Total 44 job vacancies by Shell

What’s the role?

The assigned Field Execution Engineer will perform the following accountabilities:

• Leads/Supports/Executes field Instrument construction activities (including management of contractors) to deliver safe and quality work according to schedule.
• Where required to complete the planned works, work extended hour, and weekend works (Including during Turnarounds).
• Perform the role of Authorized Engineer in Shell permit to work system. (Training provided) Verifies scope, work method statement and risk assessment are adequate for the planned work.
• Coordinate and liaise Instrument related design activities such as technical queries with execution engineers, EPC contractors, and field implementation contractors.
• Attend FAT/SAT and Functional testing to ensure instrument equipment’s are meeting the design intent & project premise.
• To provide construction input to Project Engineering stage where requested, and to plan and execute the scope based on approved construction designs/drawings, up till handover to operations and start-up. Participate/Witness testing where required to.
• Participate with site project team, EPC contractors and vendors during site walk to address the location plan, construction feasibility and brown field integration. Engage/Coordinate with relevant disciplines where required for delivery.
• Responsible to verify in field to ensure feasibility of the design i.e., identifying terminal connection details in junction boxes/panels, cables trays and tubing routing etc.
• Quality check for E&I document/drawings during engineering submission & also updating of document/drawings produced by execution engineers and engineering contractors. Update final markup for as-built. Field verification to ensure the as-built submitted are as erected on site.
• A committed team player able to work on own initiative with minimum supervision.
• Ensure project comply with relevant HSSE legislative and Shell group requirements.
• Report / Intervene any unsafe behaviour or unsafe operating condition observed while working in the plant.
• Participate in project HSSE reviews as and when necessary.
• Ensure that all staff and contractors under his charge adhere to HSSE rules & regulations and procedures.

What we need from you

We are looking for a talent that have the following:

• Diploma/Degree in Engineering (Instrumentation/Control) or equivalent technical certification.
• Minimum 7 years of professional experience in delivering Instrument scopes in the capital projects.
• Instrument engineer with strong experience in field instrumentation and system (DCS/PLC) experience.
• A proven track record of results in project delivery environment.
• Experience in the design and testing/verification of Instrumentation and systems in accordance with industrial standards

If you don’t see yourself reflected in the job requirements on the posting above, we still encourage you to reach out and apply. Shell is committed to creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace and we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to send in your applications.

Company Description

Shell is an international energy company that uses advanced technologies and takes an innovative approach to help build a sustainable energy future. Here in Singapore, Shell has a long history and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. It has businesses spanning trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; refining, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products, lubricants and chemicals; low carbon solutions; and operating a network of service stations through retailers, as well as electric vehicles charging.

What’s the role?

As an Electrical Field Execution Engineer, you will be based in Shell Jurong Island (SJI) under Maintenance Department with key accountabilities as the following:

• Provides day-to-day hands-on maintenance and troubleshooting including contractor/ specialist management for all Electrical maintenance related matters, deliver with high safety standards, comply to authorities such as EMA ACT, Electricity ACT, local industrial and company HSE standards to ensure the equipment validity and availability.
• Compliance to HSSE standards and requirements to make Shell Jurong Island (SJI) a safe place to work, and accountable for all assigned Critical activities.
• Perform Authorized Applicant and/or Authorized Engineer as per SJI Permit to Work (e-PTW) requirement as well as be a Competent Electrical person and subsequently as Authorised Electrical Person in SJI.
• Participate Field Acceptance Test/ Site Acceptance Test (FAT/SAT) and Functional testing to ensure electrical equipment’s are meeting the design intent when required.
• Responsible for carrying out preventive as well as corrective maintenance works and ensuring plant equipment availability.
• Participate in Asset Management System (AMS) & Maintenance Execution (ME) assessment and determine Electrical equipment maintenance task and schedule.
• Prepares job specifications and costing for works involved and apply work clearance / permit for work execution.
• Participate and execute for Turnaround/ pitstop events in related Process Units (PUs).
• Perform electrical equipment condition monitoring whenever required & liaise with relevant subject matter experts/ specialist/ OEM to address any arising issues, problems & concerns.
• Ensure SJI’s assets operate safely and reliably, without suffering any process safety incident or causing life-changing events to person(s), the staff is accountable to ensure compliance to those Critical Activities assigned for the Job Position.
• Provide good documentation to ensure all equipment technical records and drawings are updated to reflect the latest changes. Maintains work requests and records on maintenance works using computerized maintenance management systems, GSAP-PM.
• Carry out electrical QC checks including insulation resistance test, continuity test, loop check, motor winding resistance test.
• Report timely to Maintenance Manager on the progress of work and issues encountered.
• Attend Standby Duty callout to an Emergency work upon request.

What we need from you

We are keen to speak to professionals with the following:

• Diploma/ Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent.
• 1-5 years of relevant experience in Electrical construction/ Maintenance in oil & gas, chemical/ petrochemical or related industries.
• Capable to perform electrical safeguarding checks and carry out electrical switchboard switching work and troubleshooting.
• Work experience coupled with this technical knowledge/ professional certification will be desirable:
  OPSOC (Supervisor) certification for petrochemical industry
  Qualified MOM man-hole (Supervisor) and confined space entrant
  Qualified License Electrical Worker
• Familiar and experience with Brown field constructions include administration, HSSE and detail field technical work methods.
• Experience in Plant Turnaround detail planning, preparation, and field execution.
• Skill and knowledge in Electrical/ controls design.
• Knowledge of Electrical equipment such as switch houses, sub-station, motors, and pumps.
• Experience in field work interfacing and stakeholder’s engagement.
• Preferably possess a valid Singapore class 3 Driving License

About The Role

This role in the Asset Owner’s team will contribute directly to the future of Prelude-Crux Asset by Supporting organisational, procedural and process readiness to operate the Crux facility throughout its lifecycle (manned and unmanned modes).

The key responsibilities are:

• Supporting to ensure that Prelude is ready to operate Crux at the earliest practical time.

