’ technical teams, as well as other local maritime stakeholders in support of shipping activity. Responsibilities also include providing support across the marine spectrum where needed, support project development, contract scope and execution and lead terminal specific marine projects. This role also supports Commercial, Operations, Production Planning, Regulatory, and Business Development activities in matters pertaining to Marine Operations and LNG shipping. Location/Travel Information This position is based at the Quintana Liquefication Facility with travel to offsite locations as required. This position requires the incumbent to hold a valid, unexpired driver’s license at all times in order to perform the essential functions of the job. Duties/Responsibilities • Serves as designated marine representative for the terminal and as the point of contact with vessel agents, harbor pilots, line handling contractors, tug representatives, vessel representatives, Port Freeport and other port partners. • Accountable for the development of marine operations strategies and procedures. • Manage all marine activity across the terminal and as necessary interfaces with key commercial and operations stakeholders. • Develop, maintain and review marine documents and records related to marine terminal operations, with focusing on continuity between terminals and operational procedures. • Deliver effective, fit for purpose marine advice, support and problem solving based on best practices, reasonable care standards and due diligence models. • Interface with federal, state, and local authorities; Prepares written reports with oversight in accordance with departmental policies and procedures, including case complaints; Provides safety orientation and background materials for employees and visitors of the terminal facility. • Supports all activities for the Annual Delivery Program, Ninety Day Schedule, and Thirty Day Vessel Schedule • Supports and/or maintains marine operations related documentation such as the Facility Security Plan, USCG Operations Manual, Security Plan, USCG Emergency response. • Supporting the preparation and reporting of marine operations KPIs and operating costs. • Work closely and collaboratively with a team in a project development environment applying regulatory, industry, and global LNG shipping standards and good marine practice to all LNG marine related issues. Examples of these marine related issues include but are not limited to: operational safety and design standards; marine terminal assessment and training; ship-shore interface and compatibility; emergency response and contingency planning; marine traffic studies, berthing studies; and development of all required marine policies, procedures, guidelines and manuals. • Other duties as assigned for the need of the department. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Essential Functions • Identify marine related hazards and risks within the existing terminal and liquefaction project environment and assist the project team in developing methods and procedures to successfully manage and mitigate these hazards and risks. • Establish and maintain contacts within the LNG industry to share best practices and access alternative solutions for the existing and expansion liquefaction projects • Conduct regulatory advocacy for the company and maintain management level relationships with flag state, classification societies, and industry forums on marine matters affecting the existing terminal and liquefaction project • Establish and maintain relationships with local, state and federal stakeholders that interact with Freeport LNG on marine matters including the local pilots, other channel users, the US Army Corps, the US Coast Guard etc. • Facilitate the use of marine risk management principles, where appropriate. • Assist with incident investigations, if marine related. • Provide leadership for the understanding and resolution of complex marine challenges. Where applicable, identify and apply technology to solve problems re: marine terminal operational areas. • Coordinate marine activities across multiple disciplines and direct work of specific contractors and contracting plans, when needed. • Conducts lifting plans analysis with Freeport LNG’s Commercial and Production Planning group. • Conducts weekly shipping calls with other Freeport stake holders, Commercial, Production Planning, Maintenance and Operations. • Participates in jetty task force maintenance group. Minimum Qualification/Work Experience Minimum Required: • B.S. with preference for degree in Marine Operations Management, or equivalent experience. • 15+ years of experience in maritime operations and/or LNG shipping. Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities • Proficient use of computers, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP and Outlook • Self-starter/motivated • Able to provide clear work instruction to subordinates • Process Safety knowledge base and experience • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated ability to deliver results within a team environment • Must be able to interface with and influence multiple departments and all personnel • Ability to present & teach in a group environment HSE Roles and Responsibilities Support the policies, efforts, and programs of Freeport LNG Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. Actively participate in the HSE Management System Policies. Ensure that HSE concerns are given priority in all activities completed within their area of responsibility. Implement routine inspections to ensure safe operating conditions. Working Conditions and Physical Expectations • While performing the duties of this position, the employee is often required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs, lift, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, talk and hear, smell, type, and write. • Must be able to board ship or other vessels via a gangway or ladder, scale vertical steel ladder up to forty feet or more in height, and lift and move objects weighing up to 30 pounds. • While performing the duties of this job, the employee will work indoors and outdoors and be periodically exposed to year-round weather conditions, the ocean coastal environment, noise, and occasionally spurious process gassed and vapors. • Specific vision abilities required included close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. • Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility. • Required to pass regularly scheduled physical examinations mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. • Subject to drug and alcohol testing mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. Work Authorization/Security Clearance (if applicable) • Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC), or the ability to obtain before the first day of employment
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Freeport LNG
Freeport, TX, United States
30+ days
