Affiliate Oil Spill Response & Remediation Coordinator Port Harcourt

Amaiden Energy Nigeria Limited (formerly Moody International Nigeria Limited) was established in 1996 as a partnership between Moody International Group and Nigerian investors. Since commencing operations in March 1997 the company continues to grow and exerts its presence in numerous Projects in the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry. We are  recruiting to fill the position below:

 Job Title: Affiliate Oil Spill Response & Remediation Coordinator 

Location: Port Harcourt, Rivers Main Function

Coordinate and support the various TUCN Assets, operational and support entities in developing, updating and implementing the Oil Spill Contingency Plans to guarantee adequate level of Oil Spill preparedness at all times in line with regulatory & TUCN Emergency Response requirements Coordinate actions for compliance with applicable legal & regulatory obligations related to oil spill management to ensure environment sustainability, sustained agreements, business continuity & continual improvement Develop, review and implement procedure for remediation and restoration of impacted site to meet regulatory and TotalEnergies group requirement Coordinate the management of Sites with Environmental and Health Stakes (SEES) in TUCN, carryout environmental risk assessments, develop & implement actions mitigating identified unacceptable risks Coordinate the implementation of Joint Investigation visit (JIV) to all TUCN spill /ancillary claims sites with all relevant stakeholders to obtain objective evidence for amicable claims resolution and future potential litigations to promote social harmony Develop a system for timely reporting of oil spills in line with regulatory requirements and provide periodic feedback of site impacted site conditions Coordinate clean-up of spill impacted sites to prevent escalation, minimize impact and reduce cost of clean-up, remediation, claims and compensation. Coordinate, support and provide specialist support to incident management/or Crisis Management Teams during drills, exercises, or real incident response operations. Develop and Implement Pollution Prevention and Control strategies for effective Oil/Chemical Pollution management TUCN in line with NOSDRA, NIMASA, NUPRC, NMDPRA, TotalEnergies Group standards, guidelines, policies and procedures, considering personnel competence, equipment availability, maintenance, deployment readiness and plans accuracy. Develop and implement strategies to improve Contractor and sub-contractors Pollution Control competence and resources. Ensure their plans and processes are in line with TUCN and regulatory requirements. Ensure updating of reference documents, maintenance of oil spill equipment, products and materials, training of personnel, drills and exercises. Manage the TUCN Oil Spill Response equipment inventory and always ensure adequacy of equipment and resources for Tier-1 response. Ensure homogeneity between Oil Spill Response Plans and other related Emergency Response Plan in TUCN (Emergency Response Plans, Blow Out Contingency Plans, Crisis Management Plans) and correct bridging with related contractors plans when required. Deploy resources, personnel and equipment for effective Oil Spill Pollution response when necessary. Develop and implement audits and verification programmes to ensure effective monitoring and compliance with Pollution Control guidelines. Carry out regular audits on the Oil Spill Response Preparedness of the Districts, operational sites and entities and ensure implementation of action from both internal and external oil spill audits. Carry out and or update oil spill risk assessment of all facilities in TUCN and align this with the Technological Risk Assessment (TRA) of the facilities Establish a gap analysis of TUCN compliance with all National Laws, International Protocols and TotalEnergies Group Referential related to Oil Spill Preparedness and Response and provide action plans for 100% compliance. Carry out spill modelling and trajectory development during oil spill emergencies – real or simulated As part of the EP and the Group’s Oil Spill Preparedness and Response network, contribute and participate in the development, preparedness, response and feedback of spills matters between the Affiliate and EP Spills Response team. Submit regular oil spill preparedness reports to DG/PSR/HSE/GCA/SUP and periodic status report of impacted sites to Asset MACOM Prepare oil spill response feedback (REX) on exercises or real-life incidents, distribute within the Affiliate and send to E&P to be shared with other Affiliates. Coordinate assessment and delineation of polluted sites (soil and groundwater), design strategies for remediation of polluted sites and ensure consistent management of oil spill data in the affiliate. Facilitate meeting and workgroup with EP/HSE/ENV on management of Chronic Risks within the affiliate through periodic reviews and coordination of site operations actions

Accountabilities

Regulatory / group requirements compliance, permits and approvals relating to Oil spill management Oil spill controls & response, impacted sites remediation and restoration programs Technical specialist support and advisory with the Emergency Response framework. Timely implementation of Joint Investigation Visit, reporting and archiving for ease of reference and legal defence Updating and implementation of procedure for remediation and restoration of impacted site to meet regulatory and TotalEnergies group requirement Oil Spill Contingency Plan updating and reviews. Managing the interfaces with CNA for Tier 2 response support including shore impact as well as the interfaces with authorities and involved entities for Tier 3 and international response. Managing and maintaining the adequacy and suitability of Oil/Chemical Spill Response equipment in the Affiliate. Ensuring availability of competent Oil Spill Response personnel in the Affiliate and at same time stimulate field personnel through awareness programs to know their roles and responsibilities in Pollution. Risk Assessment and ranking of polluted sites within the affiliate Oil Spill Exercises, audits and inspections of oil spill response equipment

 Job Requirements

Graduate degree in Engineering/ applied sciences/Geosciences with at least 15 years post-qualification experience in Oil and Gas industry on management of oil spill offshore and onshore production environment Specific experience in Oil Spill Management in or with E&P companies or with Spill Control supporting entities like OSRL or similar Good communication abilities, strong interpersonal and analytical skills, computer and presentation skills. Experience in EMS implementation, Environment Studies, Operations, Reporting and Oil spill management. Sound knowledge in Environment and Safety matters, e.g., legislations, codes of practice, Company specifications, etc. Good written and oral communication skills and power of persuasion are essential for interfacing with site, regulatory authorities and other stakeholders Negotiating skills essential for interfacing with Asset managers, regulatory authorities, environmental pressure groups and host communities

26th October, 2026. How to Apply

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