Deck Foreman

Explore this job opportunity as a Deck Foreman for various offshore vessels, worldwide. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor. Information about the job: Position: Deck Foreman. Project: Various Offshore Vessels. Location: Worldwide. Start date: To be confirmed (The contract starts on the Employee's designated date of departure to Work location). Rotation: 56/28 (56 paid working days followed by 28 unpaid leave days), or 112/28 (112 paid working days followed by 28 unpaid leave day). Project location dependent. Salary: Please state your realistic expectations when applying in EUR/GBP/USD consolidated monthly. This will be discussed with the right candidate. Salary to be paid only whilst working. Working days/hours: 12 hours/day - 7 days/week. Insurances: Death & Disability + Life Insurance, Medical Insurance and Income protection provided by the company. Flights: Prepaid Economy class ticket at the beginning, and end of CNT and for each work leave rotation cycle. Requirements/Qualifications/Competence Education: High School / Secondary. Experience: 6 years as a Deck Foreman within Offshore construction. Languages: Mandatory English Language skills. Holding valid BOSIET and H2S Training, HSE Induction course and Basic Life Support. Experience with Permit to Work (PTW). Holding valid Hight Preferable Cable Glands training ATEX Certificate. Mission Safely coordinate and directs lifting operations. Manage the deck space to ensure optimal use for the purpose of project execution and maintenance activities. Tasks Coordinate and direct the rigging crew and the crane operators, establishing their roles and positions, in order to safely execute lifting operations according to the lifting procedures. Supervise rigging/derigging operations. Manage the deck space in order to optimise the deck movements of cranes, forklifts and personnel and the access to materials and equipment positioned on the deck. Control the work activity of riggers and helpers. Ensure all rigging and lifting appliances on board are certified for use in a suitable condition and properly stored. Ensure that all rigging operations are carried out in a safe manner and in accordance with the instructions given. Ensure that only certified gear is used during lifting operation. Manage the handling of material and consumables to be assigned to each work site. Monitor the conditions of all lifting gear before, during and after use and reports any damages. Report unsafe conditions, incidents, and near-miss events. Assist during marine operations if required. Perform Tool Box talks meetings at the beginning of each shift (and whenever required) and prepare JSA when required. Perform any additional duties within the limits of own experience and capabilities, as required by the 1st Assistant on duty. Stop activities if required on safety grounds, whenever continuing could cause any damages or injuries. In offshore operations, report to the 1st Assistant. #J-18808-Ljbffr