POSITION DESCRIPTION
This role is for the Shah Deniz Compression (SDC) Project. During construction will build Top Side and Jacket. Construction Location of Top Side will be Bayil Yard the Jacket construction will be at BDJF Construction Yard.
The Site Lifting Coordinator is responsible for overseeing all lifting operations on the construction site, ensuring that they are carried out safely and efficiently. This role requires close collaboration with various teams to plan, execute, and monitor lifting activities in compliance with regulatory standards and best practices.
  KEY ROLES Reports to the P&O AGT Project Lifting Team Lead but takes direction from construction manager and Lead SLC   Manages the day to day lifting operations on Project site Assist Project Lifting Authority with Lifting Audits Perform daily audits when require Verify and approve routine/non-routine lifting plans at project site Monitor competency levels on site When requested to visit other project site and support Construction teams. Ensure the equipment used is suitable and up to BSEN standards or equivalent Implementation of recognised best lifting practises across region. Ensure CLIENT  global lifting standards are used across project site Monitor Lifting appliances maintenance program is adequate as per manufacturer specifications. Assist Company in achievement of “0” lifting incidents :  BASIC SKILLS Proven Team Leader Ability to perform effectively in a team environment, inclusive of demonstrating collaborative, cooperative, flexible, adaptable, respectful, and tactful personal characteristics Excellent work and personal ethics that include trustworthiness, commitment, and empathy Confident, creative, and energetic approach to addressing all quality-related issues Competent in effectively communicating in both verbal and written English Ability to advise Delivery Team to stop work if significant issues arise in meeting Technical Specification requirements or there is a likelihood that safety is compromised Ability to develop and implement lifting Management System documentation Physical ability to walk, climb, and otherwise access construction work locations as required Ability of auditing the contractors, service providers in order ensure contractors work as per contract requirements Capable to build relationship with contractors and work with contractors collaboratively Advanced computer skills Must be aware about Sub Sea construction and installation activities Presentation skills TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum CLIENT  Internal Online level 3 – specific training for Site Lifting Coordinator Internationally recognised technical qualification e.g. Higher National Certificate, EAL Lv2, Appointed person or equivalent Expertise in comprehending, interpreting, and communicating lifting specifications, fabrication drawings, lifting methods, in-depth understanding of international standards and LOLER, inspection and certification requirements / reports. Full understanding of planning and workflow process Understanding Marine Lifting Activities Understanding load testing and inspections criteria of lifting equipment’s and capable to advice contractors safe test methods. Preferably to have LEEA inspection qualifications in addition to lifting certificates . Understanding Jacking and Loadout systems. Be Familiar DNV/IMCA/BSEN standards Advanced ability to communicate to management and to multi language work force EXPERIENCE Experience of methods, design of lifting attachments and accessories Experience of lifting within the oil & gas industry for onshore and offshore facilities and equipment including, Heavy steel construction, Heavy Cranes, SPMT’s, Marine Subsea and Installation Preferably to understand jacking and skidding systems 5 years in field experience as a minimum Understanding of training & Competency requirements Experience in a lifting operation Supervision at least 5 years Understanding lifting equipment certification requirements Experience of working in a multi-national team Substantial experience closely aligned with job responsibilities