DIVING SUPERVISOR
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Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced Diving Supervisor to lead underwater ship maintenance operations, manage diving teams, ensure compliance with safety and SS511 standards, and maintain equipment readiness.
Key Responsibilities:
- To execute and supervise diving operations for all underwater ship care and maintenance services such as inspection, hull cleaning, propeller polishing etc, in compliance to standards of SS511 commercial diving code of practice
- Conduct all safety briefing and checks prior to commencement of any diving operations
- Monitor and follow through all diving operations to ensure safety is priority
- Supervise and oversee all maintenance and general repairs of equipment and tools
- Ensure all equipment are in serviceable condition, with sufficient spares before every job deployment
- Any other ad-hoc assignments as needed
Requirements:
- Must possess valid MOM recognized commercial diving certificates for diving competency
- 2-5 years similar experience advantageous.
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