Altrad UK, Ireland & Nordics
Appointed Person - Teesside

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Altrad are currently looking for experienced Appointed Person / Lifting Supervisor to join the team for a Maintenance Team on Wilton - Teesside
Start Date: 14/09/2026
Working Hours: Monday - Friday 38 Hours (Overtime as and when required)
Duration: Permanent
The position is paid under a Local agreement, with lodge and travel paid not applicable.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan, organize, and execute lifting operations using suitable methods and equipment.
- Prepare and review risk assessments, method statements, and lifting plans.
- Supervise teams performing lifting and associated activities to ensure safe working practices.
- Carry out toolbox talks and deliver safety briefings to team members.
- Monitor active operations for hazard awareness and compliance with safety procedures.
- Implement the permit to work system and ensure authorization for all lifting activities.
- Ensure all lifting equipment is selected, checked, and used correctly.
- Ensure inspections and in-service checks of lifting equipment and accessories are completed and records are maintained.
- Advise on selection and use of cranes and lifting appliances, including supervision of crane berthing and set up.
- Administer Critical Task procedures and ensure full compliance.
- Coach, mentor, and train team members in safe lifting practices and ongoing professional development.
- Handle first-line disciplinary, grievance, and performance management issues within the team.
- Promote continuous improvement through observations, lessons learned, and best practice sharing.
- Assist in the resolution of technical or procedural issues and contribute to quality standards compliance.
- Maintain awareness of contract requirements, commercial factors, and planning activities as they relate to the lifting operations.
- Produce and submit required reports, timesheets, and administrative documentation.
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Essential Qualifications And Experience
- Recognized apprenticeship in a relevant trade or equivalent vocational qualification.
- CPCS A61 Card.
- Relevant safety training certification, such as a recognized Safety Passport, Managing Safely, or general health and safety certificate.
- Experience in preparing lifting plans, risk assessments, and method statements.
- Significant experience supervising lifting operations within industrial, thermal, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, or nuclear environments.
- Comprehensive knowledge of relevant legislation and regulations, including those for lifting operations and equipment inspection.
- Proficiency in the selection and use of lifting equipment, cranes, winches, rigging, and lifting arrangements.
- Sound understanding of safety management, hazard awareness, and error prevention techniques.


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Key Skills And Competencies
- Strong planning, organizational, and leadership skills.
- Ability to communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders.
- Sound judgment in the assessment and management of risks.
- Problem-solving skills and a focus on process excellence.
- AutoCAD training is desirable.
- Attention to detail and ability to ensure accurate completion of records and documentation.
- Capability to coach, mentor, and support the competence of others.
Additional Information
- Ability to work on a site-based schedule and respond flexibly to project requirements.
- Understanding and application of organizational policies, procedures, and quality standards.
- Commitment to promoting a zero-incident, high-performance culture.
- Responsibility for ensuring all team members understand and apply safe systems of work and quality procedures.
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