Why Jadestone?
Do you enjoy working in a medium-sized organisation where no two days are the same? If so, there’s never been a more exciting time to join the Jadestone Energy team.
Benefits
Our foundation is built on people who promote partnership, efficiency, and operational excellence. Our shared values of Respect, Integrity, Safety, Results-oriented, Sustainability, and Passion shape our everyday outputs, company culture, and diverse workplace. We offer a workplace that is rewarding, challenging, and dynamic. We recognise the contribution of our employees and offer the following fantastic benefits:
- Workplace flexibility
- Competitive salary package
- Additional superannuation
- 16 weeks paid Parental Leave
- 25 days annual leave per annum
About The Role
Key responsibilities include:
- Provide engineering support to offshore operations, ensuring the safe and reliable performance of facility equipment and systems.
- Develop, maintain and improve asset integrity management strategies for critical equipment and infrastructure.
- Coordinate engineering modifications and Management of Change (MOC) activities, working with Technical Authorities to progress designs and approvals.
- Monitor equipment reliability and performance, identifying opportunities to improve availability, efficiency and operational outcomes.
- Undertake and oversee engineering assessments, including failure investigations, fitness-for-service evaluations and technical studies.
- Manage asset integrity anomalies and improvement initiatives, ensuring actions are prioritised, tracked and closed out effectively.
- Plan and deliver multi-disciplinary repair and improvement projects, including scopes of work, budgets, cost estimates and contractor management.
- Support shutdown planning, medium-term activity planning and coordination of offshore and onshore resources.
- Monitor project expenditure and contractor performance, identifying opportunities for cost savings and operational efficiencies.
- Build strong relationships with offshore and onshore teams, providing visible HSE leadership and promoting a proactive safety and continuous improvement culture.
- Preferred mechanical engineering degree or equivalent relevant experience.
- At least 5 years of industrial experience with mechanical equipment and multi-disciplinary projects.
- Preferred oil and gas experience on offshore assets
- Sound understanding of process safety, safety case and MAE core principles
- Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills
- Strong knowledge of budgets and cost control
- Experience with CMMS systems
Only candidates with valid Australian working rights will be considered for this position. Only successful candidates who we wish to progress through the process will be contacted.
Applications close 04 December 2026.
