OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATOR

Description

**Job Description:** ---------------------- \- The Crane Operator must promptly respond to calls to man and operate cranes, ensuring no delays occur in cargo handling operations, whether involving vessels or on the platform deck; \- The Crane Operator must maintain radio communication, capable of following instructions and reporting operational conditions during cargo handling operations involving vessels or on the platform deck; \- The Crane Operator must immediately report any irregularities observed in crane operation to PETROBRAS supervision and conduct initial investigations into potential causes affecting crane performance; \- The Crane Operator must be fully familiar with all functionalities of the respective platform cranes, enabling utilization across all working ranges—accounting for variations in boom configuration and number of rope parts passing through the block—executing such adjustments each time the load requires crane operation in a new range, as well as necessary corrections due to climatic conditions, such as wind and wave height, among others; \- The Crane Operator is responsible for conducting the daily checklist prior to commencing operation of each equipment unit, as well as performing first-level maintenance routines per PETROBRAS supervision recommendations; \- The Crane Operator is obligated to suggest improvements to the equipment maintenance plan if any opportunity is identified; \- The cargo handling team and the crane operator must operate cranes and auxiliary cargo handling and lifting devices (cranes, winches, hoists, monorails, trolleys, pallet jacks, etc.); \- The cargo handling team must perform detective and first-level maintenance on cranes and auxiliary cargo handling and lifting devices (cranes, winches, hoists, monorails, trolleys, pallet jacks, etc.) per supervision recommendations; \- The cargo handling team may manually handle small loads without equipment assistance when weight is limited to 20 kg. Manual material handling on stairs must be limited to a maximum weight of 14 kg and only if the item can be carried using one hand. Specific cases must be jointly assessed with PETROBRAS supervision, always prioritizing safety during task execution; \- The contractor must deliver to supervision a semiannual report indicating the condition of all cargo equipment and accessories covered under this contract; \- First-level activities include, but are not limited to: cleaning and preserving equipment; checking and topping up fuel oil and lubricant levels; checking for leaks; lubricating; purging air reservoirs; reading operational parameters (temperature, pressure, etc.); \- This section also includes minor painting repairs that do not require surface treatment, or for which the maximum applicable surface treatment is manual sanding and cleaning. **Employment Type:** -------------------------- CLT **PwD (Persons with Disabilities):** -------- YES **Benefits:** --------------- **Work Location:** ---------------------- MACAÉ **Working Hours:** ------------------------ 14X14