About the job

• As an international subsidiary of the SPIE group specializing in the energy sector, SPIE Oil & Gas Services has been working at the heart of energy production infrastructures for several decades, designing, installing, starting up and maintaining them, while ensuring the best possible conditions in terms of safety, costs, lead times and quality. 
• With over 4,300 employees of 64 different nationalities working in 22 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, SPIE Oil & Gas Services offers its customers from the oil, gas and renewable energy industries sustainable solutions in the following areas: well delivery & management, projects, engineering & construction, assessment & competency development, commissioning & start-up, operations, maintenance & asset integrity.
• With around 48,000 employees and a strong local presence, SPIE achieved in 2022 consolidated revenues of €8.09 billion and consolidated EBITA of €511 million.

SPIE Services Nigeria Limited is looking for profiles tfill the position of AKPFPSField Medic. Suitable candidate is expected tconduct the following activities:

Routine care consisting of:

• Carrying out routine nursing care and procedure.
• Carrying out consultation and delivering appropriate treatment for recent/acute condition when a diagnosis has been established and monitoring patients’ condition within his capabilities under supervision and support of “Head Emergency & Field support” and CMO.
• Carrying out minor procedure (stitches, immobilization) within his capabilities under supervision and support of “Head Emergency & Field support” and CMO.
• Managing medical equipment and pharmacy in the sick bay (equipment maintenance follow-up, stock management for drugs), paying special attention temergency preparedness,
• Referring patients with a referral letter when not able tmanage on site, after “Head Emergency & Field support” and CMhave been informed;
• Recording daily consultation and prescription report in an individual medical folder.
• Delivering temporary rest / light duty recommendation with immediate reporting tOIM, “Head Emergency & Field support” and CMO.

Emergency care consisting of:

• Carrying out 24/7 immediate initial assessment upon arrival of any patient presenting with critical condition:
• Primary survey using the ABCDE approach with the aim of identifying life-threatening conditions.
• Patient resuscitation (CPR, defibrillation) and stabilization by providing advanced critical care and preparing patients for MedRescue;
• Secondary survey: detailed history, head-to-toe examination and additional intervention.
• Immediate reporting t”Head Emergency & Field support” and CMon the phone and later by sending a formal “Medevac Primary assessment form” (referring tAffiliate’s Medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54);
• Patient’s monitoring with adequate multi-parametric device.
• Managing the First Aid Team / Stretcher Team for I.P. transportation tthe sick-bay and tthe helideck.
• Carrying out, when appropriate, the following additional specialized procedures provided the care giver on site is a qualified and certified anesthetist nurse:

Rapid sequence Induction;

• Endo-tracheal intubation, alternative procedure tendo-tracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation.
• Sedation, and advanced pain management.
• Carrying out Medevac and Med-Rescue procedures (referring tAffiliate’s Medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54)
• Carrying out, when the situation warrants it appropriate in the event of multiple casualties:
• Triage and Medevac prioritization procedure using the adequate form (referring tAffiliate’s medical Evacuation Plan: PLN-HSE/GEN-M09-54).
• Psychological support.
• Ensuring that proper medical resources (drugs, disposables and equipment) are available and operational 24/7, with weekly review of the emergency bags and of the crash cart in the ER.rt tIP and all personnel on board.
• Conducting weekly first aid training tStretcher Team.
• Carrying out a weekly exercise (single IP) with Stretcher Team and a larger scale multiple casualty exercise involving the OIM on a quarterly basis.

Prevention:

• Induction of all personnel on board upon their arrival:
• medical history, chronic condition and regular treatment (that must be refilled during the time-off).
• Record of the above in the individual medical folder.
• Checking validity of the AMC and recording the Fitness Certificate.
• Raising awareness on hygiene, pest control and prevention of infectious diseases including malaria General
• Providing the CMwith a monthly activity report and yearly statistics according tdedicated templates.
• Qualitative and quantitative medical activity, Referral, Medevac, Med-rescue all significant event etc.)
• Quality: equipment maintenance, medical procedures application, drugs’ stock management.
• Highlights/key points on hygiene and Prevention measures
• Keeping up-to-date medical activity records(s)
• Alerting immediately “Head Emergency & Field support” and CMof any epidemiologic event (contagious diseases, food poisoning)
• Attending HSE meetings and reporting tthe OIM any of the above Medical-Hygiene-Prevention concern

QUALIFICATIONS / EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

• Registered general Nurse AND
• Certified and registered anesthetic nurse or Registered accident & emergency or Trauma nurse
• 5 Years’ post CRNA / A&E qualification experience required
• Valid BLS/ACLS/ITLS certifications
• Basic Computer + office Knowledge