Scaffolder

Role summary

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The Scaffolder erects, modifies, inspects and dismantles temporary access structures on offshore facilities, vessels or industrial project sites. Candidates typically need recognized scaffolding qualifications, relevant offshore or heavy-industry experience, strong knowledge of safe working-at-height practices and the ability to read basic drawings. Offshore survival training, medical clearance, working-at-height certification and a valid passport are commonly required. The successful candidate is expected to work safely in challenging weather conditions, follow permit-to-work and company procedures, use personal protective equipment correctly and cooperate closely with supervisors and other trades. Physical fitness, reliability, teamwork and willingness to work rotational shifts are essential.

About the employer

Global Projects Services AG is an international project-services and workforce-support company associated with major energy, offshore construction and industrial projects. Its activities generally include supplying qualified personnel for installation, maintenance, fabrication, commissioning and other specialist work in demanding project environments. For a Scaffolder, the company would typically coordinate mobilization, certification checks, site assignments, travel arrangements and compliance with client safety standards. Work may be offered on offshore platforms, vessels, shipyards or large construction sites, often under rotational schedules. Requirements and employment terms can vary according to the client project and operating country, so candidates should confirm the employing entity, contract duration, rotation pattern, accommodation, travel coverage and applicable benefits directly with the recruiter. The company’s project-based environment is likely to suit tradespeople who are adaptable, safety-focused and comfortable working with multinational teams.