Scaffold Builder II

AJourneyman Scaffold Builder I will assist and support the safe, quality, and efficient completion of various tasks related to scaffold maintenance work being performed at a petrochemical processing plant, including but not limited to:

AJourneyman Scaffold Builder I will assist and support the safe, quality, and efficient completion of various tasks related to scaffold maintenance work being performed at a petrochemical processing plant, including but not limited to:

• Craft specific scaffold labor
• Preparation, transportation, erection, modification, disassembly, and storing of various scaffolding types (systems) in and around industrial equipment such as piping, boilers, towers, vessels, tanks, exchangers, reactors, pumps, etc.
• Providing support services such but not limited to firewatch, holewatch, bottle watch, light equipment/vehicle operation, material kitting/delivery, general housekeeping, etc. as needed.

• Must be able to meet all physical requirements –see below.
• Must have reliable transportation
• Must be willing and able to work:
  Up to 7 days per week Overtime, call-out, etc. as required
• Must be capable of working under the direction of a skilled Leadman and under the supervision of an experienced Foreman.
• Must possess proven qualifications, experience, and tested knowledge on the safe design, erection, and disassembly (in adherence with applicable OSHA standards) of various scaffolding systems (types) and materials.
• Must be well versed on safe work practices while performing scaffolding services in and around operating units located within a petrochemical facility.
• Must be capable of leading and mentoring other crew members such as helpers, apprentices, and Journeymen II.
• Must possess skills and ability to preplan, coordinate, and order material for specific jobs/activities/tasks.
• Must have an aptitude for scaffold equipment/materials/techniques and have effective computing, literacy, and numeracy skills.
• Must possess all required tools to perform scaffold related activities.
• Will be expected to assist other crafts when not actively performing scaffolding activities.
• Must be experienced with and/or capable of successfully completing all required training/qualifications necessary to oversee safety-sensitive work which includes but is not limited to the preparation, set-up, and execution of hot work, confined space entry, and fresh air work.
• Must be experienced with and/or capable of successfully completing all required training/qualifications necessary to utilize all related tools, apparatuses, equipment, etc. to execute safety-sensitive work which includes but is not limited to the preparation, set-up, and execution of hot work and confined space entry work.
• Must be capable of reading, understanding, and adhering to restrictions and/or requirements of various types of work permits and/or JSAs.
• Must successfully complete Short Service Employee (SSE) program, if applicable.
• Must successfully complete a 90-day probationary period. Any disciplinary and/or attendance issues during this time will be grounds for termination.
• Must maintain satisfactory bi-annual evaluation scores of no less than 3.0. Unsatisfactory bi-annual evaluation scores of less than 3.0 for two consecutive cycles will result in disciplinary action, up to termination, for poor performance.

• Must have a strong approach, understanding, and commitment to safety, quality, and efficiency in an industrial environment.
• Must be capable of and will be expected to perform pre-task hazard assessments to identify potential risks and implement pro-active elimination and/or mitigation techniques.
• Must be capable of reading and comprehending industrial/engineered drawings such as but not limited to blueprints, sketches, plans, P&, etc. to determine scope of work, locations, required tools/equipment, and bill of materials to execute activities.
• Must actively participate and support site programs such as (at a minimum):
  Safe Catch/Quality Catch/Stop Work Authority Continuous Improvement (SMART Focus) Applicable customer initiatives/programs
• General craft specific scaffold knowledge
• Preparation, transportation, erection, modification, disassembly, storing of various scaffolding types (systems) in and around industrial equipment such as piping, boilers, towers, vessels, tanks, exchangers, reactors, pumps, etc.
• Providing support services such as but not limited to firewatch, holewatch, bottle watch, light…