• Enabling and facilitating delivery of the Operations Readiness Team during Detailed Design activities, with a focus on integration with Prelude.

• Ownership of the long-term objective of the Crux project, with a proactive and can-do aptitude, including early input beginning in Detailed Design

• Ensuring end-to-end integration and alignment with Prelude processes, equipment, and procedures to facilitate the successful end-to-end processing of Crux products.

During the Detailed Design Phase:

1. Contribute to updates to Prelude Competency Development and Assurance AMS documentation and procedures due to Crux changes.

2. Bring a high level of ESP skill, knowledge and consistency as a dedicated resource, and hence facilitating and enabling the Project ORA Teams delivery, as the future asset owner.

3. Provide dedicated and consistent Prelude Support to the Operator Training Simulator (OTS), to ensure delivery of stress tested training scenarios and start-up scenarios for planning.

4. Provide dedicated and consistent Prelude Support for development of Crux DCS HMI’s and graphics, and any updates required for Prelude graphics.

5. Ensuring Prelude’s readiness to receive Crux at the earliest practical point in time, and supporting the development of elements of the Crux Readiness / P2A Process.

During the Commissioning and Start Up Phase

6. Ensuring Operations and maintenance team organisational competency and capability in respect to Control Room Operator requirements, including OTS and development of additional Prelude operator requirements.

7. Contribute to walk downs, loop testing, function testing, Right First Time program, ensuring delivery of project outcomes.

8. Responsible for Start-up of Crux from the Crux platform.

During the Operate Phase

9. Transitions from the Crux platform, to be located onboard Prelude on the dedicated Crux Operator Work Station.

10. Ensure operation within the design envelop, utilising FSR and operational risk assessments where required.

11. Adhere to and promote safety and environmental procedures to ensure safety of personnel, plant and environment.

12. Enabling the early identification, diagnosis and rectification of process issues as they arise.

13. Coordination of work activities with Crux offshore team, ensuring effective work execution and operation of the Permit to Work and Safe Isolation processes.

14. Working closely with onshore organisation to drive safe, reliable, and efficient Crux performance, and ensure threats to the safe, reliable, and predictable production plan are identified, managed, and meet the requirements of AMS processes

15. Leading, supporting and coaching to embed Shell’s D&I aspirations recognizing and advocating the necessity of diversity and Respect for a successful business.

16. Leading the offshore learner mindset culture to drive continuous improvement

Job Requirements

• Prelude experience is preferred.

• A diploma/certificate in Production Operations with experience as a Control Room Operator is essential.

• Experience in a Major Hazard Facility environment to ensure safe and consistent operation of production

processes.

• Experience in using dyamic process simulators and Operator Training Simulators is preferred.

Competencies

Skill in ESP Operations, Safe Isolations and Permit to Work Processes, as well as PME Maintenance process.

Job Description & Requirements

Within the Lubricants Oil Complex, the Process Technician will be responsible for

· Operating process units within the Production Area to achieve Shift Plan in accordance to Daily Operating Instructions, Standing Instructions and Site Health, Safety, Security and Environment (HSSE) procedures.

· Operating the plant optimally within alarm, Design-Operating-Window and the Integrity-Operating-Window.

· Perform structured rounds (DCS Panel/Field) for field data logging and proactive monitoring. Take corrective action to maintain equipment and plant operations within optimal operating windows. Raise GSAP notifications for defects/maintenance issues with preliminary assessment of work order prioritization.

· Managing plant and equipment upsets, abnormal conditions and subsequent troubleshooting including incidents/plant emergencies and subsequent follow-up. Perform initial troubleshooting of more challenging/abnormal issue/high risk task (e.g. valve passing, leak, test point or drain line choked etc.).

· Update operating procedures, prepare job pack documentation and execute them for equipment maintenance.

· Carry out operational activities like sampling, equipment decontamination and isolation for maintenance, equipment commissioning, critical activities go and see etc.

· Participate in shutdown and start-up of units with thoughtful compliance to procedures.

· Perform the role of Authorized Gas Safety Tester (AGST) which includes conduct gas testing, providing oversight of critical activities and incompatible activities, issuance of permits for safe execution of maintenance tasks and turnaround activities.

· Participating in minor maintenance activities and maintain good housekeeping.

· Keeping log records of operational activities for optimal and thorough handover to other shifts.

· Support team shift plan delivery and competency development proactively.

· Share observations of good practices, unsafe acts/conditions, near misses and incidents. Support shift 5 to understand the root cause of PQ/DOW/upset incident occur within the shift to capture and facilitate learning across shift.

· Perform the role of Auxiliary Fire Fighter if assigned in the event of emergency situations

· Apply emerging technologies to perform process operational tasks

· Carry out/Perform other related duties when required

· This role will be based in Pulau Bukom, on a rotating 12-hour shift.

Job Requirements:

· Good understanding of Ethylene Cracker HoA (Higher Olefins and Aromatic, C4+) or Utility (Boiler, Cogen, Wastewater Treatment etc.) is an advantage.

· Strong and felt commitment to Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) and Operational Discipline (Knowledge, Commitment, Attention to Details, Situational Awareness) is desired.

· Strong problem-solving skills, good technical and process aptitude to assist troubleshooting and coaching shift personnel, and ability to remain calm and composed during abnormal situations to make informed and risk-balanced decision.

· Demonstrate proactiveness, learner mindset, approachable and inclusive behaviour.

· Demonstrated strong team player behaviour with good communication skills (both written and verbal).

· Digital skills and aptitude are beneficial.

· Flexible to perform both shift work and day-work, and overtime when the need arises.

What we need from you

· Nitec/Higher Nitec in Chemical Process Technology or Diploma in Chemical Engineering / Chemical & Green Technology / Clean Energy;

· Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in chemical processing or oil refining / utilities e.g. steam boilers and Cogeneration for Process Units;

· Able to operate DCS independently;

· WSQ Qualifications in workplace safety and health for process plants/manufacturing sites

· Mandatory HSSE competency requirement specifically on ACSSEW (confined space safety assessor);

· Qualified as a gas tester and/or confined space assessor;

· Flexible to perform both shift work and day-work, as well as overtime, when the need arises;

· Fresh Graduates are welcome to apply as we have a structured In-house training programme

About The Role:

This is a 12-month contract role.

