Site Lifting Specialist (SLS) at Benmaris Limited

About the Role

• Continually liaise with the CPLO to ensure that lifting and handling standards within the company are consistently respected across JV offshore sites.
• Advise OML99, OML100, and OML102 RSES on issues related to lifting and handling operations.
• Maintain constant communication with contractors to ensure their lifting equipment and operations align with TUCN’s lifting and handling procedures.
• Conduct periodic lifting audits on OML99, OML100, and OML102.
• Develop a rigging loft procedure and ensure that the rigging loft is properly and adequately controlled.
• Work in conjunction with other lifting teams to ensure lifting equipment and standards are respected in day-to-day operations.
• Review Lifting Operations Plans for all critical lifting or handling operations on-site, ensuring they are submitted for final review and approval by the CPLO.
• Participate in JSAs of critical lifts and attend all critical lifts carried out within JV offshore.
• Provide expertise in day-to-day handling and lifting activities on-site, including categorizing lifts, hazard identification and risk assessments, and technical review (lifting procedures and organizations).
• Assist the CPLO during assessments of personnel competence in carrying out lifting and handling operations.
• Ensure that toolbox talks are conducted by all personnel at the start of each critical lifting operation.
• Perform technical inspections and evaluations of cranes and select lifting equipment proposed for use on-site.
• Prepare generic lift plans and conduct periodic reviews.
• Develop site lifting and handling procedures/instructions and ensure periodic reviews.
• Coach and mentor personnel involved in lifting and handling operations (crane operators, riggers, etc.) on-site.
• Liaise with company-approved third-party inspection companies for lifting equipment inspection and certification campaigns.

Requirements

• Technical Engineering Degree.
• 3 years of verifiable experience in lifting and handling operations.
• Possession of LEEA/NSL certification up to Level 4.
• Demonstrate sufficient knowledge of all types of lifting equipment and operations within the affiliate.
• Ability to prepare or review lifting engineering calculations and risk assessments.
• Good knowledge of English.