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Advisor, Marine Quintana, TX, US Job Summary This position will support safe and effective coordination of the terminal’s Marine Operations Department. The Marine Operations Department serves as the terminal’s primary marine interface with shipping agents, charterers, vessel owners’ technical teams, as well as other local maritime stakeholders in support of shipping activity. Responsibilities also include providing support across the marine spectrum where needed, support project development, contract scope and execution and lead terminal specific marine projects. This role also supports Commercial, Operations, Production Planning, Regulatory, and Business Development activities in matters pertaining to Marine Operations and LNG shipping. Location/Travel Information This position is based at the Quintana Liquefication Facility with travel to offsite locations as required. This position requires the incumbent to hold a valid, unexpired driver’s license at all times in order to perform the essential functions of the job. Duties/Responsibilities • Serves as designated marine representative for the terminal and as the point of contact with vessel agents, harbor pilots, line handling contractors, tug representatives, vessel representatives, Port Freeport and other port partners. • Accountable for the development of marine operations strategies and procedures. • Manage all marine activity across the terminal and as necessary interfaces with key commercial and operations stakeholders. • Develop, maintain and review marine documents and records related to marine terminal operations, with focusing on continuity between terminals and operational procedures. • Deliver effective, fit for purpose marine advice, support and problem solving based on best practices, reasonable care standards and due diligence models. • Interface with federal, state, and local authorities; Prepares written reports with oversight in accordance with departmental policies and procedures, including case complaints; Provides safety orientation and background materials for employees and visitors of the terminal facility. • Supports all activities for the Annual Delivery Program, Ninety Day Schedule, and Thirty Day Vessel Schedule • Supports and/or maintains marine operations related documentation such as the Facility Security Plan, USCG Operations Manual, Security Plan, USCG Emergency response. • Supporting the preparation and reporting of marine operations KPIs and operating costs. • Work closely and collaboratively with a team in a project development environment applying regulatory, industry, and global LNG shipping standards and good marine practice to all LNG marine related issues. Examples of these marine related issues include but are not limited to: operational safety and design standards; marine terminal assessment and training; ship-shore interface and compatibility; emergency response and contingency planning; marine traffic studies, berthing studies; and development of all required marine policies, procedures, guidelines and manuals. • Other duties as assigned for the need of the department. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Essential Functions • Identify marine related hazards and risks within the existing terminal and liquefaction project environment and assist the project team in developing methods and procedures to successfully manage and mitigate these hazards and risks. • Establish and maintain contacts within the LNG industry to share best practices and access alternative solutions for the existing and expansion liquefaction projects • Conduct regulatory advocacy for the company and maintain management level relationships with flag state, classification societies, and industry forums on marine matters affecting the existing terminal and liquefaction project • Establish and maintain relationships with local, state and federal stakeholders that interact with Freeport LNG on marine matters including the local pilots, other channel users, the US Army Corps, the US Coast Guard etc. • Facilitate the use of marine risk management principles, where appropriate. • Assist with incident investigations, if marine related. • Provide leadership for the understanding and resolution of complex marine challenges. Where applicable, identify and apply technology to solve problems re: marine terminal operational areas. • Coordinate marine activities across multiple disciplines and direct work of specific contractors and contracting plans, when needed. • Conducts lifting plans analysis with Freeport LNG’s Commercial and Production Planning group. • Conducts weekly shipping calls with other Freeport stake holders, Commercial, Production Planning, Maintenance and Operations. • Participates in jetty task force maintenance group. Minimum Qualification/Work Experience Minimum Required: • B.S. with preference for degree in Marine Operations Management, or equivalent experience. • 15+ years of experience in maritime operations and/or LNG shipping. Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities • Proficient use of computers, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SAP and Outlook • Self-starter/motivated • Able to provide clear work instruction to subordinates • Process Safety knowledge base and experience • Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills • Demonstrated ability to deliver results within a team environment • Must be able to interface with and influence multiple departments and all personnel • Ability to present & teach in a group environment HSE Roles and Responsibilities Support the policies, efforts, and programs of Freeport LNG Health, Safety and Environmental Management System. Actively participate in the HSE Management System Policies. Ensure that HSE concerns are given priority in all activities completed within their area of responsibility. Implement routine inspections to ensure safe operating conditions. Working Conditions and Physical Expectations • While performing the duties of this position, the employee is often required to stand, walk, sit, climb stairs, lift, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, talk and hear, smell, type, and write. • Must be able to board ship or other vessels via a gangway or ladder, scale vertical steel ladder up to forty feet or more in height, and lift and move objects weighing up to 30 pounds. • While performing the duties of this job, the employee will work indoors and outdoors and be periodically exposed to year-round weather conditions, the ocean coastal environment, noise, and occasionally spurious process gassed and vapors. • Specific vision abilities required included close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. • Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility. • Required to pass regularly scheduled physical examinations mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. • Subject to drug and alcohol testing mandated by regulatory authorities and company policies. Work Authorization/Security Clearance (if applicable) • Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC), or the ability to obtain before the first day of employment