Job Description:

1. Collaborate with project engineering team: Ensure seamless integration of project requirements into operational systems.

2. Oversee operational concept development: Optimize for long-term production efficiency and compliance with Brazilian regulations.

3. Take overall responsibility: Plan for start-up, ramp-up, operation, HSSE, production, and OPEX performance of the asset.

4. Align Operations teams: Integrate with other Brasil ventures and collaborate on project execution.

5. Manage Shell Brasil stakeholder relations: Facilitate project deliverables and decisions.

6. Ensure HSSE readiness: Prepare the Asset Owner Organization and service providers.

7. Own the OPEX & Production Promise: Optimize production, downtime, and OPEX requirements and project plans.

8. Manage Risk process: Identify and address threats/opportunities related to asset start-up and operations.

9. Champion Owner requirements: Support Project to Asset transition.

10. Influence design choices: Ensure operating integrity and operability.

Job Requirements:

1. Leadership Experience: Team Leadership: 7-10 years leading teams. Proven track record managing engineering teams, project interfaces, and company leadership

2. Experience: 12-15 years in Oil and Gas technical roles, with proven experience with Floating Production, Storage and Offloading Unit (FPSO) and Deepwater activities.

Competencies Required:

• Skilled on the Brazilian Regulatory framework

• Experience with Brazilian Governmental agencies and regulator interfaces,

• HSSE leadership experience with demonstrated sound technical decision making.

• Skilled in production Operations of topsides systems, Surveillance, Maintenance Systems, HSSE expectations

• Technical and Relationship Skills: Blend of technical ability, leadership capacity, and operational understanding.

• HSSE Decision-Making: Demonstrated sound technical judgment in HSSE leadership.

• Cross-Disciplinary Integration: Ability to work across engineering disciplines for successful delivery.

• Stakeholder Management: Handle internal and external relations at tactical/strategic levels.

• Interpersonal and Analytical Skills: Excellent communication, analytical reasoning, and data analytics.

• Business Performance: Capable of organizing, analyzing, and effectively communicating performance data.

• Networking and Resilience: Strong networking skills and ability to remain calm under pressure.

Working Location: Metropolis Tower 1

Working Days: Monday to Friday

Salary: $4,500 - $5,500 per month

Contract Duration: 1 year

AWS: 1 month for every 12 months continuous service

Responsibilities:

As the Corporate Relations Adviser Digital and Social Media, the candidate must be proficient in different aspects of Digital Strategy & Content Marketing Planning. This includes the following:

• Own and implement the digital and social media strategy as part of the broader strategic communications strategy for Shell in Singapore, working effectively with internal stakeholders and external vendors.
• Deliver impactful communication on these channels to reflect Shell's aspirations, capabilities, and thought leadership, with objective of building preference with partners, customers, staff, media and other stakeholders in Singapore.
• Working with the CR business focals in the Shell Singapore CR team and other relevant global/regional Corporate Relations teams.
• Subject matter expert on digital and social media campaigns in Shell Singapore.
• Lead the development of an effective media buying and digital channel strategy for major campaigns throughout the year and evaluate Shell’s brand image and awareness on digital channels, ensuring ad placement relevancy with optimum yield.
• Lead the development of full year social media strategy and content marketing plan, seeing through the end-to-end delivery from planning to execution with the intent of increasing engagement while driving follower acquisition across Shell social media channels.
• With the help of specialist agencies, monitor online conversations and sentiment on social media. Support the Shell Singapore CR team to develop and publish effective communications to respond to or provide information to the public in the event of a crisis.

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s Degree/Diploma in Marketing or equivalent.
• At least 5 to 8 years of Marketing experience with strong knowledge in digital and social media such as LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.
• Must have run campaigns in social media successfully.
• Ability to build effective working relationships across various department, with various contractors on site. Strong stakeholder management.
• Strong verbal communication skills.
• Strong computer skills.
• Meticulous and detailed.

About The Role

Maintenance Reliability Turn Around (MRTA) is about understanding and maintaining our equipment as effectively and efficiently as possible, making sure it performs as intended. The Maintenance discipline covers the development of Maintenance strategies and the planning, coordination and execution of Maintenance activities. Maintenance ensures safe, defect free and efficient operations through the regular upkeep of equipment and tools in the most cost efficient and timely manner.

Where you fit in

As a Turnaround (Rotating) Planner, you will provide planning for rotating equipment (RE) related maintenance activities i.e., developing efficient work plans (work packages, tasks, sequences, materials, craft/ manpower and resources) for Turnaround Events.

What’s the role?

Your principal accountabilities as a Turnaround Planner will include:

