Anchor Handler / Offshore Rigger

Anchor Handler / Offshore Rigger

Delmar Systems Inc. has opportunities available for Anchor Handlers & Offshore Riggers.


Job Responsibilities / Position Information:

Part of a 7–10 person crew (depending on the size of the job)
Retrieves and sets anchors for drilling rigs and barges
Make connections between large wire cable, chain and anchors
Takes direction from the Superintendent who ensures work procedures are completed in the safest and most efficient manner
Also part of the crew are a Winch Operator and a Welder
Riggers are on a On Call schedule- when called or paged, he must return the page within 30 minutes and be able to arrive at the office within 1 1/2 hours.
Traditionally offshore 2/3 of the year and they must remain offshore until the job is finished—except in extreme emergencies
Time off is generally not paid time
Work assignments are based on rotation
Work in all kinds of weather - night and day


Benefits:

Anchor handlers are well compensated based upon experience and expertise. Additionally, Riggers earn significant safety pay and extra earnings by waiving time off. Advancement is based on available position, knowledge, dependability and leadership.

Delmar offers significant benefits with a 401k retirement plan, an aggressive savings plan and a bonus for safety performance that has been unmatched in the offshore industry.


Delmar Systems Inc. established in 1968, is the worldwide leader in providing mooring services to the offshore oil and gas industry, including suction anchor, conventional catenary, preset, insert and extension wire mooring, and is also the leader in providing innovative mooring design and solutions.

Delmar's experienced anchor-handling personnel—mooring analysts, engineers, superintendents and master anchor handlers—are unmatched for operating safely and efficiently in the world's most challenging offshore environments.
Delmar Systems Inc. is proud to be an EEO-AA employer M/F/D/V and maintains a Drug-Free Workplace. REQUIREMENTS
Candidates must be physically able to swim and perform strenuous work, including the ability to:

See and hear warnings of dangerous conditions
Read warning signs and communicate in English
Frequently climb ladders and stairs safely
Ride in aircraft or crane-lifted personnel carriers
Safely step over an 18" obstruction


Education / Qualifications:

High school degree (or equivalent)


Knowledge / Experience:

Mechanical aptitude and ability to use rigger tools and materials
Stable work history


Licensure / Certifications:

Valid Driver’s license