Charge Hands

The Charge Hand is responsible for setting up and conducting all lifting activities, loading, and off-loading of vehicles and equipment, packing and unpacking of CCU’s, verification of materials in warehouse and forklift operations.  

• Act as a banksman for vehicles entering and leaving the warehouse facility
• Use and operate the Forklift in a safe and efficient manner.
• Support loading and off-loading operations of materials from vehicles, manually, with rigging equipment or via forklift.
• Select rigging equipment and accessories according to approved lift plans.
• Perform pre use inspection of rigging equipment, accessories and ensure they are certified and fit for purpose.
• Packing materials in CCU’s safely for transportation offshore.
• Support in packing materials for storage on pallets and on material racking
• Assist in stock counts and cycle counts via verifying material quantities
• Move parts into position, manually or by use of a forklift or Hiab truck
• Confirm the weights, dimensions, and heights of all loads to be lifted.
• Assess the lift and the surrounding location and perform hazard identification/JHA’s, lanyard/tag line usage, maneuvers, working space for materials within the warehouse area
• Work with equipment operators to ensure that loads are secure.
• Perform Housekeeping activities as required at the Warehouse Facility.
• Perform all other related job functions as required.

• School Leaving Certificate.
• OPITO Rigger Level I or  Rigging certification from a recognized institution 
• A minimum of 2 years’ experience in a similar position.
• Must possess good verbal and oral communication skills.
• Must possess good interpersonal skills, team player.
• Must possess a driver’s permit. (At least 3 years).
• Must have a good understanding of warehousing practices eg: (packing, handling, storing etc)
• Knowledge of materials and their specifications.
• Certificate of good character (must not be older than 6 months)
• Preference will be given to nationals of Trinidad and Tobago.