Deck Foreman

OSM Thome Limited; United States; Remote; USD 100,000 - 156,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flight allowance

Medical Insurance

Life Insurance

Income protection

Job summary

OSM Thome seeks a Deck Foreman to lead lifting operations on offshore vessels worldwide. You will coordinate rigging crews, operate cranes, and ensure compliance with safety standards aboard project sites.

The role requires 6 years of deck foreman experience in offshore construction, strong English communication, and valid BOSIET/H2S training, HSE induction, and PTW familiarity. Rotation schedules and offshore benefits apply; travel worldwide.

Qualifications

• High School / Secondary education completed.
• 6 years as a Deck Foreman within offshore construction.
• Mandatory English language skills.
• Holding valid BOSIET and H2S Training.
• HSE Induction course and Basic Life Support.
• Experience with Permit to Work (PTW).
• ATEX Certificate preferred (training).

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and direct rigging crew and crane operators to safely execute lifting operations.
• Supervise rigging/derigging operations.
• Manage deck space to optimize crane movements and material access.
• Ensure all lifting gear is certified and stored properly.
• Report unsafe conditions, incidents, and near-miss events.
• Lead toolbox talks and prepare Job Safety Analyses (JSA).
• Assist during marine operations as required.

Skills

英语沟通

Team leadership

Offshore operations

Rigging supervision

Education

High School diploma

Tools

PTW systems

HSE Induction

BOSIET/H2S certified

Job description

Explore this job opportunity as a Deck Foreman for various offshore vessels, worldwide. Employment will be with our client, a drilling and construction contractor.

Information about the job:

• Position: Deck Foreman.
• Project: Various Offshore Vessels.
• Location: Worldwide.
• Start date: To be confirmed (The contract starts on the Employee's designated date of departure to Work location).
• Rotation: 56/28 (56 paid working days followed by 28 unpaid leave days), or 112/28 (112 paid working days followed by 28 unpaid leave day). Project location dependent.
• Salary: Please state your realistic expectations when applying in EUR/GBP/USD consolidated monthly. This will be discussed with the right candidate. Salary to be paid only whilst working.
• Working days/hours: 12 hours/day - 7 days/week.
• Insurances: Death & Disability + Life Insurance, Medical Insurance and Income protection provided by the company.
• Flights: Prepaid Economy class ticket at the beginning, and end of CNT and for each work leave rotation cycle.

Requirements/Qualifications/Competence

• Education: High School / Secondary.
• Experience: 6 years as a Deck Foreman within Offshore construction.
• Languages: Mandatory English Language skills.
• Holding valid BOSIET and H2S Training,
• HSE Induction course and Basic Life Support.
• Experience with Permit to Work (PTW).
• Holding valid Hight Preferable Cable Glands training ATEX Certificate.

Mission

• Safely coordinate and directs lifting operations.
• Manage the deck space to ensure optimal use for the purpose of project execution and maintenance activities.

Tasks

• Coordinate and direct the rigging crew and the crane operators, establishing their roles and positions, in order to safely execute lifting operations according to the lifting procedures.
• Supervise rigging/derigging operations.
• Manage the deck space in order to optimise the deck movements of cranes, forklifts and personnel and the access to materials and equipment positioned on the deck.
• Control the work activity of riggers and helpers.
• Ensure all rigging and lifting appliances on board are certified for use in a suitable condition and properly stored.
• Ensure that all rigging operations are carried out in a safe manner and in accordance with the instructions given.
• Ensure that only certified gear is used during lifting operation.
• Manage the handling of material and consumables to be assigned to each work site.
• Monitor the conditions of all lifting gear before, during and after use and reports any damages.
• Report unsafe conditions, incidents, and near-miss events.
• Assist during marine operations if required.
• Perform Tool Box talks meetings at the beginning of each shift (and whenever required) and prepare JSA when required.
• Perform any additional duties within the limits of own experience and capabilities, as required by the 1st Assistant on duty.
• Stop activities if required on safety grounds, whenever continuing could cause any damages or injuries.
• In offshore operations, report to the 1st Assistant.