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We are a seabed-to-surface engineering, construction and services contractor to the offshore energy industry worldwide. We provide integrated services and we plan, design and manage the delivery of complex projects in harsh and challenging environments.
Graduate opportunities Our sector is technologically demanding and highly competitive. It is essential we continue to develop the technology and innovative new ways to solve complex problems in challenging environments. That’s where you come in – people with the ability to look at problems, find solutions and develop ideas – you can help us continue with our success story. Subsea 7 operates in one of the most complex and We are truly committed to the professional development demanding environments on the planet delivering of all our people and our graduate schemes are designed projects and technical solutions to our clients exacting to meet the requirements of relevant professional demands. institutions in our various locations. Our graduate programmes provide structured training You will be exposed to new ways of working, varied and mentoring within a stimulating and supportive locations and environments and many different working environment. We ensure all our graduates in colleagues from around the globe. Testimonials from both the Engineering and Commercial schemes develop our graduates demonstrate how important you can be a range of first class skills which will allow them to grow to our business, they show how much you can learn and thrive in their long term careers. and develop and just how you can progress within our organisation. Our local recruitment processes are geared towards ensuring we find the right people to join our teams and that we are the right choice for you. We want you to have a really good impression of Subsea 7 in terms of culture, ethos, working environment and of course your colleagues. We really believe you can make a real difference to our long term future, we want you to thrive and develop as a well rounded, highly skilled and knowledgeable professional. Together we can make that happen. Jean Cahuzac Chief Executive Officer 3
Worldwide solution partner As the demand for energy continues to rise, increasing pressure is put on leading energy companies to bring new reserves to the market, where ever they lie and however challenging the conditions. We work very closely with our clients sharing our We do this within the framework of our core Values: expertise and experience to create innovative solutions with our clients. Safety We are more than solution providers, we are solution Integrity partners – ready to make long term investments in our Innovation people, assets, know-how and relationships in support of our clients and their complex needs. Performance Collaboration Delivering complex large scale projects is very demanding and a very stimulating environment within It is our people that demonstrate these values and make which to work. We offer a full engineering service them part of our everyday working lives. It’s our people from the initial concepts through to the highly detailed that make us successful; whatever they do and where design and specification and onto the complex process ever in the world they do it. It’s our people that will of construction and installation. The commercial and continue to make us successful long into the future. support functions play crucial roles in allowing us to deliver the right quality to our clients on time and on budget. Only by working effectively as a team can we do this, time and again. We aim to be a trusted partner for our clients, recognised and respected for our capabilities and resources. 14,000 2,000 40+ 175 people engineers vessels ROVs 4
People are central to our success We have well-established integrated teams around the world working throughout the Subsea 7 network leveraging our know-how and expertise. We have a reputation for innovation and delivering complex projects. This is due to the diversity, expertise and professionalism of our people. Susanne Rusnes Project Engineer / Wherever our people work in the world they maintain a local focus and have a strong global Subsea 7 network to Interface Manager support the continual development of our know-how. Norway What was it about Subsea 7 Professional development is important for everyone at that appealed to you? Subsea 7. We want our people to excel in their chosen The chance to do everything! fields and we have a strong focus on development to As a new graduate you join make that happen. Both onshore and offshore we have a project right away, and get your own part of the scope a wide range of leadership, technical and engineering that you are responsible for, development programmes. These programmes, and that you have to see through from start to finish. I liked combined with our functional development schemes, the idea of being involved in all the analysis and procedure provide clear, defined paths for our people to achieve work in the office, and also having the opportunity of their full potential. following it all up offshore. The main thing that made Subsea 7 stand out compared to the other installation contractors in the business was definitely the graduate We are professionally recognised around the world for programme. The prospect of three two-week courses in our commitment to our people and our industry-leading different European cities together with graduates from programmes have been adopted as best practice by across the world was very tempting. Both because of the industry bodies. possibilities to learn a lot more about the industry, and (perhaps even more important) because of the chance to build a network of young colleagues across the globe and make a lot of new friends. How did the graduate programme prepare you for your long term future? The graduate programme has given me an overview and insight into all the different areas where Subsea 7 work. That does not mean it makes you an expert in everything, but it gives you the ability to follow a conversation on the topic, and to understand the basics. And more importantly it gives you an understanding of what you need to learn if you are to be working within a specific field – such as spool installation, pipelay, heavy lifting, umbilical or flexible load outs and installations, or diving intervention. In addition you find out where in Subsea 7 the expertise on this area sits, so that if you ever have problems you know who to contact! What was the most memorable part of your time on your graduate programme? Days filled with interesting presentations and exercises given by industry leading experts in their field, and evenings making lots of new good friends from all the different offices. What advice would you give to someone who is starting with Subsea 7 today? If someone gives you a challenge, take it and don’t be afraid “ I believe this has been the best to ask for help along the way. I promise that your colleagues will be more than happy to show off what they know if you and most exciting start to a ask them to explain something to you. Get to know the people around you, find out what they’re good at and use career anyone could wish for.” your network within the organisation to improve your skills in your field. 5
