Crane Operator (Ad hoc)

The Deck Crane Operator position is a Platform rig crewmember whose primary function is operating the platform deck cranes, Pipe Deck Pipe Handler, and platform gantry cranes. The position also assists the Deck Supervisor with planning and execution of crane work and pipe deck activities, i.e. offloading and back loading support vessels.

NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

- Able to identify and understand functionality of various rig equipment.

- Able to identify and understand functionality of various tubular sizes and thread types.

- Knowledgeable and proficient in basic rigger’s role to ensure safe lifting operations are performed.

- Knowledgeable of mechanical systems and be skilled at working with hand and power tools.

- Can demonstrate knowledge and execution of the following operations:

- Dropped objects prevention

- Line of sight, zone of exclusion and safe zone operations

- Pipe measurementand tallying of tubulars used in wellbore construction

- Running casing and completions assemblies

- General tubular management

- Logistics and planning of cargo load outs and back loads

- Supervision of deck and Gantry crane operations

- Crane maintenance and wire rope inspections

- Crane wire rope change out and periodic inspections

- Loose lifting equipment management

- Must have good verbal communication skills and be able to effectively communicate in English with staff, management, customers and vendors.

- Must possess sound reasoning skills, common sense and the ability to follow directions.

- Must possess basic mathematical skills (equivalent to a high school education).

- Education, experience, and certifications:

- High School diploma is required

- 3 years experience in a similar role

- Must be able to obtain appropriate offshore or, onshore certifications

- Previous experience in the oil industry is preferred
- Required to meet all standards required for safe operations, including but not limited to the standards set forth in the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers Atlantic Canada Medical Assessment for Fitness to Work Offshore as well as any other standards set forth by regulatory bodies having jurisdiction over the operations.

- Travel to and from the work location may require extended layovers in unfamiliar locations by helicopter or boat.

- Must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours per day on a rotational schedule

- Must possess the following certifications:

- Rigging, Slinging and Banksman

- Crane Operator – Stage 3

- ROCMC (Radio Operator - Maritime Commercial)

- RORC-A (Restricted Radio Operator - Aeronautical)