• Compliance to HSSE standards and requirements to make Shell Jurong Island (SJI) a safe place to work, and accountable for all assigned Critical activities.
• Responsible for TA related RE scopes which include but not limited to TA Planning, Preparation works, Execution during TA, Post TA works etc. with highest safety and quality standards.
• Collect RE scopes from various disciplines. Evaluate the work scopes, perform scope optimization, and identify the scope of work that can be executed out of TA window. Work closely with various disciplines to finalize the work scopes.
• Provide cost estimation for all RE work scopes & work closely with Cost Engineer on RE budget management. Provide cost saving initiatives for cost optimization.
• Prepare Work Packages for all RE scopes which include but not limited to Equipment drawings, P & IDs, GA Drawings, BOM, ITPs, detailed planning etc.
• Liaise with OEM specialist on site support arrangement & spare parts purchase for TA.
• Prepare detailed work scope for TA Contractor Tender package.
• Work closely with various disciplines such as Mechanical, Electrical & Instrumentation for safe and successful execution.
• Responsible for all TA related documentation work. Ensure all documentation is well prepared and stored in appropriate folders for reference and internal/ external audits.
• Participate in TAR (Turnaround Review) with External auditors.
• Prepare What-If scenario plans to manage potential late discoveries during TA execution.
• Manage addenda scopes and ensure scopes are well prepared and safely executed as per schedule.
• Perform site checks with various execution parties such as discipline engineers & contractors and ensure everyone understand the work scopes thoroughly and well prepared for safe and smooth Execution.
• Work as a Block Execution Engineer during TA execution and ensure work scopes are executed with highest safety standards and completed as per agreed schedule. If there is any risk to HSSE, cost & schedule, escalate to respective Block Lead, TA Event Manager, Scheduler and relevant stakeholders for troubleshooting.
• Work closely with Rotating Equipment Engineer (REE) during TA execution phase and ensure all the Hold Points are verified & witnessed as per Inspection & Test Plan (ITP) for Flawless Execution.
• Manage discovery work scopes during TA and ensure all discovery work scopes are completed on time with highest safety and quality standards.
• Work closely with Electrical/ Instrumentation/ Inspection Engineer on Equipment inspection, calibration & testing requirements and ensure values are verified and witnessed by REE/Respective Engineers/OEM etc.
• Support Pre-Startup Safety Review (PSSR) during plant start up and work closely with REE and respective Engineers to troubleshoot any plant start up issues.
• Upon completion of TA, prepare Post TA activities like closure of all POs, Capital Spares refurbishment requirements, RE Budget closure, return of all spare parts and special tools to Warehouse with proper documentation etc.
• Role execution across Singapore sites (i.e. SJI and Bukom) where required.

What we need from you

To be a successful Turnaround (Rotating) Planner, you will have the following:

• Diploma/Degree or equivalent preferably in Mechanical Engineering
• At least 3-5 relevant field experience as Turnaround Rotating Equipment Planner or equivalent, preferably with Mechanical Engineering background
• Preferably someone with working experience as planner in routine maintenance

If you do not fulfil the above job requirements entirely on the posting above, we still encourage you to reach out and apply. Shell is committed to creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace and we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to send in your applications.

Company Description

Shell is an international energy company that uses advanced technologies and takes an innovative approach to help build a sustainable energy future. Here in Singapore, Shell has a long history and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. It has businesses spanning trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; refining, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products, lubricants and chemicals; low carbon solutions; and operating a network of service stations through retailers, as well as electric vehicles charging.

Where you fit in

The Tuas Lubricants Plant blends and packages marine oils, engine oil, Turbine oil, gear oil, hydraulic oil and other lubricant products. The role includes the operational aspect of bulk additive unloading from Isotank, VII blender, In-Line Blender, Simultaneous Metering Blender, Automated Batch Blender and the various baseoil, additives and finished product tank farm. Demonstrating the HSSE, Quality and Continuous Improvement mindset is a critical aspect of this role and will constitute much of the focus for the successful candidate.

What’s the role?

The Blending Operator is involved in the Lubricants and Turbine Blending Operation, Bulk and Drum raw material unloading, and VII Blending. The blending operation provides the finished products to the packaging operation, Bulk Truck loading and Bulk Barges at Singapore Lubes Park (SLP). Activities are coordinated through the Planning function as well as SLP Coordinator.

Accountabilities:

HSSE

Knowledge and understanding of all alarm activated at the Fire Control Panel (Fire & Gas alarm) and follow up to validate the affected location and update to the Security Officer. Knowledge of H2S sensitive additive and proper handling. To be able to don safety harness for accessing to Isotank top. To ensure safe handling of the flexible hoses and good housekeeping of the hoses. Attend to any emergency at the field - e.g., tank high level alarm, H2S release, process equipment leaking, etc. Understand the Emergency Shutdown (ESD) location on field. Willing to be trained as CERT team member. To participate in the SSWT or “Go See” quality check and submit at least 1x Sphera every month.

CONTROL ROOM OPERATIONS

To raise maintenance request IW21 and follow up with maintenance team. Printing of sample label from GSAP/MES. To process the inbound delivery order in GSAP and LUBCEL. To process the unloading order in LUBCEL - input the tank, pump, Isotank gross weight before and after discharging, etc. Proactively response to process defects, buzzer alarm and ESD. To response to all alarm activated at the Fire Control Panel (Fire & Gas alarm) and follow up to validate the affected location and update to the Security Officer.

OPERATIONS LOGGING AND RECORD KEEPING

To ensure daily logging of the bulk additive discharging activities. To perform GSAP transaction – GI/GR, release production order, maintenance request IW21, etc.

FIELD OPERATIONS

To support Panel man for blending in VII, ILB, SMB, ABB, TUR, PREMIX. To carry out raw material replenishment – DCF, PPM, Mini bulk tank. To operate the LUBCEL outside at Drum Decanting Unit (DDU) area to carry out decanting of additive drum, IBC additive, base oil, reworked product to the blend. To decant flushing oil drum and IBC to SLOP oil tank (T4101). To decant partial filled finished product drums/IBCs to SMB/ABB Blender via DDU. To decant partial filled finished product drums/IBCs to ILB Blender via Diaphragm pump. To operate the drum oven for additive drum heating. To attend to any physical work requires in the field – lineup of tank, utilities like steam & air, equipment defect, sampling, etc. To carry out manual tank dipping to verify and investigate any stock discrepancy. To handle and monitor the ITT for drum additive decant activities into mini bulk tank, MBT. To handle and monitor the ITT for SLP base oil tank into day tank, ensure base oil day tank always at healthy level. To operate the weighing bridge and verifying the Isotank weighing. To control the incoming Isotank movement – Total in charge for Isotank movements schedule. To operate the control box at the unloading bay. To take sample from Isotank before discharge and additive storage tank after discharge. To carry out heating of additive Isotank at unloading bay whenever necessary. To carry out pump strainer cleaning. To carry out Finished Product Tank draining as instructed by Panel man and Supervisor. To support Panel man to perform flushing of the finished product tank. To carry out pre-operation and end of shift checklists. Collect SLP base oil and finished product sample from SLP at plant side gate and send to Lab for testing.

SUPPORT and GENERAL TASK

To assist Supervisor in Blend failure troubleshooting and analysis. To assist Supervisor to carry out weekly bulk recon and drum additive stock check. To perform basic fitting work e.g., opening flange 4” and below, coupling, adaptor, etc. To maintain good housekeeping of the additive tank farm, unloading bay, blending hall. To carry out physical dipping of additives tank. To assist Supervisor in the event of any stock discrepancy. To supervise the Bulk Receipt Contractor Operators and ensure they always carry out the task as per SOP & Work Instruction (WI). To support any other task that may be assigned by the Supervisor.

What we need from you

Requirements:

· Minimum NITEC (any course of study accepted)

· Candidate needs to be physically fit:

· No color-blindness or dyslexia (due to HSSE requirements)

· Able to lift up to 20kg

· Need to be able to manage significant operational change.

· Needs to be involved and participate as a trained CERT team fire fighter or first aider.

· Expected to cross train in other production areas like Grease manufacturing, Filling Operation, etc.

English Language proficiency in Reading and Writing.

About The Role

The Team Leader, Mid-term and Long-Term Market Analytics, will be accountable for leading a small, focused team in delivering market analysis to enhance decision support in Shell’s global LNG business. The Team Leader will be principally responsible for meeting the analytical needs of Shell’s LNG trading business with a focus on developing longer term views of the global gas market. The Team Leader will directly lead a team of four (4) analysts focused upon three tasks:

• development of the Mid-term and Long-term outlook for LNG;

• managing delivery of annual updates of gas and LNG Project Screening Values;

• and managing delivery of power fundamentals for the Asia region.

The Team Leader will also indirectly guide the work of data scientists and data engineers working to transform the data architecture underpinning mid and long-term analytics.

The Team Leader will be accountable for developing the mid- and long-term outlook for LNG in support of multiple internal clients and helping shape the LNG portfolio within Shell. The Team Leader will have one direct report supporting this work, who will be accountable for maintaining and operating a global gas market model.

This Team Lead will also manage the broader Global Gas Fundamentals team’s contribution to the annual Shell LNG Outlook.

The Team Leader, Mid- and Long-Term Analytics, will also hold accountability for developing long-term outlooks to support Shell asset valuation and long-term strategy. As well, the Team Leader will have accountability for delivery of domestic gas market outlooks for key countries in which Shell operates. In this effort, the Team Leader will have one direct report supporting this work.

Finally, the Team Leader, Mid- and Long-Term Analytics, directs the efforts of the Asian Power Fundamentals team. The Asian Power Fundamentals team supports development of the company’s regional power business, as well as providing analysis to support LNG market analytics for key countries in Asia. In this accountability, the Team Leader will work closely with key multiple stakeholders and have two additional direct reports.

There is a significant digital transformation aspect to the role. Advanced analytics are transforming the trading landscape. Traders are deploying these tools as markets become more real time to keep a competitive edge and to maintain or increase trading margins. They are able to do so because of increasing availability of market data as well as satellite, vessel tracking, and weather data; talent skilled in machine learning and statistical algorithms; and computing power, including the cloud, that runs predictive analytics fast enough to identify market signals which can significantly improve trading decision-making.

The Team Leader will be accountable for defining the data infrastructure development priorities for the mid- and long-term forecast horizon; working to create a roadmap for digital transformation with end-to-end workflows. The Team Leader should seek to harness the power of advanced analytics to improve the accuracy and timeliness of market forecasts and development of insights which deliver proprietary value to Shell.

Additional accountabilities:

• Participation in the Global Gas Market Fundamentals leadership team

• Regular engagement with the LNG trading and structuring teams

• Regular engagement with Shell’s global commodity price evaluation forum.

• Support for delivery of the external Shell LNG Outlook

• Representation of Shell to external parties when requested by Corporate Relations

• Development of documentation regarding methodologies employed within individual models and development of training materials to ensure efficient onboarding of new staff.

Job Requirements

Working in Shell’s Global Gas Fundamentals team requires a strong focus on delivery, the ability to work within tight time windows, a global perspective, and a deep passion for energy market analysis. The successful candidate should have the following skills and experience:

• Significant experience working in the global gas or LNG industry

• Proven experience in energy market fundamentals

• A proven track record of effective team management, preferably in a diverse environment, is preferred

• Capability in leading change management programs related to data management, energy modelling, visualization of data for fundamental analysis purposes is a differentiator

• Advanced degrees in econometrics, energy economics, international economics or energy policy are advantages

• Excellent skills in strategic storytelling and narrative development, with the ability to deliver narrative in both written and verbal form

Skills & Competencies

1. Must be able to develop fundamental views based on quantitative analysis that will be translated into profitable investments and trades.

2. Strong interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to build relations at multiple levels and across organisations.

3. Good persuasive communication and presentation skills, both written and oral.

4. Strong ability to filter through data and information to develop commercially actionable intelligence.

5. High proficiency with Microsoft Office applications .

6. Experience in building fundamental supply/demand models in data science/machine learning software as well as line programming models.

Where you fit in

Within the refinery organization, the department Engineering & Assurance Instrument Engineering is responsible for supporting the production units in the whole field of process automation, including instrumentation, DCS(Distributed Control System – main process automation control system)/Safeguarding systems and QMI(Quality Measurement Instruments).

What’s the role?

The Instrument Design Engineer's prime focus will be to provide design support to projects, engineering, Maintenance and Turnaround department.

Your accountabilities will include:

• Preparation or managing EPC(Contractor company who provide engineering, procurement and construction of instrument project) resource for preparation of engineering drawings, specification, loop diagrams, wiring diagrams, hook-up diagrams etc.
• Do field visits where necessary to collect site data for brownfield engineering
• Ensure engineering is fit-for purpose, compliant to standards (e.g. DEMs(Shell owned design engineering manual) and DEPs(Shell owned Design and Engineering practises))
• Support to a range of plant changes with completed error free execution work packs will be important element of the job
• Closely work together with e.g. process technologists, process engineers and process control technologists
• Ensure the quality of markup 'as-built documentation', timely updating of all documentation, managing SPI database

What we need from you

To be successful in this role, we are looking for someone with the following:

• Graduated from EEE or Chemical Engineering
• At least 10 years of experience in refinery or petrochemical.
• Displays a high degree of initiative and independence.
• Effective stakeholder management.
• Understand the business requirement and translate into delivering innovative and sustainable value solutions.
• Strong knowledge of Field Instrumentation and systems engineering.
• Skill level of design tools like AutoCAD and SPI(Smart Plant Instrumentation) and drafting database like Assai are required.

If you don’t see yourself reflected in the job requirements on the posting above, we still encourage you to reach out and apply. Shell is committed to creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace and we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to send in your applications.

Company Description

Shell is an international energy company that uses advanced technologies and takes an innovative approach to help build a sustainable energy future. Here in Singapore, Shell has a long history and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. It has businesses spanning trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; refining, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products, lubricants and chemicals; low carbon solutions; and operating a network of service stations through retailers, as well as electric vehicles charging.

About The Role

As a Production Team Leader, you are responsible for the safe, reliable and efficient operation of DPC and PC Development plant in Shell Jurong Island. You will manage a shift production comprising of a minimum 4 Team members and manage day to day operation, HSSE/Test plan/logistics planning/quality control/ ESP/process safety.

Specific responsibilities and activities include:

· Function as Day Shift Team Leader, with expectation to provide absence coverage and work shift hours when required

· Assisting Day-Production supervisor and Day-Production specialist on their instructions/guidelines, shift plan to manage and optimize plant operation.

· Assist Commissioning and Start-up (CSU) Supervisor and provide support to the CSU leader in the following areas (before RFSU)

· Develop start-up procedures, operating manuals, training of operational staff

· Assist the PUM/Production supervisor/specialist / OMC in ensuring that the plant is operated soundly in compliance with the HSSE requirements of Local, International and Shell Standards at all time.

· Lead and direct team of Process Technicians in operating the plant adhering to HSSE systems and standards and ensuring that the critical activities of the process technicians are completed, and HEMP barriers are effectively maintained.

· Assist in case of any, Command operations and firefighting during emergency situations of the assigned PC Dev plant bringing the affected units to safe conditions as the first line of response.

· Assist in planning of equipment for maintenance and be responsible for issuance of clearance for maintenance and work permit as Clearance Certificate Signatory where applicable.

· Responsible for executing the ESP working principles ensuring quality in Shift Team’s performance in SHO, SOSO, SSS, Alarm Management, Intelatrac rounds, Operator Proactive Monitoring, etc.

What we need from you

To be successful in this role, you will have the following:

· Diploma in Chemical Engineering / Chemical & Green Technology / Clean Energy

· Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in chemical processing or oil refining / utilities e.g. steam boilers and Cogeneration for Process Units; additionally a minimum of 2 years in a team leadership capacity

· Experience in DPC/PC operation, polymer plant and extruder is an advantage

· Team leadership, coaching and performance management abilities

· Possess high level of motivation, enthusiasm, drive and creativity

· Good communication and interpersonal skills

· Strong Enterprise first mindset and a good team worker

· Sound understanding of unit operation, safety and unit optimization

If you don’t see yourself reflected in the job requirements on the posting above, we still encourage you to reach out and apply. Shell is committed to creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace and we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to send in your applications.

Company Description

Shell is an international energy company that uses advanced technologies and takes an innovative approach to help build a sustainable energy future. Here in Singapore, Shell has a long history and is one of the country’s largest foreign investors. It has businesses spanning trading and marketing of liquefied natural gas; refining, trading, marketing and shipping of oil products, lubricants and chemicals; low carbon solutions; and operating a network of service stations through retailers, as well as electric vehicles charging.

Working Location: Metropolis Tower 1

Working Days: Monday to Friday

Working Hours: 9.00am to 6.00pm

Salary: $3,000 to $3,700 per month

Contract Duration: 1 year (with option to renew)

AWS: 1 month for every 12 months continuous service

Responsibilities:

• Assist SSV EXCO in planning and executing company-wide volunteering events such as Signature event, Year-end Appreciation event, Volunteer leaders connect event, in timely manner.
• Keep the annual volunteering events calendar updated. Support the timely execution of ongoing volunteering initiatives by business volunteer leads.
• Use the Volunteering SOP to guide business volunteer leads in volunteering process, including addressing any Ethics & Compliance queries.
• Keep track of the yearly SSV budget and spend, make sure any proposed expenditure is raised to the EXCO for approval.
• Engage business volunteer leads to keep track of total volunteer numbers, number of hours volunteered by Shell Singapore
• Regular update of volunteering initiatives progress to SSV EXCO.
• Consolidate, edit and publish regular newsletter to volunteer mailing list.

Requirements:

• Diploma or degree preferably in Social Work or Business Administrtion.
• At least 1 year experience in volunteer management and/or event co-ordination.
• Able to multi-task and work within short timeframe under mininal supervision.
• Good communication, facilitation problem solving and influencing skills.

Where you fit in

The role is intended to provide maritime assurance & operational support to Upstream production businesses and P&T (Projects & Technology) Wells, principally for their contracted and operated Marine Assets, including Mobile Offshore Drilling Units (MODU) within the Asia Pacific Middle East (APME) region. It also includes other maritime assurance & operational support activities on behalf of Upstream APME, P&T Projects, P&T Geomatics/Geophysics and other parts of the business as demand requires.

The position reports to the Marine Manager (APME) in Singapore, with functional reporting to the Principal Expert, Upstream Standards and Assurance in STASCO (Shell International Trading and Shipping Company).

Shell operating units employ some 500 offshore support vessels at any given time, of which a number are MODUs, on contract to Shell or Shell ventures within the APME region for UP (Upstream) and Integrated Gas (IG).

What’s the role?

