CCL Global Offshore Fabrication Supervisor

Job Description

CCL Global is seeking an Offshore Fabrication Supervisor for a 28/28 rotation.

Minimum Requirements

• Minimum of 5 years experience of Blasting, painting, inspection, and supervisor roles.
• Level 3 Coating Inspection Qualification.
• IRATA/Nebosh qualifications desirable.
• Familiar with both industry and safety-related standards and procedures.
• Demonstrable leadership & personnel supervisory skills.
• Culturally aware with experience of working with a multi-national workforce.

Recommended Experience & Skills

• Extensive knowledge of Fabric Maintenance procedures on Process and Utilities equipment, on an Oil & Gas Facilities.
• Ability to lead a team of Fabric Maintenance Technicians, both as a supervisor and in a technical advisory capacity.
• Possess a minimum of 5 years' experience in Fabric Maintenance Works at Lead level.
• Ability to communicate with technical specialists and to interpret technical drawings and specification documents.
• Adept at conducting Job Safety Analysis or Task Risk Assessments as & when required.
• Ability to lead Toolbox Talks as & when required.
• Understanding of best practice, standards, relevant regulation.

Position Responsibilities

• Manage & motivate a Team of FM Technicians to maintain the highest safety performance with Zero LTI goal, while keeping them focused on the tasks at hand.
• To ensure that all Blasting/Painting equipment is maintained in a fully operational mode available to Operations.
• Ensure that all Safety Critical devices are in compliance as per Statutory Regulations.
• Plan/Assign daily tasks as per work plan to FM Technicians.
• Report any failures of equipment to Maintenance Supervisor and assist the maintenance team in resolving those issues.
• Assists the Maintenance Supervisor with evaluation of equipment/personnel performance when requested.
• Oversee and have input performance of work scope through S-Curve, and suggest improvements where possible to increase production.
• Compile detailed written reports on daily activities, maintain records of all Blast/Paint/Inspection equipment.
• Ensure that Daily report is kept up to date with all relevant Historical data, Materials, and Manhours.
• Monitor the progress of assigned National Staff with regards to their On The Job Training & Conduct Assessments.
• Ensure that National Staff are being appropriately Coached by The Lead Technicians in their relevant tasks.
• Conduct Toolbox Safety Talks, facilitate Task Risk Assessments & Job Safety Analysis as and when required.
• Cooperate with Equipment Vendors & OEM Specialists to facilitate their manpower and material requirements, when onboard SHP.
• Works within the statutory Health and Safety Procedures and the Permit-to-Work system.
• Ensure that all work conducted will be done so in a safe manner, utilizing all safety equipment & PPE necessary to complete the specific tasks within the Permit To Work system.
• Know & understand role in Emergency Response to an emergency situation & in emergency exercises / drills.