Rigging Charge Hand​/Foreman

• Supervise rigging operations, heavy lifting activities, and equipment installation at industrial sites.

• Lead and coordinate riggers, crane operators, banksmen, drivers, and other assigned personnel.

• Prepare and review lifting plans and supervise critical and high-risk lifting operations.

• Ensure the safe handling, transportation, shifting, and positioning of heavy equipment and materials.

• Coordinate the availability and deployment of cranes, forklifts, trucks, trailers, and other heavy-duty equipment.

• Monitor ongoing work, allocate tasks, resolve operational issues, and ensure timely completion of assigned jobs.

• Inspect rigging tools, lifting tackles, and equipment to ensure they are safe and fit for use.

• Identify lifting hazards and implement appropriate control measures before and during lifting operations.

• Ensure proper rigging signals and effective communication between riggers, banksmen, and crane operators.

• Conduct toolbox talks, safety briefings, and regular workplace inspections.

• Ensure compliance with ADNOC standards, Permit to Work (PTW) requirements, WMS procedures, and HSE regulations.

• Maintain work records, activity reports, equipment inspection records, and proper housekeeping.

• Support equipment maintenance planning, preventive maintenance, and major overhaul activities.

• Provide on-the-job training and guidance to team members to improve their technical and safety skills.

Desired Candidate Profile

• Previous experience in the Oil & Gas industry, particularly ADNOC projects.

• Familiarity with ADNOC standards, lifting procedures, and Permit to Work systems.

• Experience coordinating heavy-duty vehicles, cranes, forklifts, trailers, and industrial equipment.Education: Three-year Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent.

• Total Experience: 6–8 years of rigging experience in an industrial environment.

• Supervisory Experience: Minimum 3 years in a supervisory role.

• Certification: ADNOC-approved third-party tutor certification, as applicable to the role.

• Appointed Person: Successful completion of the 4-day Appointed Person course through an ADNOC Group-approved training company and tutor, including applicable examinations.

• WMS / Permit Authority: ADNOC-approved WMS training, successful completion of applicable examinations, and Permit Authority (PA) certification as required.

• Proven ability to prepare lifting plans and supervise and execute critical lifting operations.

• Experience leading crane operators, riggers, and banksmen.

• Strong knowledge of lifting safety, rigging equipment, lifting tackles, and HSE procedures.

• Ability to read, write, and understand English.

• Must be medically and physically fit to perform the assigned duties and meet applicable ADNOC medical requirements.