• Support Global Rig Start-Up Team (GRST) Eastern hemisphere and Global Wet Tow Assurance for towage
• Support technical evaluation of MODU and maritime vessel selection
• Drive the delivery and management of the regional P&T Global Rig Start Up Team (GRST) and MODU maritime assurance plan
• Lead and conduct MODU and vessel inspection for Upstream and P&T in the region as per Requirements for the Quality Assurance of Maritime Vessels
• Lead and conduct Offshore Maritime Contractor HSSE (Health, Safety, Security & Environment) Capability Assessments for vessel technical operators in the region
• Support assets in conducting port/berth inspections
• Assist in managing oversight and support delivery of Maritime Contractors HSSE improvement initiatives in the APME region related to Upstream, MODU and/or P&T vessels
• Ensure that MODU and/or Upstream APME, P&T vessels are processed in the Group Maritime Assurance System
• Coordinate data analysis, presentations and awareness training related to Upstream, MODU and/or P&T vessel maritime safety related activities
• Conduct incident investigations when required, and lead safety initiatives in the region.
• Provide global collaboration across Shipping and Maritime and P&T business, to ensure learnings are captured and shared, ensuring corrective actions are implemented effectively across Shipping and P&T businesses
• Provide advice and support to business managers and HSSE professionals in relation to Upstream maritime assurance and MODU maritime assurance
• Participate as a member of audit/assurance and/or incident investigation team(s) related to Upstream APME, MODU and/or other P&T maritime assurance
• Provide specialist advice in the event of a maritime crisis and emergency including oil spill response
• Support development of Authorised Persons for Maritime Safety in the region through building and delivery of structured competency development plans in consultation with the Marine Manager (APME)
• Drive and support value initiatives for specific Upstream assets within the region
• Manage regional inspection contracts as Contract Holder
• Establish and build effective relationships with Upstream and P&T Wells business stakeholders within the region.

What we need from you

We are looking for Maritime Professionals with operational experience in Maritime HSSE assurance. A minimum of 10 years experience in shipping/maritime or oil and gas industry preferred.

• A Maritime Professional qualification at Class 1 (Deck or Engine), with seagoing experience in senior rank on board Upstream vessels (First Assistant Engineer, Chief Officer, or higher) preferred
• Experience in Upstream Maritime Logistics is preferred, including operational experience of mobile offshore drilling units, offshore support vessels (including dynamic positioning) and rig moves
• Experience in maritime incident response, mitigation, investigation and learning (Causal Methodology) is preferred
• Must maintain valid Offshore Medical and BOSIET certificates to be able to conduct work offshore
• Fluent in both written and spoken English, the ability to speak another language would be an added advantage

We would also like to see the following competencies reflected in your experience:

• Applies a Continuous improvement mindset that seeks improvement opportunities across teams to close our gap to potential
• Demonstrates a learner mindset and creates an inclusive environment where it is safe for people to speak up
• Good analytical, communication & presentational skills with proven ability to work as an individual, and lead or work as a team member are required
• Self-Motivated. A mature professional, able to work independently and communicate effectively with those having only a limited knowledge in Maritime Assurance, MODU/vessel inspection, incident mitigation, investigation and learning

About The Role

The Ship Quality Assurance Team which provides advice to all areas of the business including Crude, Products, LPG, LNG and Chemicals. The Ship Quality Assurance Decision Support functions includes the confidential vetting and screening of vessels offered for all forms of Shell employment, including time charter inspections and ship owner management reviews. Member of the high-performance SAFE Team providing administration and decision support. The APME maritime assurance team supports the business carrying out this process and provides advice to all areas of the business including Crude, Products, LNG, Specialties, LSC and Chemicals.

The key-role of the Maritime Assurance Coordinator is to assure/co-ordinate vessel vetting processes, SIRE inspections and that 3rd party (where Shell has interest) terminal assessments are initiated in time against Group Standards for Quality Assurance. Partners in Safety (PiS) programme within the APME region, which will involve coordinating with the GM, Shipping and Maritime (APME), PiS programme manager and support team in London/Rotterdam, and Leaders from partner organisation within the region.

Accountabilities:

• Expected to develop an understanding of the management and implementation of Shell Ship Quality Assurance Standards in support of Group requirements for shipping businesses for Oil, Chemicals, LNG and LPG activities.

• Ability to remain rational, composed and productive under pressure is a distinct advantage in order to operate successfully in this role.

• To assist with the upkeep of established Quality Assurance procedures and projects.

• To establish and maintain an appropriate level of competence to accompany inspectors on Ship inspections and Management Reviews, if the OCIMF competency requirements are met.

• To assist the APME Maritime Assurance Team with vessel vetting process. Provide advice to Shell’s Global Trading Network (GTN), Group Companies, and joint venture companies on vessel assurance and terminal facilities with emphasis on protecting Health, Safety & the Environment.

• To assist in the maintenance of the SAFE 2000 database of vessels and develop professional relations with all internal (STASCO, STn and OpUnit) customers as well as external customers (Ship owners, Oil Companies, Ship Managers, Industry Organisations - OCIMF, CDI etc).

• The chosen candidate will work with the local MTAs and approved contractors to perform the day-to-day 3rd party terminal inspections & assessments in the region based on full Baseline Criteria and Desk Top Risk Assessments tool for rating by the Assessor team so that eligibility ratings of the terminals are maintained and follow up advice to the appropriate parties of any caution or unsuitable rating is produced in a timely manner.

• Assist MTAs in developing terminals needed by the business that may have been rated as caution or unsuitable to a standard at which they can be rated eligible.

• Review Location data & eligibility conflicts in GMAS for the region as well as provide the MTA network with upcoming inspection requirements for Shell, JV, OSP & 3rd party operated facilities through routine data extraction from GMAS “To do list” and reporting out to the MTA network for planning & scheduling inspections/risk assessments as required.

• Shell’s Partners in Safety programme; facilitating the Focus Group meetings, serving as the East focal point for the CEO conference organisation committee, and tracking of programme targets for the APME, amongst other things.

