Superintendent, Production

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POSITION OVERVIEW

The Superintendent, Production reports directly to the Manager, Production. This position will be responsible for overseeing and directing multiple teams in the operation of the LNG liquefaction and Storage/ Loading areas.  The Superintendent, Production will be responsible for developing strategies, work plans, and procedures to carry out the safe operation of the facilities. They will participate in all aspects of operations, including, but not limited to, budgeting, scheduling, planning, purchasing, training, and staffing. Must possess good working knowledge of environmental, Federal, and State regulations; in order to assist the Cheniere environmental, regulatory, and commercial departments as needs arise. They will be required to fill in for the Manager, Production in his absence and perform other duties, which may include conducting training, assisting in regulatory audits, providing technical advice, assisting in the preparation of presentations and technical reports, as well as interpreting data within these reports. The Superintendent, Production will work with the Scheduler to ensure that all daily operational quotas are met, turnaround needs are properly distributed, and that ample workforce is available for future events. 

This is a DOT position. 

KNOWLEDGE

Possess a high level of understanding of LNG transportation, storage, and processing, including safety, environmental, maintenance, operations, governmental regulations, and associated codes and standards. Understand the various applicable federal, state, and local environmental laws, regulations, codes, standards, and permits required to operate an LNG terminal and pipeline facilities. Understand the physical properties of LNG, its processing, and emergency response to any situation, including releases. The Superintendent, Production must be accustomed to plant and industrial surroundings, including process and support equipment, DCS systems, SCADA systems, and Pipeline operations. This position requires excellent troubleshooting skills along with the ability to convey knowledge to the operational teams and staff. Must have a working knowledge of essential tools used for performing the administrative tasks necessary to have continued safe and reliable operations; these include but are not limited to Word, Excel, PI (Trending tool), PowerPoint, SharePoint, and Incident Reporting tools.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND ESSENTIAL DUTIES

• Manage, file, and record environmental documents in the corporate document management systems (Documentum) and C-360 (information management system) as needed and as directed. 
• Manage multiple disciplined teams responsible for safe operation in a 24/7 terminal environment. 
• Provide an environment conducive to strict adherence to following procedures and policies while promoting the dedication necessary for the success of Cheniere Energy. 
• Ensure consistency between shifts in all activities and at all levels of the Operations 
• Department. 
• Assists with day-to-day operations, including development and management of expense and capital budgets. 
• Available for weekend and after-hours calls from on-duty personnel pertaining to equipment repairs and outages. 
• Communicate and interact with all the plant departments, plus consult with external resources to resolve plant problems and improve plant reliability and safety. 
• Support clean-up efforts involving minor spills and may perform initial responses and notifications to incidents or releases. 
• Participate in investigations of environmental incidents and root cause analysis of environmental issues. 
• Communicate and coordinate company activities with federal, state, and local agencies and outside organizations such as the United States Coast Guard, Department of Transportation, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and local law enforcement. 
• Maintains oversight of the Operations Logbooks, Ship Loading/Unloading Logbooks, and SCADA Logbooks. Must ensure all Ship paperwork has been retrieved and organized to Operations Standards and that commercial business rules are followed. 
• Assist Technical services in the development design, and modification of all terminal equipment. 
• Identify and recommend processes to improve operational efficiencies, eliminate callbacks, reduce LUAF (Lost and unaccounted for), manage overtime, and increase safety performance. 
• Train, guide, and mentor shift supervisors and Product