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Offshore Crane Operator (Stage 3) – PG Global

Position Overview

We are seeking an experienced Offshore Crane Operator ready to mobilise for an upcoming project starting 14th May.

Key Details

Mobilisation: 12th May
Duration: Minimum 1 hitch (potential extension)
IMPORTANT: A 3-month visa is required prior to travel – processing can take time, so we need to get this process started immediately.

Requirements

Proven experience with NOV lattice boom cranes (ESSENTIAL)
Stage 3 Crane Operator Certificate
Valid OGUK, BOSIET, and CAEBS

Highly Desirable

HLO
HERTM / HERTL

If you are available, qualified, and ready to go at short notice, this is a great opportunity to get onboard.

Interested or know someone suitable? Send your CV and certificates to jay.hamerston@pg-global.com

Interested in this maritime position?

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