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Occupation Code Skill LevelMedium Skilled

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£41,700 (£21.38 per hour)

Standard minimum applies

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Description

Job Summary

The Offshore Rope Access Level 2 / Painter Blaster works on a Walk to Work vessel, performing maintenance, painting, and blasting tasks at height using rope access techniques. This role involves a fixed 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off rotation. The individual in this position follows all safety standards and offshore regulations while carrying out tasks efficiently in challenging offshore environments.

Job Duties

Carry out rope access activities at height on offshore structures using approved safety procedures
Prepare surfaces by cleaning, sanding, and blasting as required for painting and coating
Apply protective coatings and paints to structural components, following relevant specifications and instructions
Inspect work areas and equipment to identify hazards or damages and report findings to supervisors
Maintain and use rope access and painting equipment according to manufacturer guidelines
Follow permit-to-work procedures and ensure compliance with all offshore and safety regulations
Document work performed and complete daily reports accurately
Attend toolbox talks, safety briefings, and required offshore safety meetings
Assist team members in set-up, dismantling, and storage of rope access systems and painting equipment
Respond to emergency situations promptly according to company emergency response protocols
Work closely with supervisors and coordinators to ensure tasks are carried out efficiently and safely
Comply with all quality standards and environmental guidelines during all activities
Experience working within a multi-discipline team would be an advantage

Required Qualifications

Completed Rope Access Level 2 training and certification
Documented and relevant offshore work experience in rope access and painting/blasting activities
Fully valid and up-to-date Further Offshore Emergency Training (FOET) certification

Valid Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) certificate

Valid medical certificate for offshore work as issued by the recognised UK body (OEUK certification)

Proven ability to work safely and efficiently in offshore and at-height environments

Good knowledge of surface preparation, coating applications, and blasting techniques

Strong awareness of health and safety rules and ability to follow procedures precisely

Ability to communicate clearly and work well within a diverse team

Willingness to work rotational offshore schedules: 2 weeks working offshore followed by 2 weeks on leave

Physically fit and able to carry out demanding physical tasks