Job Requirements

• An understanding of the Maritime Assurance processes & associated tools is essential (maritime, storage) and exposure to a regulatory environment would be an advantage i.e., GMAS, OSP database etc.

• Previous seagoing experience as a Deck Officer / Engineer Officer at operational level on tankers.

Skills and Compentecies

• The knowledge and ability to apply international legislation (i.e., MARPOL, SOLAS, ISM) and Industry standards, codes, and guidelines (i.e., ISGOTT, ICS, IBC) is key to this position.

• Excellent computer skills e.g., Excel, Word, Access, SharePoint management etc

About The Role

As a Maritime Technical and Assurance Advisor, the incumbent is expected to develop the competencies to provide maritime support and technical advice to the Group of Companies regionally in support of the organizational Strategy. This opportunity is an ideal role for a Maritime Professional with Oil, Chemical or Gas experience, who has a passion for safety, and the ability to tackle engaging projects to enable success during a time of significant change for our industry.

This is an opportunity to develop your knowledge of assurance activities and how they link with our commercial exposures, developing you into maritime assurance expert who will help us to manage our current and emerging Maritime risks that can impact our business stakeholders.

The shipping and maritime team is a positive place to work with a team that strongly values diversity of experience and thought, and we believe in creating an inclusive culture and work environment where you can thrive, innovate, and develop; but most of all, be yourself. Working with vessel operators from all over the globe our team consists of diverse nationalities and has an inclusive working environment in which different values and perspectives are valued with safety ranked as top priority for every activity.

Expect lots of support and encouragement while you’re here. You’ll be working alongside people who share a passion for safety and compliance. We strongly value career growth, and with significant change impacting our industry, you’ll have opportunities to develop new areas of expertise and face rewarding challenges in the digital space as we develop new ways of working.

Assurance Advisor:

We’ll entrust you with responsibility to positively assure the companies' Maritime activities, managing the effective close out of Maritime incidents, conduct reviews of 3rd Party Ship management companies, all of which have a significant impact on organization's reputation in the maritime industry due to the high level of engagement with external stakeholders. You’ll find yourself in a very visible role and will be the focal point for several vessel Time Charter operators.

As a Marine Assurance Advisor, we’ll be looking to share your maritime expertise and experiences on all areas of Maritime Assurance. Working both independently, yet as an integral part of a virtual team, you’ll thrive on the collaborative relationships with a range of stakeholders.

The successful candidate will undergo training to become OCIMF accredited and maintain an appropriate level of competence to conduct Ship inspections (OCIMF SIRE) Focused training will be given to support the Time Charter Assurance Program. The incumbent will carry out Ship Owner Management reviews of third-party ship managers to determine acceptability for third party period charter business.

The position requires maintenance of the vetting database of vessels and Maritime Assurance Assessors are responsible for maintaining professional relations with all internal customers as well as external customers (Ship owners, Oil Companies, Ship Managers, Industry Organisations - OCIMF, CDI)

Technical Advisor:

To provide maritime expertise and ensure that maritime operations are conducted in accordance with the Group requirements for Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) standards. To protect the Group reputation as well as optimizing commercial performance in support of the relevant downstream businesses within the cluster.

As a Technical Advisor, the incumbent will assist with the delivery of following key assurance processes and services:

• Conduct or facilitate assessments of Companie's own, JV and 3rd party marine facilities for all businesses in scope and enter results in the vetting database. Maintain all terminal data within sphere of responsibility up to date and follow-up on all findings following inspection.

• Support the Marine Manager in maintaining the shipping and Barge/vessel assurance for businesses in the cluster.

• Conduct or facilitate the inspection and rating of coastal vessels & barges for use within the cluster.

• Oversee contractor Management for any maritime contracts.

• Assist the HSSE focal points of all businesses in scope in the development and annual review of the maritime safety cases ensuring that controls and risk responses identified are appropriately managed to ALARP.

• Provide maritime advice and support to businesses as required by the Marine Manager as applicable in respect of:-

o Liaising with Port Authorities and other maritime stakeholders

o Port and ship/shore compatibility information.

o Shore Officer training at ship/shore interface

o Ship Quality Assurance

o Technical advice on chartering and contracts

o Emergency/Crisis/Oil spill Response

o Management & mitigation of maritime HSE risks

o Cargo quantity and quality

o Demurrage and other claims

• Provide support to the businesses in the HSSE management of Ship Operators - conduct Ship Operator Management Reviews in accordance with the Assurance Standard.

• Provide technical support to the businesses in vessel owner contract management process including taking part in business performance ship owner reviews.

• Provide support to the businesses in the investigation and follow-up of maritime incidents.

• Promote relationships with relevant regional and national authorities.

• Provide training in relation to maritime activities (ship/shore activities).

• Provide support to the businesses in scope on the application and implementation of applicable downstream global maritime processes.

Incumbent shall have the following professional competencies:

1) Subject Matter Expert in Maritime Safety consistent with an International Oil Companies’ typical HSSE control framework

2) Risk Management and Process Safety of Crude, Product and Chemical storage and transfer terminals

3) Deep understanding and application of maritime industry standards and requirements such as OCIMF and IMO

4) A sound knowledge of shipping operations, ship/shore interface management, Fuel and Lubricants bunker operations and maritime transportation.

5) Strong communication and relationship building capabilities to influence a wide range of stakeholders both internally and externally. Skilled in presentation and product pitching is a must.

We are keen to hear from women and men who have / have held rank as a senior officer (Deck or Engineering) or equivalent shore based maritime experience. Beyond this we hope to see as many of the following as possible on your CV

• You’ll ideally have at least 36 months actual sea service aboard tankers, of which not less than 18 months should be as senior officer. If there is a shortfall in meeting the above requirements, we will look to help you bridge the gap where possible.

• You’ll ideally bring us a Certificate of Advanced training in the carriage of gas, oil, and chemicals.

• You’ll bring us recent operational or business experience that can be utilized to manage current and emerging maritime risks.

• Evidence of your resilience and ability to successfully manage challenge and conflict.