Your responsibilities

• You operator the auxiliary vessel cranes on board of a Heavy Lifting Vessel (HLV)
• You are trained to operate the vessel crane on board Heavy Lifting Vessel (HLV) in accordance with applicable rules, load capacity tables, weather and motion limits, and project-specific lifting plans and method statements.
• You maintain a safe working environment on deck and ensure good housekeeping standards
• You perform daily maintenance and regular inspections of the cranes, crane wires, and cargo gear, ensuring that all equipment used is properly certified and logged
• You carry out crane operations safely and professionally, following operational manuals, lifting procedures and safety regulations
• You are trained in correct slinging techniques, safe stowage, and proper crane signaling, with a focus on safe 'blind lifting' practices
• You participate in mooring operations and assist in other tasks as directed by the Chief Officer
• You perform maintenance work according to the Planned Maintenance System and request technical assistance via the Chief Engineer when needed
• You contribute to a culture of safety and compliance by following legislation, the VMS Manual, and Unit Specific Procedures

Your profile

• You had a first experience as a Crane Operator on offshore vessels, or have similar experience ashore with Cable Crane operations ashore
• By preference, you hold a valid Crane Operator Certificate Stage 2
• You have a strong awareness of Health, Safety and Environment standards
• You have a hands-on, proactive and safety-conscious mentality
• You communicate clearly in English, both verbally and in writing

Our offer

• An extensive mobility program for a healthy work-life balance
• A permanent training track which allows you to develop yourself personally and professionally
• A stimulating, innovative workplace with numerous growth opportunities
• A people-oriented environment with an interactive health program and a focus on employee wellbeing