Explore this job opportunity as a Rigger Foreman for a Various Offshore Projects operating Worldwide (KSA, UAE, Qatar). Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Information about the job: 

• Job Title: Rigger Foreman.
• Project: Various Offshore Projects.
• Location: Worldwide (KSA, UAE, Qatar).
• Duration: 12 months (renewable).
• Rotation: 165/30 days on/off or 56/28 days on/off.
• Salary: Please state your realistic expectations when applying. This will be discussed with the right candidate. Monthly salary, paid only while working.
• Start date: TBC.
• Insurance: Provided by the company.
• Employer: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Requirements/Qualifications/Competence:

• Prior offshore rigging experience in marine or construction environments.
• Good understanding of lifting operations, rigging equipment, and load handling procedures.
• Ability to inspect lifting gear and identify unsafe or damaged equipment.
• Familiar with offshore safety practices, toolbox talks, and permit/JSA processes.
• Capable of working closely with deck crews and vessel personnel during marine operations.
• Scaffold erection certification is an advantage.
• Able to communicate effectively in English.
• Strong commitment to workplace safety and operational discipline.

Tasks:

• Lead and guide rigging crews during lifting and handling activities.
• Ensure lifting tasks are carried out safely and according to approved procedures.
• Check that all lifting gear and rigging equipment are certified and fit for use.
• Monitor rigging equipment condition and report defects or safety concerns immediately.
• Maintain proper storage and organization of lifting tools and accessories.
• Keep work areas clean, orderly, and hazard-free.
• Deliver pre-shift toolbox talks and assist with JSAs when required.
• Assist marine crews with mooring, unmooring, and barge support activities.
• Stop operations when unsafe conditions or risks are identified.
• Follow company standards, offshore regulations, and industry best practices.
• Carry out additional deck or rigging duties as assigned by supervisors.