The roughneck is responsible for checking the oil flow and making sure that there are no leaks in the pipes and fittings anywhere along the line. Principally, all the manual jobs on the oil rig or platform are handled by roughnecks either working alone or in teams. He or She should have a good knowledge of mechanical systems, be skilled at working with hand and power tools, as well as being able to repair any tools that they use that break down. Being trained in safety protocols and emergency procedures is also something that roughnecks on the oil rig. The ability to check and maintain systems and machinery on the job are also very important to the daily requirements of this position.
Requirements
- Degree/ Diploma in Mechanical / Building and Construction or equivalent.
- Minimum of 2 - 3 years in the offshore oil and gas industry.
- Must have had significant involvement on two (2) major offshore structural installation projects and experience with network planning.
- Good communication skill and interpersonal skill.
- Educational Level: Diploma/Degree.
- Field of Study: Engineering.
- Discipline: Mechanical.
- Years of Experience: 3-6 Yr.