Scaffolding Foreman

Role summary

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The Scaffolding Foreman leads scaffolding crews on offshore, industrial, or energy projects, ensuring safe erection, modification, inspection, and dismantling of temporary structures. Requirements typically include proven scaffolding experience, previous foreman or supervisory responsibility, recognized scaffolding certification, strong knowledge of offshore safety standards, and the ability to read drawings and work permits. Candidates should be physically fit, safety-focused, reliable, and comfortable working at height and on rotational schedules. Good communication and team leadership skills are essential, along with experience coordinating materials, manpower, inspections, and daily progress. Offshore experience, valid medical clearance, and safety certificates such as BOSIET, HUET, or equivalent may be required.

About the employer

Global Projects Services AG is an international project and workforce services company associated with technical staffing and manpower support for energy, construction, and industrial projects. The company connects qualified personnel with large-scale assignments, including offshore, marine, oil and gas, and infrastructure operations. Its services commonly involve recruitment, mobilization, project staffing, and support for skilled trades and supervisory personnel working in demanding environments. For a Scaffolding Foreman, the company is likely to provide access to a client project while coordinating employment arrangements, documentation, travel, and compliance requirements. Candidates should confirm the legal employer, worksite, contract duration, rotation pattern, benefits, and certification requirements directly with the recruiter. Conditions can vary considerably depending on the client, country, project phase, and whether the position is offshore or onshore.