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Construction
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Supervise and coordinate all lifting operations on-site in accordance with approved lifting plans
Ensure all lifting activities are carried out safely and in compliance with HSE standards and project requirements
Verify that all cranes, lifting equipment, and accessories are certified, inspected, and suitable for use
Coordinate with Appointed Person, crane operators, riggers, and site teams for smooth execution of lifting activities
Conduct pre-lift meetings, toolbox talks, and safety briefings before commencement of lifting operations
Monitor lifting activities to ensure compliance with Safe Systems of Work (PTW, JSA, Method Statements)
Identify hazards and implement risk control measures to prevent incidents
Ensure proper rigging practices and load handling techniques are followed
Stop any unsafe act or condition and report incidents, near misses, or deviations
Maintain records of lifting activities, inspections, and daily reports
Assist in incident investigations related to lifting operations
Ensure proper use of PPE and adherence to site-specific safety rules (CICPA where applicable)
Diploma (3 years) in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
Minimum 5+ years of experience in lifting operations within Oil & Gas (onshore/offshore)
Certified Lifting Supervisor (4-day course) from an ADNOC‑approved training provider
Successfully passed client/panel assessment (preferred)
Strong knowledge of lifting operations, rigging practices, and safety procedures
Familiar with ADNOC standards and international lifting guidelines
Ability to supervise teams and ensure safe execution of lifting activities
Strong commitment to HSE and safe working practices
Good communication skills in English (spoken and written)
Valid CICPA pass for Habshan (preferred)
Immediate joiners preferred
Experience certificates must be attached and must clearly match the total experience mentioned in the CV
Attested Degree or Diploma in Mechanical (MOFA UAE attestation required)
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