Offshore Tugger Hoist Operator | Offshore Fleet

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Worldwide
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Offshore Tugger Hoist Operator needed for global offshore fleet work with a leading drilling and construction contractor.

Offshore Tugger Hoist Operator needed for various offshore vessels, worldwide. Employment is with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.


Job Information

  • Position: Offshore Tugger Hoist Operator.
  • Project: Offshore Fleet.
  • Location: Worldwide.
  • Contract start date: 12 months (renewable).
  • Start date: Depending on availability. 
  • Rotation: 112/28 on/off or 56/28 on/off.
  • Salary: Please indicate your realistic wage expectations in EUR/USD/GBP. Salary paid only when working, not paid when on leave.
  • Overtime: Applicable.
  • Working hours/ days: 12 hours per day, 7 days per week.
  • Insurances: Provided by Company.
  • Travel: According to Corporate Standards, Prepaid Economy class ticket at beginning, end of CNT and for each work leave rotation cycle.
  • Pre employment expenses: On Company's account.
  • Employment: Our client, a drilling and construction contractor.


Requirements/ Competence/ Qualifications

  • Previous experience as Tugger Hoist Operator offshore.
  • Stage 1 or Stage 2 crane operator certificate.
  • English Language skills required.


Tasks

  • Operate the crane tugger hoists on crane with dedicated tugger hoist consolles.
  • Operate the tugger hoists according to the directions of the Main Crane Operator or the Deck Foreman, in accordance with the limits of the machine and with due considerations to existing weather and sea state conditions.
  • Follow closely the movement of the Main Crane in order to timely react to instructions.
  • Be aware of the surroundings in terms of potential clashes with other vessel equipment.
  • Report any malfunctioning to own supervisor.
  • Report immediately any malfunctioning.
  • Ensure that all safe work procedures for crane lifts are adhered to.
  • Keep a high level of housekeeping on the crane and in the operator's cabin.
  • Stop the lifting activity if required on safety or technical grounds, if continuing could cause any damages or injuries.
  • Report to the Main Crane Operators and Deck Foreman during lifting operations.

 

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