Offshore Construction Supervisor

Description

• Liaise with the project management team, engineers, and stakeholders to ensure seamless communication and alignment of offshore construction activities.
• Identify potential hazards and implement measures to mitigate risks.
• Follow the CEMP, MMO and Immingham Port regulations
• Supervise the installation and alignment of structural components, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
• Ensure that the all the marine operations are in in line with the DCO
• Act as a Safety Coordinator
• Monitor and adjust schedules, work plans, and resource allocations to maintain progress.
• Deliver regular tool box talk briefings to the site team covering appropriate Health, Safety and Environmental issues and ensure records of these briefings are maintained.
• Conduct safety briefings, toolbox talks, and risk assessments for all offshore activities, in conjunction with the HSW department.
• Ensure proper curing of concrete, secure piling installations, and precise steelwork assembly.
• Prepare and implement emergency response plans for offshore operations.
• Submit detailed reports to project management, highlighting progress, challenges, and potential risks.
• Enforce strict adherence to HSW policies and procedures for offshore operations.
• Coordinate and direct work crews, subcontractors, and equipment operators to maintain productivity and meet deadlines.
• Provide technical guidance and problem-solving support to address challenges in piling, concrete pouring, and steel assembly.
• Monitor sub contract works and ensure subcontract works are being delivered in line with the relevant RAMS
• Ensure that all works are executed according to project specifications, engineering designs, and quality standards.
• Maintain accurate records of offshore construction activities, including daily logs, progress updates, and workforce deployment.
• Review engineering drawings, technical specifications, and method statements to guide construction activities.
• Oversee all offshore construction activities, including piling, steel works, reinforced concrete structures, and other ancillary operations.
• Ensure daily and weekly checks are carried out and all records are up to date.
• Act as temporary work supervisor
• Maintain detailed records of work progress and quality checks for reporting purposes.
• Lead incident investigations and provide comprehensive reports with recommendations for improvement.
• Inspect and monitor work to ensure adherence to quality standards and rectify non-conformities.
• Ensure the timely delivery of materials, equipment, and resources to offshore locations.

Requirements

• Familiarity with marine construction standards and regulations.
• CSCS AND SSSTS
• Knowledge in preparing daily progress reports and daily production reports. Capacity to schedule downtime periods due to routine maintenance. Capacity to provide estimates of production outputs.
• Experience in organizing activities, work shifts, etc. Capacity of coordination between the different activities performed by the employees.
• Ability to interpret and apply engineering drawings and specifications.
• Accredited use in mobile equipment (e.g.: loaders, excavators, rising platforms, etc.)
• Leadership on working crews (workers, subcontractors, rented equipment, etc.). Previous experience is required.
• Certifications: Offshore survival training (e.g., BOSIET or STCW), and relevant safety certifications or professional experience
• Capacity of dealing with subcontractors, inspectors, technical assistance and with the client.
• Experience in construction activities involving cranes: load lifting activities (by means of a crane) and other crane operations.
• Relevant experience as an Offshore construction Supervisor on marine projects
• Must always work self and crew 100% safely leading by example.
• Extensive experience as a Supervisor in offshore construction, with a focus on piling, reinforced concrete, steel fabrication, and marine ancillary works.
• Experience in maritime works, especially involved placing material to the sea (e.g.: breakwaters, quays, seafront promenades, etc.)
• Strong knowledge of offshore construction methods, equipment, and safety protocols.
• Ability to take responsibility to train new workers and teach them how to handle properly pieces of equipment that are available to them.
• Knowledge in quarry materials and its specifications (quality, size, shape, etc.), and criteria in order to accept/refuse these materials.
• Proven leadership skills to manage diverse offshore teams effectively.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance