Industry Jobs

Semco Maritime – Manager, Drilling & Hydraulic Equipment (Norway / Flexible)

Semco Maritime is hiring a Manager for Drilling and Hydraulic Equipment to oversee inspection and maintenance operations across its global Rig & Marine division. This role combines technical leadership with commercial responsibility, supporting offshore drilling and marine projects while ensuring compliance with international standards.

26, April 2026
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Based preferably in Norway (Stavanger area) with flexible working options, the position involves managing inspection programs, leading multidisciplinary teams, and driving operational performance. The role also contributes to innovation initiatives such as digital inspection systems and predictive maintenance, aligning with the company’s focus on energy transition and efficiency.

Key Requirements:

Degree in Mechanical, Marine, Structural Engineering, or similar
7–10+ years’ experience in offshore drilling, marine, or energy sectors
Strong knowledge of NORSOK, API, ISO, and lifting equipment standards
Proven leadership in managing technical teams and large-scale projects
Commercial awareness with client-facing and business development experience

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Source: Semco Maritime

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