Graduate Engineer Development Scheme GEDS (as we call it) is our industry-leading and award winning two-year graduate training scheme which has been developed and continually supported by experts from engineering and other core functions. GEDS provides an environment which promotes and Subsea 7’s commitment to you supports the development of your skills and technical Subsea 7 will provide you with: knowledge. It also provides you with a range of broad business skills and knowledge to work really effectively • Support from both our local and corporate offices within our organisation. You will go on a journey which throughout your time on the scheme. will be challenging, rewarding, exciting and fun. • Opportunities to develop your technical and non- technical skills by attendance at courses, through field What is involved? trips, and in your day-to-day job. • The chance to network with experts and the global The scheme involves both on and off-the-job graduate engineering community. development and exposes graduates to a variety • A long term ongoing commitment to your professional, of engineering experiences and elements of project technical and personal development (CPD). execution including opportunities to work offshore. There are four main elements: Who are we looking for? Our standards are common across our locations, but Formal training sessions each office has their own specific needs and ensures the A series of training sessions on technical and non- programme is implemented to meet their local needs as technical subjects, delivered by Subsea 7 experts and well as the overall company requirements. take place in various offsite locations around Europe. Check out the location specific information on our website: On-the-job development www.subsea7.com/careers/graduate-engineers.html Work placements where you will be allocated to a specific project or functional position. Mentoring All our graduates are supported, coached and mentored from within their home department, providing guidance and support which is so important in the early stages of your engineering career. Personal development A series of tools to support you in producing and implementing your personal learning and development plan. All participants are expected to complete the scheme in approximately two years. 6
Commercial Graduate Scheme This is a two-year programme which enables graduates to gain experience within key commercial departments; Project Services, Sales & Marketing and Supply Chain Management. Project Services Sales & Marketing Supply Chain Management This function is responsible for effective This function contains three important The function is about the most efficient Contract Management and Project business functions of Market Analysis and effective movement of materials, Control. and Business Planning, Business services equipment, money and Development and Tendering. information along the supply chain. What is involved? Subsea 7’s commitment to you After an initial period of induction you will commence a Subsea 7 will provide you with: period of training and work experience within these three departments. The objective is to give you the opportunity • Support from both our local and corporate offices to get a global vision of commercial and operational throughout your time on the scheme. aspects within our Business. • Opportunities to develop your technical and non- technical skills by attendance at courses, through There are four main elements: project work, and in your day-to-day job. • The chance to network with experts and the global On-the-job development commercial graduate community. Through on-the-job training you will develop key • On successful completion of the programme you will join capabilities related to Contracts, Project Control, Supply one of the three functions in a role such as Project Cost Chain Management, Tendering & Business Development Controller, Market Analyst or SCM Specialist. through rotations ranging from six months to one year in the three functions. Who are we looking for? Formal training courses Our standards are common across our locations, but This is organised in various Subsea 7 locations in Europe each office has their own specific needs and ensures the and provides the opportunity to gain deeper insights of programme is implemented to meet their local needs as some key aspects related to Commercial and Project well as the overall company requirements. Typically we Support functions. seek BA/MSc or MBA graduates in the areas of Finance/ Economics, SCM, Quantity Surveying, Business and Mentoring Legal Studies, Logistics or Engineering with a related You will be assigned a mentor who will provide guidance commercial subject. and support your progression. The mentor will maintain regular contact with you providing direction to help you Check out the location specific information on our website: achieve targets and goals. www.subsea7.com/careers/graduate-engineers.html Personal development You will participate in project tasks to challenge your presentation and team building skills, and network with other Subsea 7 Commercial Graduates hired in different locations. 7
Graduate Engineer Development Scheme (GEDS) The Graduate Engineer Development You’ll begin your career in one of the world’s leading subsea construction and engineering companies. Scheme (GEDS) is an award winning, industry leading scheme that offers At Subsea 7 we offer graduates the opportunity to become a technical expert in their field with a mentoring graduate engineers the best possible scheme that ensures they gain the support they need to start in the energy sector. reach Chartered Engineer status, in an environment that will be as challenging as it is interesting. Perth is one of Subsea 7’s key global offices, with over 100 staff working within state-of-the-art facilities, offering a diverse, social and flexible working environment with the support needed to develop and grow. Why wouldn’t you join us? 9
