Safety Fleet Instructor

SBM Offshore is the world’s deepwater ocean‑infrastructure expert, shaping the future of energy through our True. Blue. Transition. initiative.

The Safety Fleet Instructor is responsible for providing training, instruction, coaching, mentoring and competence assessment of offshore and onshore personnel in specific disciplines (Cargo, Deck Operations, Electrical & Instrumentation, Safety, Mechanical, Rigging & Lifting, Mooring Master and MOME).

Key responsibilities include:
• Gain knowledge and understanding of the SBM management system and fulfil responsibilities described in GEMS; perform competence assessments and evaluations on board.
• Develop and present high‑quality theoretical and practical training, coaching and mentoring for all levels of staff.
• Deliver high‑quality competence assessments on fleet FPSO projects in line with national and international standards; apply national and industry standards to training programmes.
• Maintain personal skills and support innovation and continuous improvement initiatives across fleet training and coaching materials.
• Develop and maintain effective working relationships across fleet projects; contribute to the safety of trainees, colleagues, contractors and visitors; identify needs and progress accordingly.

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering, environmental science, occupational health and safety or a related field.
• Recognised qualification in training and/or education with minimum five years in the oil and gas industry (operational, training and supervisory experience).
• Proven effectiveness in training, coaching and assessment of technical personnel.
• Proficiency in English at least to B1 (CEFR) level and medically fit to work offshore.

Functional competencies:
• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health, Hearing Conservation, Helicopter Administration, Environmental Management System, Competence Assurance, Planning Work, SOLAS, Safety Management (HOD), On Scene Commander and Helicopter Operations.

Location: Marly, Switzerland.