Crane Operator/AB

at  DOF

DOF is a leading provider of subsea services in all the major oil and gas production regions around the world. With world class ROVs (Remote Operated Vehicles), Survey systems, and a fleet of offshore construction vessels, the group combines expertise and technology to deliver integrated subsea solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry.
DOF is currently seeking an individual for an offshore position of a Crane Operator/AB for our LIV (Light Intervention Vessel) the Skandi Vinland, committed to a long-term contract off the East Coast of Canada. Offshore work schedule will be based on a 28-day rotation but this is subject to change. We are looking for a motivated and hardworking seafarer who has the passion for a career at sea. A key to success for this position is the ability to collaborate with offshore and onshore personnel. If you are looking for a dynamic environment to learn and grow your career, DOF is a great opportunity!

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS:

• Transport Canada Bridge Watch Rating Certificate of Competency
• STCW MED Basic Safety and Survival Craft
• Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Certificate
• Marine Basic First Aid and CPR
• Valid Canadian Passport
• Valid Seafarers Medical
• Stage 3 Offshore Crane Operator Certificate
• Certificate of Proficiency in Passenger Safety Management would be considered an asset

EXPERIENCE / KNOWLEDGE:

• Previous experience on Offshore Support Vessels
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills
• Excellent communicator, both verbal and written
• Capable of discussing issues and topics of importance at every level
• Good organizational skills and ability to multitask
  Successful candidates will be required to undergo pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. DOF maintains the right to request a criminal background check as a part of the recruitment process.

• Operate all cranes onboard the vessel
• Assume the role of vessel AB when not required for crane duties
• Maintain cranes according to TM-Master and Chief Engineer’s requirements
• Maintain lifting equipment of the vessel
• Report technical problems to the Chief Engineer
• Boatswain function, should report to the Chief Officer every morning for job instructions
• Night Watch when in port
• Act as look out when required
• Working with other departments as instructed by the Chief Officer
• Maintenance of deck equipment
• General deck work as required
• Lashing and securing the deck cargo or equipment on deck
• Washing down the vessel externally
• Manning mooring stations as required