Foreperson

Job Purpose

Principal Accountabilities

• Assist the Barge Foreman in setting up the barge on work locations.
• Prepare anchors, pennant wires and different types of buoys during barge mobilization.
• Check the condition of the barge mooring system, including anchor winches and anchor wires, and report findings to the Barge Foreman.
• Plot anchor positions as depicted in the approved anchor pattern; in the absence of such a pattern, plan and plot positions with the concurrence of senior colleagues.
• Monitor the position of a barge during repositioning of anchors onto the seabed with Anchor Handling Tugs (AHTS) to ensure that the barge is well positioned through all phases of the lay operation.
• Report cases of accidents, incidents and near-misses to senior colleagues for investigation and further action.
• Be in charge of the tower's operation, running anchors and movement of the barge on its anchors.
• Record and maintain relevant documentation related to anchor handling in accordance with vessel procedures.
• Check the condition of anchors, buoys and pennant wires on a frequent basis, and verify the positioning of anchors once the barge is operational.
• Provide necessary assistance to the Barge Foreman with deck activities when anchor related duties are minimal.
• Ensure compliance with section and company policies and procedures, Policy of Integrity and Code of Conduct, and HSE standards.

Education

• al Qualifications and Certifications
• Secondary School Certificate with a discipline-specific technical qualification, or equivalent.

Relevant Experience

• Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in similar industries.

Competencies

• Good written and spoken English communication skills.
• Knowledge of all standard offshore safety training requirements.
• Knowledge of HSEMS, environmental awareness, hazardous material awareness and handling of waste.
• Experience using hand and power tools.
• Ability to work in a team or independently.
• Keen eye for detail.