ODFJELL DRILLING AS
These are the jobs ODFJELL DRILLING AS has advertised now. Each ad links to the company's own careers site.
Odfjell Drilling provides offshore drilling services using a fleet of semi-submersible rigs and skilled crews. The company focuses on delivering safe and efficient operations in harsh environments.
Open positions
Electrician - Competence Pool - MODU Norway
ODFJELL DRILLING AS
The role involves working as an Electrician in a Competence Pool for Odfjell Drilling's offshore operations. Responsibilities include operating, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems and equipment on mobile offshore drilling units, ensuring compliance with regulations and safety standards.
Engineroom Operator - Competence Pool - MODU Norway
ODFJELL DRILLING AS
The Engineroom Operator role is part of a Competence Pool, supporting offshore operations by providing qualified personnel to a semisubmersible rig fleet. Responsibilities include monitoring and maintaining engines and machinery, performing troubleshooting, and ensuring adherence to operating procedures.
Finance Manager Accounting & Compliance Norway, Bergen
ODFJELL DRILLING AS
The Finance Manager Accounting & Compliance role is responsible for ensuring the quality, integrity, and compliance of financial reporting, accounting processes, and internal controls for the Odfjell Drilling Group. This senior, hands-on leadership position involves overseeing accounting activities, contributing to statutory and tax reporting, and driving continuous improvement of financial processes.
Safety Officer - MODU Norway
ODFJELL DRILLING AS
The Safety Officer will be responsible for daily QHSE activities, supporting procedure revisions, leading incident investigations, and verifying compliance with safety rules on an offshore MODU. The role also involves maintaining the Competence Management System, providing PPE training, and facilitating risk assessments.
Electronic Technician - Compentence Pool - MODU Norway
ODFJELL DRILLING AS
The Electronic Technician role involves operating, maintaining, and repairing various electronic systems on offshore units, including control systems, instrumentation, and navigation equipment. Responsibilities include performing planned maintenance, ensuring safe work practices, and managing electronic workshop upkeep.