Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) is the pioneer and leader of the petroleum industry in Nigeria. It has the largest acreage in the country from which it produces some 43 per cent of the nation's oil. The company's operations are concentrated in the Niger Delta and adjoining shallow offshore areas where it operates in an oil mining lease area of around 31,000 square kilometers.
As a Shell engineer you will be integral to unlocking better energy solutions. Yours will also he developing on exciting portfolio of projects, and continuing to support Shell's safe, productive and efficient operations.
Shell is looking for people with a range of expertise in Engineering disciplines Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Marine, Chemical, Offshore Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, and Applied Sciences.
Job Title: Head of Fixed Wing Operations
Job Roles and Responsibilities
Lead SPDC aviation staff and contractors in Lagos,Warri, Port Harcourt, Abuja and regional and national airfield locations to deliver EP “Must Wins” for Logistics
Provide safe and efficient fixed wing services and manage SPDC aircraft, airfields and support facilities, in full compliance with national regulations and Shell Group safety and technical standards
Ensure that all SPDC aviation staff and contractors strive for “Goal Zero” and commit to obeying the 12 Shell Life Saving Rules
Hold and manage the SPDC Executive Jet, Twin otter and chartered airlines contract including shared services in accordance with SEPCiN competence and business requirements
Oversee and prioritise fixed wing operations, striving to achieve optimal use of resources-COR
Liaise effectively with customers and contractors, identifying task requirements and explaining any limitations due to weather, aircraft resources etc.
Liaise with NCAA and other national aviation agencies to maintain appropriate licences and approvals
Participate in joint industry initiatives to develop Multilateration, GPS approaches and automatic weather reporting
Collaborate with Head of Onshore and Head of Offshore Helicopter Operations to exploit all opportunities for resource sharing, ensuring effective cost recovery
Provide timely assistance for emergency medevac and evacuation operations
Ensure inspection of aviation facilities in accordance with national and Shell Group requirements
Support audit programmes relating to aviation contractors, aviation facilities and assist asset owners in closing out audit actions
Provide advice and support during aviation-related incident investigations and remedial action programmes
Liaise with SAI on safety, technical and audit matters
Maintain comprehensive records of aviation audits, recommendations, incidents, findings, actions and deviations using Fountain and Livelink
Provide aviation technical input for national and regional airline performance, new projects and upgrade of existing facilities
Hold onshore air services contract meetings at least quarterly and facilitate annual contract BPRs
Train Shell Nigerian or regional aviation specialists.
Maintain SLA/CTR, chargeback and cross-charge on aircraft sharing on monthly basis
Contract Holder for Executive Jet Operations
Contract Holder and Manage Twin Otter operations
Contract Holder for Fixed Wing Chartered services
Liaise with Head of Aviation Safety on Nigerian and Regional Airline performance
Deputise for Head of Aviation Safety when required
Knowledge, Skills & Experience
Current or former holder of Air Transport Pilot’s Licence (Helicopters) and or Fixed Wing and Instrument Rating, with a minimum of 10 years’ experience as a commercial pilot
Strong understanding of current industry best practice and international aviation requirements
Experience as a training captain, flight safety officer, management pilot or air accident investigator