Summary
Nabors is seeking a Chief Electrician to work as part of a rig engineering team under the Toolpusher’s supervision. The role covers repair and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment across the rig’s deck, drilling areas, engine room and living quarters. Preferred qualifications include 4–7 years of experience with similar equipment and at least 12 months of drive-system experience where applicable. USCG electrical-system and wiring requirements experience is preferred for MODU-classed rigs, and the role requires the STOP for Supervisor Program certificate and the ability to wear respiratory protective devices.
The posting
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The Electrician works as a member of the engineering team. This team, consisting of the Mechanic, Electrician, Motorman (where appropriate), and Welder, work under the supervision and direction of the Toolpusher. As such, it is imperative that each member of the team be a self-starter and willing to assist the other worker in the performance of the job when requested to do so.
Responsibilities
The Electrician is also responsible for the simple repair and general maintenance of the following areas of the rig: 1. Deck Equipment a. Leg depth indicator b. A.C. motors that drive; 1. Elevator motor units (jacking) 2. Skidder gear unit (longitude and transvers 3. Raw water tour gear unit 4. Raw water pump c. Electric cranes and controls 2. Drilling Equipment a. Electrical brake b. Drilling equipment control console c. Mud pump control console d. A.C. motors that drive: 1. Draw-works clutch and brake cooling pump 2. Crane 3. Draw-works drive blower 4. Rotary table drive blower 5. Rig floor hydraulic power unit 6. Bulk air compressor 7. Mud mixer 8. Hopper pump 9. Shale shaker 10. Degasser pump 11. Accumulator unit 12. Desander pump 13. D.C. motors that drive: a. Draw-works b. Rotary table c. Top Drive 3. Engine Room a. A.C. motors that drive: 1. Saltwater pump system 2. Non portable water pump system 3. Oil pump system 4. Air compressor system 5. Vent exhaust and supply fans b. Bus, control circuits and individual feeders c. Switchboard d. A.D. generators e. Motor generator set f. SCR system g. Tachometer generator h. Engine alarm system i. Battery charger j. Ventilation system 4. Living Quarters a. Marine range b. Fry range
Qualifications
4-7 years experience with equipment similar to that used on the rig being assigned to, with a minimum of 12 months experience with drive systems, if the rig is so equipped, is preferred. Experience with USCG regulations on the electrical systems and wiring requirements if the assigned rig is a MODU classed unit. Ability to wear respiratory protective devices. LICENSURE/CERTIFICATE REQUIRED: STOP for Supervisor Program