What we are looking for Graduate engineering opportunities will be within our Engineering Department, comprising of the following engineering functions – Controls & Umbilical, Pipelines, Piping, Pre-Commissioning, Safety Engineering & Technical Risk and Structural Engineering. Opportunities will also be available within Life-of-Field and Offshore Resources. The Central Engineering Department Piping Piping Engineering is a very diverse discipline covering Graduate engineers are selected to ultimately become the designing of various subsea manifolds, bundle technical specialists within the department. The Central towheads and tie-in spools by performing the required Engineering Department comprises of a number of calculations including pipe stress analysis. In addition to technical specialist functions which provide design specifying the required piping materials Piping Engineers and engineering support to projects driving the ‘Win & need to select and specify various subsea valves. Execute’ phases of our projects. Piping Engineers need to support project procurement, Controls & Umbilicals fabrication and installation activities by co-ordinating with Subsea 7’s Controls & Umbilicals group provides various internal groups. Piping Engineers should have a technical support for a range of activities and our level Mechanical Engineering degree with sound knowledge of of involvement will depend on the scope of work for mechanics of materials to perform calculations related to projects and studies. This may include input to overall bending moments, stress strain relationships and fatigue Field Development, FEED Studies, Generation of issues. Specifications, Package Management for Procurement of Umbilicals or In-Bundle Cables and Tubing, General Pre-Commissioning Engineering, Managing/Witnessing of FAT and SITs and Pre-commissioning is defined as the process of Pre-Commissioning. The Controls & Umbilicals group proving the ability of a pipeline to contain fluid without may be involved in a wide range of activities, therefore leaking. It is a series of operations performed prior to prospective Graduate Engineers with a degree in both the introduction of ‘live’ hydrocarbons into a pipeline Mechanical and Electrical Engineering would be better at start-up. The Pre-Commissioning department deals suited to this group. with all avenues of work from onshore to vessels and platforms all over the North Sea and beyond. The main Pipelines activities performed during the pre-commissioning The Pipelines team within Central Engineering provides phase are pipeline cleaning, gauging, flooding, hydro- design and installation support related to rigid and testing, dewatering and drying. Subsea 7 provide pre- flexible pipelines. This primarily entails design of commissioning expertise wherever it is required, across pipelines and risers against failure due to installation, all business territories. operating and environmental conditions. This is a multidisciplinary team where graduates from a Engineers in the team get extensive exposure to various range of backgrounds in Naval Architecture, Civil and vessels in the Group Fleet, various analysis software to Mechanical Engineering or those with a relevant post do the design work, specialist training and support from graduate qualification, would fit in well. specialist pipeline engineers working in different offices of the Group. Interaction with other design disciplines within the Group, such as projects, operations, clients, design houses, suppliers and regulatory bodies is routine. The Pipelines team is ideally suited for Graduate Engineers, with typically Civil, Structural, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture background. 10
Safety Engineering & Technical Risk Life-of-Field The Safety Engineering & Technical Risk department The Life-of-Field group acts in conjunction with the provides specialist support to multiple subsea projects Graduate Engineering Development Scheme and is open in the North Sea and other territories. In the role of to graduates with either a BEng or MEng degree (or Specialist Technical Service within Central Engineering, equivalent) accredited by the Engineering Council UK and the primarily focus is on mitigating technical risk approved by the relevant professional institution in order by undertaking safety studies and quantitative risk to meet the requirements of IEng or CEng accreditation. assessment. Typical activities and studies include, The Life-of-Field group is an umbrella for subdivisions Reliability Engineering, Quantitative Risk Assessment, that act on behalf of clients when projects move into the Dropped Object Studies, Subsea Plume Analysis and operational phase of the life cycle. Subsea 7 recognises Isolation Assessments for subsea intervention. the importance of continuous and efficient operation of oil and gas assets over many years in order to maximise the Graduate Engineers that would be most suited for this return on our clients’ initial investments. We deliver a full role come from a wide range of engineering or science life-cycle suite of services including Survey, Inspection, degrees including Chemical, Civil and Mechanical Integrity Management and Intervention and Autonomous engineering; however other degrees from appropriate Systems (IAS) to support not only the initial development disciplines may also be considered. of subsea oil and gas fields but also the maintenance and integrity management of these assets throughout their Structural Engineering producing life. The UK Structural Engineering team provides structural design and analysis support to all areas of Subsea 7’s Our offshore activities are delivered by highly experienced operations. From detailed design of offshore structures crews on a fleet of dynamically positioned diving such as subsea production manifolds, riser caissons support, ROV support and multipurpose vessels which and specialist structural FEA analysis, to the support rank amongst the largest, most modern and technically of offshore project execution through heavy lift and advanced in the world. vessel equipment securing design. A role within the Structures group would suit a candidate with an interest Graduates will be assigned to the most appropriate in the detailed design and analysis of steel structures placement departments (subject to operational from a degree background such as Naval Architecture, requirements) to allow them to meet the requirements Aeronautical, Civil and Mechanical engineering, or those of the Learning Plan and of the professional institution. with a relevant post graduate qualification. Placement durations will typically be between 3 and 12 months. Offshore Resources Wherever we operate offshore – from seabed-to-surface – our global Offshore Resources teams make sure we have the right vessels, equipment and people to deliver for our clients. Our Offshore Resources people come from Marine or Engineering disciplines and share a set of common objectives – to provide services to our operations and projects safely, efficiently and effectively. 11
