Boskalis

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SalvageDiver/Rigger

S$72–115k ~AI est. Singapore, Singapore FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for mid candidates.

The Brief

“Salvage Diver/ Rigger at Boskalis. Skills: Salvage Diving, Rigging, Emergency Response, Wreck Removal. Undertake diving and rigging works. Execute salvage activities”

Industry & Context.

Logistics
Problems you'll solve

Solve basic problems

Eligibility Requirements

Open to working weekends, Open to working public holidays, Work worldwide

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Valid Medical Dive Certificate, IMCA HSE Part 1 or equivalent dive qualification, Around 5 years of experience in Salvage as Apprentice Diver/2nd Diver, Good command of English (written and spoken)

Nice to Have

Good eyesight

What You'll Do.

Undertake diving and rigging works

Execute salvage activities

Maintain dive equipment

Contribute to salvage projects

Inspect salvage activities underwater

Instruct Apprentice Divers

Report Safety hazards

Report observations to Dive Foreman

Provide input to Superintendent

Provide input to Dive Foreman

Work in compliance with SHE-Q policies

Ensure continuous improvement

Play role in sustainability

Play role in environmental management

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with a small team; Work with agents worldwide; Work with other colleagues

Communication Scope

Written English; Spoken English

Full Job Description

Working at Boskalis is about creating new horizons and sustainable solutions. In a world where population growth, an increase in global trade, demand for (new) energy, and climate change are driving forces, we challenge you to make your mark in finding innovative and relevant solutions for complex infrastructural and marine projects. SMIT Salvage is part of Boskalis and in your job you will work for this salvage company that is one of the largest in the world. We have an extensive track record and our client base includes many ship owners, governments, oil and gas companies and leading insurers. The power of the sea is unpredictable. You never know when or where a vessel is going to get into trouble and how a salvage operation will turn out. We have five strategically located offices near the main global shipping routes: Rotterdam, Houston, Cape Town, Macae and Singapore. As a Salvage Diver/Rigger, you will make your mark by contributing to the operational part of emergency responses and wreck removals worldwide. Teamwork is key in salvage activities, which take place both under and above water. The work consists of miscellaneous tasks like welding and cargo handling but also work on deck. You are responsible for independently performing complex diving and salvage tasks, leveraging extensive experience as a salvage diver. Take charge on deck during diving operations and execute assigned tasks with a small team, possessing sufficient theoretical knowledge to independently solve basic problems. As a Salvage Diver/Rigger, you will be working for SMIT Salvage, one of the largest salvage companies in the world and part of the Boskalis Westminster N.V. and working closely with agents worldwide. SMIT Salvage has an extensive track record and its clients include many leading insurers. Your responsibilities as Salvage Diver / Rigger * As part of the mobile salvage team, your primary role is to undertake diving and rigging works within your capabilities as required and direct

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