Lifting Supervisor at Egis Group
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Jul, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 Apr, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Lifting operations, Crane load charts, Load calculations, Rigging practices, Risk assessment, Method statements, Safety regulations, LEEA Appointed Person certification, Site supervision, Toolbox talks, Lifting gear inspection, Incident reporting, Communication, Problem-solving, Leadership, Team coordination

Industry

Civil Engineering

Description
Company Description Waagner Biro Bridge Services has been a leading construction and engineering company in Dubai and the UAE for over 50 years. Serving both government and private sector clients, the company delivers innovative, end-to-end solutions — from design and construction to maintenance. Backed by a multidisciplinary team of civil, mechanical, structural, and electrical engineers, Waagner Biro Bridge Services is committed to quality, precision, and reliable infrastructure delivery across the region. Job Description The Lifting Supervisor is responsible for the planning, coordination, and safe execution of all lifting operations on site. The role ensures compliance with safety regulations, approved lifting procedures, and project requirements while minimizing risks associated with lifting activities. Key Responsibilities Take overall responsibility for the planning, supervision, and safe execution of lifting operations on site Prepare and review lifting plans, risk assessments, and method statements (RAMS) for all lifting activities Ensure all lifting operations are carried out in accordance with approved procedures, safety standards, and legal requirements Interpret crane load charts and perform accurate load calculations to determine safe lifting capacities Coordinate with crane operators, riggers, and site teams to ensure effective communication and safe work practices Conduct pre-lift briefings (toolbox talks) to ensure all personnel understand the lifting plan and associated risks Monitor lifting operations to ensure compliance with approved lifting plans and intervene when unsafe practices are observed Verify that all lifting equipment and accessories are certified, inspected, and fit for use Ensure proper selection and use of lifting gear in accordance with load requirements Maintain records of lifting activities, inspections, and safety documentation Report incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions, and implement corrective actions Liaise with client representatives and internal stakeholders regarding lifting activities when required Qualifications Must hold a valid LEEA Appointed Person certification Minimum 4–5 years of proven experience in lifting operations within construction or infrastructure projects Strong knowledge of lifting operations, rigging practices, and crane operations Demonstrated ability to prepare lifting plans, risk assessments, and method statements In-depth understanding of crane load charts, load calculations, and safe lifting techniques Familiar with UAE safety regulations and international lifting standards Good communication and coordination skills Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple lifting activities simultaneously Additional Information Strong safety awareness and risk management skills Attention to detail and problem-solving ability Leadership and team coordination Decision-making under operational constraints Effective communication skills Business Line: Consulting and Operations Type of contract: Permanent contract Service Line: OnM Operations Region: Middle East and South Asia Job Family: Operations and Maintenance - Operational
Responsibilities
The Lifting Supervisor is responsible for planning, coordinating, and safely executing all lifting operations on site while ensuring compliance with safety regulations. They must prepare lifting plans, conduct risk assessments, and supervise crane activities to ensure all operations meet project requirements.
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