Preservation Technician

Responsibilities Preservation Activities: Carry out preservation of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems to prevent corrosion and deterioration during offshore operations. Surface Protection: Apply protective coatings, greases, and inhibitors to equipment and piping systems. System Maintenance: Monitor and maintain preservation status of critical equipment, ensuring readiness for commissioning and start-up. Documentation: Record preservation activities, inspection results, and maintain logs for QA/QC compliance. Safety Compliance: Follow offshore HSE standards, PPE requirements, and permit-to-work systems during preservation tasks. Coordination: Work closely with preservation foremen, QA/QC inspectors, and commissioning teams to ensure proper preservation practices. Requirements Requirements Diploma/Certificate in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or equivalent. Minimum 3–5 years of offshore preservation experience. Strong knowledge of corrosion prevention, equipment preservation techniques, and offshore standards. Ability to read and interpret preservation procedures, equipment manuals, and QA/QC guidelines. Familiarity with ASTM, ISO, and NOC preservation standards. Certifications & Training Preservation Qualification Procedure (MDR/Equivalent) BOSIET / HUET (OPITO certified) Basic H2S Training EPCIC Project HSES Induction