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Allelys

Lifting Equipment Operative

Studley
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About us

Allelys is a heavylift and engineering solutions specialist.

We have a relentless commitment to precision, performance, and accountability.

Our purpose, vision, and values are as follows: we serve society delivering specialist engineering solutions with our relentless commitment. Specifically, we add skilled engineering to the positioning of out-of-gauge objects. As such, cargo is safely and sustainably delivered, confident in our capability and application.

Our relentless commitment includes precision through the application of exacting standards of work in all tasks, performance in a repeated execution of our collective responsibilities, and accountability through the integrity of our confident capability and application. We support this commitment with an investment in people, processes, and equipment.

Our successful strategy has positive implications for all stakeholders in the business, the customers, employees, suppliers, community, and shareholders.

The Role

This is a multifunctional role, based but not limited to the lifting tackle warehouse.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain effective control, organization, and housekeeping of the rigging loft.
  • Issue and return of lifting equipment and maintain accurate records.
  • Verify equipment identification, WLL, certification, and examination status before issue.
  • Carry out equipment inspections within their level of training, competence, and authority.
  • Identify and record defects and determine the appropriate equipment status.
  • Immediately remove defective or questionable equipment from service and place it into controlled quarantine.
  • Escalate significant defects, certification discrepancies, and uncertain inspection findings to the appropriate Competent Person.
  • Ensure serviceable and quarantined equipment remain physically segregated.
  • Maintain appropriate storage arrangements to prevent deterioration, contamination, or damage.
  • Verify required documentation before accepting new lifting equipment into the loft.
  • Control equipment awaiting repair, competent assessment, or disposal.
  • Ensure equipment that has reached the end of its service life cannot re-enter service.
  • Report significant equipment defects, recurring failures, and lifting equipment control issues.
  • General housekeeping of tackle warehouse and surrounding areas.
  • Occasional loading and offloading of delivery/collection vehicles related to the tackle warehouse.
  • Assisting Insurance Inspectors with inspections.

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  • Work diligently in accordance with all aspects as specified within the Allelys Lifting Equipment Management procedure.
  • Attentive.
  • Passionate about standards with high attention to detail.
  • Self-motivated and able to work effectively within a team or independently.
  • Ability to contribute effectively in a collaborative environment.
  • Strong initiative; calm under pressure and in the face of change.
  • A “can do”, positive attitude; resilient in the face of challenge.
  • Flexible and reliable.
  • Determined in nature; able to remain focused while dealing with conflicting priorities and pressures.

Skills and qualifications

  • Previous warehouse/yard and lifting tackle experience.
  • B1 licence – essential.
  • Crane and Franna licences – desirable – in-house training available.
  • Ability to multi-task and use your own initiative.
  • Motivated, organized, and hardworking.
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Studley, England, United Kingdom

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