Scaffolding Inspector - Offshore

Responsibilities

• Perform daily and periodic inspections of scaffolding installations ensuring adherence to CISRS/NOC regulations and project requirements.
• Uphold offshore Health, Safety, and Environmental protocols, managing permit-to-work systems, confined space entries, and working-at-heights procedures.
• Manage and sustain scaffold identification tagging (green, amber, red) to communicate scaffold conditions and safety status.
• Generate inspection documentation, keep detailed scaffold registers, and issue Non-Conformance Reports when necessary.
• Collaborate with scaffold foremen, supervisors, and multi-disciplinary teams to guarantee secure and compliant access arrangements.
• Validate scaffold load capacities and confirm suitability for designated operational tasks.
• Conduct safety briefings and provide instruction to scaffolders on effective and safe methods for erecting, altering, and dismantling scaffolding.
• Assist with emergency preparedness activities, including drills, ensuring scaffold safety during challenging weather or evacuation events.
• Inspect scaffold components, fittings, and construction techniques for compliance with approved standards.
• Advocate for enhancements in scaffold design and safety protocols to improve offshore operational safety and efficiency.

Requirements

• Possess a diploma or technical certification in engineering or a related trade field.
• Hold CISRS, TUV, or equivalent scaffolding inspector certification.
• Have between five to seven years of offshore scaffolding experience, specifically including inspection duties.
• Certified in CISRS Level 1 and Level 2 Scaffolding Inspection.
• Completed BOSIET / HUET training certified by OPITO.
• Certified in Basic H2S safety training.
• Trained in Permit-to-Work systems and Rescue at Height procedures.
• Completed Work at Height training.
• Undergone MOSI, IIF, and Heat Stress training under QLENG project programs.