Supervisor, Rigging
Listed on 2026-10-21
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Heavy Equipment Operator, Installation Technician, Construction Manager/ Foreman, Construction Labor & Trades -
Construction
Heavy Equipment Operator, Installation Technician, Construction Manager/ Foreman, Construction Labor & Trades
Supervise and coordinate all rigging and lifting activities at the site in compliance with ADNOC safety regulations Ensure proper selection inspection and certification of rigging equipment such as slings shackles chains and hoists Conduct risk assessments and develop lifting plans in coordination with site engineers Ensure all rigging work is carried out safely and efficiently following ADNOC and international standards Provide guidance and instructions to riggers ensuring safe rigging and lifting operations Verify load calculations and lifting capacities of cranes and other lifting equipment Ensure compliance with ADNOC PTW Permit to Work system and safety procedures Conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings related to rigging and lifting operations Maintain proper documentation of rigging operations equipment certifications and daily progress reports Coordinate with project managers engineers and HSE teams to ensure smooth execution of lifting activities
Company Description Qualifications Experience- Minimum 5-10 years of experience as a Rigging Supervisor in the Oil & Gas industry, preferably in ADNOC projects.
- Minimum 5-10 years of experience as a Rigging Supervisor in the Oil & Gas industry, preferably in ADNOC projects.
Lifting Supervisor Certificate approved by ADNOC Third Party TUV LEEA Certified Rigger Level-3 or 4
OPITO TUV ADNOC-approved Rigging amp Lifting training Qualifications
Experience:
Minimum 5-10 years of experience as a Rigging Supervisor in the Oil & Gas industry, preferably in ADNOC projects.
Certifications:
Lifting Supervisor Certificate (approved by ADNOC/Third Party)
TUV/LEEA Certified Rigger Level-3 or 4
OPITO / TUV / ADNOC-approved Rigging & Lifting training
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