Preservation Foreman

Responsibilities Supervision: Lead preservation crews in mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation preservation activities. Planning: Organize daily preservation tasks, allocate manpower, and ensure adherence to project schedules. Quality Control: Monitor preservation methods including application of protective coatings, inhibitors, and sealing systems. System Maintenance: Ensure critical equipment remains preserved and ready for commissioning/start-up. Documentation: Maintain preservation records, inspection reports, and compliance documentation. Safety Enforcement: Enforce offshore HSE standards, PPE usage, and permit-to-work systems during preservation operations. Requirements Requirements Diploma/Certificate in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or equivalent. Minimum 5–7 years of offshore preservation experience, with at least 2 years in a supervisory role. Strong knowledge of corrosion prevention, preservation techniques, and offshore standards. Ability to read and interpret preservation procedures, equipment manuals, and QA/QC guidelines. Familiarity with ASTM, ISO, and NOC preservation standards. Certifications & Training Preservation Qualification Procedure (MDR/Equivalent) BOSIET / HUET (OPITO certified) Basic H2S Training EPCIC Project HSES Induction