QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCES REQUIRED

 Minimum 5 years’ experience in construction and/or structural erection industry as Mechanical Lifting Inspector with structural engineering background

 Lifting Equipment Inspector and/or industry related qualifications such as ISO/LEEA/EAL/CPA etc.

 Broad and extensive knowledge in lifting equipment and steel structural design

 Working to International standards such as BS, ISO, EN etc.

 Prepare a report, way forward, actions and recommendations

 Experience in design, supervising or construction of high-pressure vessel / heavy - duty trailers is a plus

 Passion for machinery and the technical aspects of the industry

 In-depth understanding of general engineering

 Experience of carrying out method statements and risk assessments

 Excellent personal organizational skills

REQUIRED COMPETENCIES

 Ability to pay attention to detail especially to equipment with home-made and tailor-made modifications.

 Ability to evaluate the integrity of the primary and secondary structure as well as reinforcement

 Deep knowledge of HS structure and operation strategy

 Ability to train and couch personnel on site(s)

 Ability to work in a multi - cultural business environment.

 Ability to participate mechanical lifting investigation (e.g., CTA...)

 Ability to work under pressure

 Ability to travel

 Staff management experience (knowledge transfer).

ACTIVITIES:

 Ensure that all lifting equipment is marked or tagged with a unique ID number and its WLL/SWL and is color

coded to the current color code schedule.

 Ensure that complete certification produced by the manufacturer is available through the lifetime of the

equipment.

 Ensure that a strict program of inspection and tests of lifting equipment is providing as per EACOP Project - LMS as well as OEM requirements.

 Carry out with LTA/SLS regular inspections/audits on lifting equipment in use.

 Inspection of all rental lifting equipment prior to first entering site.

 Conduct monthly visual inspections for all lifting equipment on site(s) in use and ensure inspection plate/label are updated and posted in visible way.

 Carrying out inspection and testing work to industry specifications, whether on site or in workshops

 Assisting the project lifting team by ensuring the respect of Lifting Management System requirements in terms of lifting equipment integrity requirements.

 Completing necessary paperwork in line with set procedures and industry specifications

 Verify qualification/certification and competence of Third-Party Inspectors and CTR Level1 inspectors

 Ensure that CONTRACTOR(s) lifting equipment inspection and maintenance policy is adhered to.

 Assisting with repairs and servicing of lifting equipment where required

 Travelling between different sites and workshops to work on common bits of construction kit

 Working in a fast-paced office environment completing administration work

 Able to pick up new systems quickly that may be very technical

 High level of organization and commitment to work

 Good knowledge of inspection and testing techniques regarding different types of lifting equipment

 Attention to detail and accuracy when completing inspection and examination testing paperwork

 Carries out post inspection de-briefs.

 Working between 6 days a week 10 hours per day. There may be time where you'll need to work longer  hours, if you need to do some overtime or cover other staff operators, forklift operators, man lift operators,slingers, riggers, scaffolders

 Any other duties assigned by COMPANY management.