Crane Operator Mechanic 3/3

EnerMech

Aberdeen

1 week ago

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We are?

We are EnerMech, a specialist service company that delivers safe, integrated solutions for complex energy projects.

For over 50 years, we've been energizing our clients across the world with unrivalled expertise, equipment, and technology that supports the entire asset life-cycle - offshore and on land.

We enable progress through our three global business lines: Energy Solutions, Infrastructure & Industrial Solutions, and Lifting Solutions.

Within these areas, we offer a wide range of services, including cranes, lifting, fluid power, training, equipment rental, pipeline and subsea, process, and valves - all designed to help our clients optimize performance, enhance reliability, and improve efficiency.

With a focus on operational excellence, we deliver value through our customized integrated solutions. This approach reduces risk and enhances efficiencies making us a leading and trusted partner every step of the way.

The Role and Responsibilities

An exciting new permanent opportunity has arisen within our Cranes and Lifting department for a Crane Operator Mechanic. The role will be to work on a 3/3 rotation based in the North Sea. The opportunity is to work on a new contract with promising longevity.

You will be tasked with carrying out first line maintenance up to and including 6 monthly Planned Maintenance Routines and ensuring Crane integrity is maintained in accordance with client's maintenance standards. Other main duties and responsibilities will include:

Supervise mechanical work scopes as directed by onshore engineering
Record crane availability in line with client performance standards
Complete daily log, trip assessment reports and crane log books
Update crane data into client maintenance management system
Operate crane for installation and vessel lifts within crane design, consideration to weather and sea states in line with relevant lift plans and risk assessments

Qualifications and Requirements

To be successful for the position it is essential you hold a Stage III Offshore Crane Operator Certificate and subsequent Stage III assessments. You will also hold a recognised apprenticeship or mechanical qualification. Previous Offshore experience and valid offshore certificates are essential.

It is preferred but not essential if you also hold all or some of the following certification; ERT, HERTL, HLO, Fire Team Leader.

Diversity & Inclusion

At EnerMech we want to create a diverse and inclusive organisation and grow together to make a vibrant business. We are not there yet, but the desire is steadfast, so please consider a career with us in an organisation where differences in background, culture, education, working style and less obvious differences are respected and celebrated.

Company Benefits

Generous holiday entitlement
Pension scheme
Private health cover
Various staff discount schemes
Employee referral scheme

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