Foreman (Rigger)

As a Subject Matter Expert SME the Rigging Foreman Workshop Project Rigging Movement Logistics provides the technical technological problem-solving ability of production engineering process and planning abilities in order to lead work teams and control production process for material handling movement and coordination of piping systems and their components between workshops Work is executed to a high quality auditable standard that is consistent with contract work scope statutory code requirements Integrated Management System IMS procedures design parameters site survey input Welding Procedure Specification WPS stress inputs and vendor data This job and subordinates are performing safe material lifts and movements of piping systems between workshops and projects Specialize for critical lifting and rigging activities including arranging of crane and forklift service Responsible for all pipe shop onboard piping logistics such as pipe and material movements Leads a rigging group that ensure loads are secure lifted according to yard safety standardsCoordinates with crane operator to ensure work schedules are not interrupted All crane lifts need to ensure materials are on location before work starts Coordinate for forklift operation to shift pipes Coordinate with Production Engineer in charge for sending pipe for coating blast paint galvanize Coordinate with transport section to arrange transport for outside yard operations i e galvanizing and afloat service Apply a wide knowledge of engineering practices to resolving management challenges related to production to accomplish the production process in the most effective efficient and most-economic way Responsible to scale and integrate physical human and financial resources at meet high efficiency levels at the lowest possible cost in pursuit of continuous further improvement Monitor the daily manpower manhour consumption for the projects and report to manager Monitor the daily manhour consumption for the projects and update to section manager for any discrepancy Plan and allocate the manpower as per the vessel work scope Closely monitor the daily manpower allocation WHA Addresses additional manpower requirements to the section manager to allocateReview the piping section Work Instructions WI Risk Assessment RA to cover all the piping activities Closely follow-up the project in charges for the vessel documentation SI Technical Query Report Work Completion Form Lesson learnt Project Postmortem after completion of vessel Diploma in Mechanical, or equivalent working experience and Qualified as Rigging Supervisor in Shipyard and Offshore & Onshore Projects. Experience: At least 8 years’ relevant working experience Lead in Shipyard Rigging & Lifting.  (at least 3 years of experience as Assistant Rigging Foreman role).

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