Jobs at DOF Group ASA

Serve as Chief Engineer aboard the Skandi Buzios, supporting safe and efficient offshore vessel operations in Brazil. Maintain compliance with company, flag-state, and regulatory requirements; uphold safety and operational standards; collaborate with a multicultural onboard team; and contribute to continuous improvement. The role requires relevant experience on similar vessels, specifically construction support vessels (CSV), along with required maritime certificates, endorsements, and qualifications.

Serve as Third Engineer aboard the Skandi Vega, supporting safe and efficient offshore operations in the North Sea. Responsibilities include meeting vessel, company, flag-state, and regulatory requirements; contributing to operational performance and safety culture; collaborating with a multicultural onboard team; and maintaining professional and continuous-improvement standards. Relevant experience on similar vessel types, required maritime certifications, Scandinavian language skills, and familiarity with DOF procedures are expected.

Coordinate payroll activities, manage payroll and tax matters, follow up on social security memberships, and help improve payroll routines and guidelines. The role collaborates with an international HR team, supports collective agreement processes, prioritizes deadlines, and provides structured, service-oriented payroll administration in English and Norwegian. This is a one-year temporary assignment based in Bergen, Norway, with possible extension.

Supports engineering, tendering, and project teams by preparing and maintaining 2D technical drawings, storyboards, and drafting packages for offshore and subsea projects. Liaises with engineers and stakeholders, follows drafting standards, and reviews drawings for accuracy, consistency, compliance, and quality. The role offers mentorship, professional development, and exposure to 3D drafting and engineering projects.

Lead labour relations across global operations, including collective bargaining, union negotiations, employee investigations, workforce change initiatives, and labour strategy development. Advise operational leaders on labour legislation, employment standards, human rights, health and safety, and workforce matters. Build constructive relationships with unions, employee representatives, seafarers, and internal stakeholders while ensuring collective bargaining agreements remain current and aligned with business needs.

Chief Steward aboard the Skandi Sandefjord, supporting safe and efficient offshore vessel operations while maintaining high operational standards. The role involves working collaboratively in a multicultural onboard team, supporting safety and compliance, and contributing to continuous improvement. Candidates must meet vessel, company, flag-state, and regulatory requirements, have relevant experience on similar vessels, communicate effectively, and speak a Scandinavian language. The position follows a four-week rotation and may require handover before embarkation.

Coordinates recruitment, personnel logistics, rosters, employment documentation, competency management, mobilization, visas, work permits, medicals, and training for offshore marine crews. Maintains relationships with crew, verifies qualifications and vessel-joining requirements, manages crewing data, responds to employment queries, and supports projects across Asia Pacific. Requires recent marine crewing experience in offshore oil and gas, knowledge of marine competency regulations and enterprise agreements, strong coordination skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Serve as Second Engineer aboard the Skandi Hera, supporting safe and efficient vessel operations. Maintain compliance with company, flag-state, and regulatory requirements; apply relevant vessel and offshore operations experience; and promote strong safety, teamwork, communication, and operational standards. The role involves worldwide operations, an initial four-week rotation changing to five weeks from December 2026, and may require a pre-embarkation handover.

Internal offshore vessel opportunity aboard Skandi Hugen starting 8 October 2026, operating on a four-week rotation in the North Sea. The role supports safe, efficient daily marine operations, operational performance, compliance, and a strong onboard safety culture. Candidates must hold relevant certificates and qualifications, meet company, flag-state, and regulatory requirements, have similar vessel experience, and work effectively in multicultural teams.

Join the Skandi Sandefjord vessel team from September 23, 2026, supporting safe and efficient offshore operations in the North Sea and worldwide. Responsibilities include maintaining operational standards, supporting onboard performance, following safety and compliance requirements, and collaborating within a multicultural team. The role involves a four-week rotation and may require a pre-embarkation handover period.

Support commercial management of offshore projects from opportunity identification through tendering, negotiation, execution, and close-out. Responsibilities include tender preparation, pricing, business cases, proposals, contract and risk reviews, negotiations, variation orders, and contract administration. The role collaborates with technical, legal, tax, finance, and operations teams while contributing to business growth and project backlog development.

Provides advanced drafting and design support for engineering, project, and tendering activities. Oversees drafting workflows, reviews deliverables for quality and accuracy, and supports subsea tooling, installation aids, and project drawings. Establishes department procedures aligned with ISO 9001:2008, trains drafting staff, ensures quality and safety compliance, and minimizes environmental impact.

Supports recruitment scheduling, reference checks, onboarding, electronic personnel-file maintenance, employee communications, and international work-permit processes. The role requires post-secondary HR education or equivalent experience, 2–3 years of HR experience, strong organization and confidentiality, adaptability in a fast-paced environment, and advanced Microsoft Office skills. This is a six-month fixed-term position with potential drug and alcohol screening and a criminal background check.

Coordinate secure flow, storage, access, and quality of offshore and onshore survey and inspection data. Administer project data accounts, onshore/offshore/cloud storage, support data acquisition integration, develop QC/analysis tools, and liaise with clients and third parties to ensure data integrity and security.

Coordinate secure flow, storage, access, and quality of survey and inspection data between offshore and onshore teams. Administer data accounts, cloud and VM storage, support data acquisition integration, develop QC/analysis tools, and liaise with clients and subcontractors to ensure data integrity and security.

Develop and maintain vessel OPEX and CAPEX budgets and forecasts, ensure accurate cost recording, analyze variances, advise management on overruns, revise estimates, improve cost-control procedures, and prepare recurring and ad hoc financial reports. The role supports finance and vessel operations in an offshore marine environment and requires strong Excel, reporting, attention to detail, teamwork, and flexibility under deadline pressure.

Provides administrative and clerical support across departments, including reception, customer service, scheduling and internal events, office supply and uniform inventory, purchasing requisitions, mail handling, document scanning, filing, and office upkeep. Supports employee engagement initiatives while maintaining confidentiality, organizational standards, and effective communication with offshore and onshore personnel, clients, and colleagues.

18-month rotational trainee programme for master's graduates to gain practical experience across subsea/technical and corporate functions. Trainees undertake departmental rotations, meaningful assignments, academic modules, mentorship, and networking, leading to a full-time role aligned with their background.

Perform installation analyses for subsea cables, umbilicals, risers, flowlines, moorings and structures for SURF, decommissioning and renewables projects. Lead and QA analysis scopes, generate technical reports and presentations, support offshore execution, attend constructability and HIRA reviews, and ensure compliance with codes, client requirements, and company HSES and quality standards.

20-week credit-bearing internship for NTU engineering students to learn offshore industry standards, support project management teams, develop technical deliverables for operations and tendering, and potentially second to Structure, Naval, or Drafting teams while working collaboratively.