There may be no deadline yet for completion works on the Delimara gas power station but key posts for the gas-handling element of the project are being filled.
Malaysian company Bumi Armada, through its Maltese subsidiary Armada Floating Gas Services, is advertising for the post of operations manager for the liquefied natural gas tanker that will act as a floating storage for the power station.
Bumi Armada was awarded a €283 million contract in April last year by Electrogas, the consortium tasked to build and operate the gas power station and LNG terminal, to convert, supply and operate a floating storage unit.
The contract is for 18 years, which is the same timeframe that was negotiated between Enemalta and Electrogas for the supply of electricity and gas.
Armada is seeking an operations manager with 10 years’ experience working at a gas plant, preferably a floating storage unit. The call for applications says the individual will have had at least five years’ experience as a plant manager. The applicant must be a master or chief engineer. The call, which was advertised in Malta and abroad last week, closes on July 15.
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