On the job development The purpose of on the job development is to accelerate the rate at which Graduates Engineers gain an understanding of the various interfaces between the key business functions. On the job development will be provided through work placements where Graduate Engineers are allocated to a specific project or discipline. Work placements offer Graduate Engineers the opportunity to build their own professional networks across the company both locally and globally, as well as developing a clear appreciation for what each business unit contributes. Each Graduate Engineer is assigned a ‘Buddy’ or ‘Mentor’ during their two year period. These people will be staff who have previously progressed through the graduate program and have gained knowledge and experience in overseas locations. They will be well equipped to assist you with any questions, queries or even ideas you may have. 12
Offshore and on-site training Where practicable, offshore and on-site placement opportunities are offered to Graduate Engineers; this is intended to aid their continuous professional and personal development. The goals are to: • Give Graduate Engineers exposure and experience of offshore and/or on-site working • Familiarise Engineers with the type of activities undertaken by the fleet of offshore vessels and onshore support facilities (i.e. spool base, bundles base, fabrication yard, etc) • Reduce time to gain a minimum level of professional engineering competence • Increase the effectiveness and experience of Subsea 7’s Engineering departments • Assess the long term suitability of each Graduate Engineer to work offshore or on-site. 13
Application process February March April April May May January 2014 Applications University Applications Phone Invitations Assessment Day Begin career open presentations close end of Interview sent out for the / Offers made at Subsea 7 and graduate fairs April Assessment Day by the end of the month Help and resources for your application/ Help with your application • Attend a university presentation or come visit us at a graduate fair. Subsea 7 will be attending the below Career Fairs in 2013. AOG - Perth Convention Centre - Friday February 22nd Curtin University - Thursday March 7th AMC, Launceston - Friday March 22nd Engineers Australia Claremont Showgrounds, Face to Face expo - Saturady April 8th. • Read the GEDS brochure We would encourage you to take the time to read our graduate brochure which provides full details of the technical disciplines and career opportunities on offer at Subsea 7 • Visit www.subsea7.com for information on the company and services. 14
Testimonials Ben Stangoni Jason Williams Graduate Engineer Graduate Engineer After graduating from Working offshore in university in late 2011 I a hands on manner started as a Graduate gives you a greater Project Engineer at appreciation for the Subsea 7 Perth. Over design and installation my first year with the requirements that company I was exposed make for a successful to many engineering operation, and builds challenges in multiple upon the knowledge facets of the Subsea Construction business. base developed during university and in the office. The opportunities given to me were both exciting The GEDs program provides a method to see and challenging. I was privileged enough to work and learn about the operations and variety of onsite in a fabrication yard in Indonesia and gained work that Subsea 7 undertakes, while forming invaluable experience from my time there. The new friendships across the globe. The modules in-house knowledge and experience of the staff not only detail technical aspects of our work, but at the Perth office gives me confidence in the also communication, cultural and business related technical solutions that we as a team engineer. topics. This, combined with guidance of the office Engineers, give you all that is required to progress As part of the GEDS training we visited Aberdeen, your career. Paris and Norway for off-the-job training modules. These training modules provided a great insight into the multitude of skills that we as a company have developed over the years. 16
Patrick White Tim Pickard Graduate Engineer Graduate Engineer I started working for I studied Ocean Subsea 7 in January Engineering at the 2012. I began my Australian Maritime employment as a College in Tasmania and graduate engineer as part started working Subsea of the graduate program 7 at the end of 2011. and am located in the Starting straight from uni Perth office. I was thrown into a live project that had already Within the first year of employment, my knowledge started its offshore scope out of Darwin. of the Subsea construction industry had increased exponentially. Not having worked in the industry Returning from the Christmas and New Year break before and having done a different stream of I was sent straight to Darwin to a fabrication yard. I engineering at university meant that the original had a couple days break and headed to Aberdeen learning curve was very steep. Within the company for our first GEDS course. Two days after thawing there are many people that are available to share out from Scotland I was sent offshore for the first their knowledge as well as their experiences. Without time on board a survey/barge assist tug for four these people, I would still be nervous in the presence weeks. During this time I learnt the ins and outs of of senior employees and non Subsea 7 personnel. pipeline survey and in-field barge works assisting the The satisfaction that I gained from that experienced construction vessel. has given me more confidence to speak up and ask questions in addition to being involved in the decision By the time I returned from my French adventure I making process. had been employed by Subsea 7 for just over six months, visited two countries, worked in a fabrication yard and on two different vessels. 17
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