DYNAMIC POSITIONING OPERATOR (DPO II)   REPORTING: Reports to the Senior Dynamic Positioning Operator (DPO) and functionally to the Chief Mate   SUPERVISION: None   LOCATION: Dynamically positioned vessels   PREREQUISITES / QUALIFICATIONS: ·         Valid Unlimited Mate License with 1 year DPO experience (or 1 year unlicensed* DPO Experience) from the issue date of the DP log book ·         Recommendation by Master/OIM or Rig Manager and supported by recent performance appraisal ·         Valid medical examination and vaccination certificates ·         Knowledge of basic technical calculations required for the safe operation of the marine aspect of the rig ·         Basic computer skills ·         Meet all requirements as listed on the WWTM and the WW Licensing Matrix including but not limited to the following: o    Unlimited Nautical Institute DP Certificate o    GMDSS license o    Lifeboatman certificate o    Radar observers certification with ARPA endorsement o    ECDIS training required on vessels with ECDIS equipment installed     * DP Operators with a Nautical Institute Certificate prior to 1 January 2012 who do not hold an Unlimited Mate’s License will be grandfathered from the Unlimited Mate License requirement. BASIC FUNCTION: ·         Operate the DP system and the VMS (where applicable)   DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:   Operations/Maintenance: ·         Operate dynamic positioning equipment under the direction of the Senior DPO ·         Operate and understand the ballast control system, Power Management System and fire and gas systems ·         Maintain the rig in a stable condition and at the correct draft and trim ·         Assist in the setup of the DP system operational parameters ·         Ensure that all DP system data are recorded ·         Advise the Driller and Chief Mate of potential position loss ·         Assist in performing Preventive Maintenance on DP equipment ·         Assist with running and maintaining records for hydrophones and subsea beacons ·         Make regular use of the onboard simulator, where available ·         Ensure that there is adequate power and reserves of power for the maintenance of position and operations; give immediate attention to any problems ·         Ensure that all defects and anomalies are reported to the Chief Mate or Senior DPO and relevant department heads. Maintain records of these and ensure that they are corrected adequately ·         Understudy the Senior DPO ·         Stand navigation watch as authorized by the individual’s license ·         Manage the deck crews, working outside with them as required ·         Sound ballast and bulk tanks. Assist with loading and sampling of bulk products as required ·         Assist Chief Mate and Master with deck operations as required. ·         Operate vessel’s radios as required ·         Operate vessel’s radars as required ·         Perform emergency duties and responsibilities as stated on the Station Bill, DP Emergency Response Plan and vessel specific Emergency Response Manual ·         Complete ISM familiarization material ·         Monitor all DP room alarms including DP system, VMS, Fire & Gas; Prioritize alarm response as necessary to maintain DP system operability by calling for technical assistance or additional DP room help ·         Assist as directed by Chief Mate with rig projects ·         Control the vessel using manual and joystick controls ·         Use the Data Logger to optimize DP and Power Plant Operations ·         Use the Data Logger to detect and mitigate DP and Power Plant problems ·         Use the Data Logger to backup data ·         Export Data Logger data to Excel Format ·         Use radar displays for detection and interpretation of local severe weather patterns ·         Know principles and planning of Power Plant operations ·         Possess a basic understanding of diesel generator controls, operations, and failure modes ·         Be familiar with principles of basic closed-loop control system theory ·         Be familiar with Emergency Response Manual ·         Be familiar with operation of all software required for the DPO position ·         Know principles of thrusters performance, failure modes, and operation ·         Know principles of DP operations ·         Possess basic knowledge of the practical operation of the DP control system, including changing between systems and the various modes of operation ·         Know principles of DP processing of reference systems, wind sensors, VRS, and other peripheral equipment ·         Know basic operational theory, calibration methods, and failure modes of electronic riser and stack angle sensors ·         Possess a basic understanding of WSOC, drift-off calculations, and riser analysis ·         Possess a basic understanding of rig offset test to verify stack heading ·         Possess a basic understanding of ROV operations ·         Possess a basic understanding of EDS sequences and BOP operations ·         Possess a basic understanding of drilling operations and well control ·         Possess a basic understanding of boat handling ·         Possess a basic understanding of helicopter operations ·         Be familiar with basic operational theory and failure modes of pitch/roll/heave sensors ·         Be familiar with basic operational theory and failure modes of satellite and acoustic position reference systems ·         Possess knowledge of general math, trigonometry, and geometry ·         Possess a basic knowledge of architecture of distributed automation systems ·         Possess system-specific knowledge of DP Control System redundancy, alarms and warnings ·         Possess system-specific knowledge of Vessel Management System redundancy, alarms and warnings ·         Know operational response to all DP alarms (who to call, what to do) ·         Know operational response to all Vessel Management System alarms (who to call, what to do) ·         Know vessel's operations manuals and communications system ·         Know vessel’s FMEA and its implications ·         Complete training on any other systems relevant to the DP   QHSE: ·         Incorporate the THINK planning process into all tasks, whether working alone or as part of a team ·         Participate in START Process ·         Call a Time Out for Safety (TOFS) whenever an unplanned hazard or a change in the expected results is observed ·         Carry out assigned duties in a safe manner according to Company policies and procedures ·         Assist the Senior DPO, Chief Mate and/or Master during emergency situations and emergency protection responses as designated on the Station Bill ·         Perform emergency duties and responsibilities as stated on the Station Bill, DP Emergency Response Plan, and the vessel specific Emergency Response Manual ·         Assist in communicating all Company QHSE policies and other information to all rig personnel ·         Play an active part in the weekly meetings and all other Company safety management systems ·         Ensure that a high standard of hygiene and housekeeping is maintained onboard the rig ·         Perform planned maintenance of life saving, firefighting and other marine equipment   Personnel: ·         Meet the training requirements according to the applicable training matrix ·         Participate fully in the annual performance appraisal process ·         Assist in training of crewmembers in firefighting, safety and deck operations