Indman on behalf of their prestigious Client a Multinational Construction
Company engaged in Major Oil and Gas (Offshore) Projects is looking to
mobilize the following Positions on immediate basis.
- Pipe Fabricators 90/15 Days
- Structural Fabricators 90/15 Days
- Fire Watchers 90/15 Days
- Riggers (Certified) 90/15 Days
- Spray Painters (Airless) (NACE level 3 Inspector, Norsok M-501 style, ACQPA, OPITO etc.) 90/15 Days
- Mechanical Helpers 90/15 Days
- Welder - GTAW - Multimetal (i.e. CS / SS and DSS) 90/15 Days
- Welder - SMAW + FCAW 6G - CS 90/15 Days
- Welder - GTAW + SMAW - Multimetal (i.e. CS / SS and DSS) 90/15 Days
updated CV's, Certificates, Credentials, passport copy to offshore@indman.com to take
advantage of limited positions as Company offers attractive offshore conditions with
matching salary for shortlisting on the given address for final interviews with Client during
second week of April 2025.
Having Seaman Book, BOSIET and H2S Certifications will be an added advantage.
Only shortlisted / Earmarked Candidates will be invited / called for final face to face interviews / selections
Indman Management Consultants Private Limited
41-B, Excel Building, Road No.2, Azad Nagar, Off Veera Desai, Andheri (W), Mumbai - 400053, Maharashtra, India.
Tel .: +91 2267164600
Working offshore typically means being employed on an oil rig, ship, wind farm, or other installations located at sea. Here’s how you can get started:
1. Choose Your Field
Offshore work spans multiple industries, including:
Oil & Gas (drilling, maintenance, engineering)
Marine & Shipping (crew, engineers, cooks)
Renewable Energy (offshore wind farms)
Construction & Engineering (underwater welding, rig building)
2. Meet the Basic Requirements
Age & Health: Must be at least 18 years old and pass a medical examination.
Physical Fitness: Offshore work is physically demanding, so good fitness is crucial.
Certifications & Safety Training: You’ll need basic offshore safety training like:
BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training)
HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training)
STCW (for maritime jobs)
3. Gain Relevant Skills & Qualifications
If working in oil & gas: A degree/diploma in engineering, mechanics, or drilling can help.
If in marine jobs: A seaman’s book and STCW certification are required.
If in construction: Welding, electrical, or mechanical certifications are beneficial.
4. Apply for Offshore Jobs
Look for job opportunities on platforms like:
Oil & Gas Companies: Shell, BP, Schlumberger, Transocean
Recruitment Agencies: Petrofac, NES Fircroft, Atlas Professionals
Wind Energy Companies: Ørsted, Vestas
5. Prepare for Offshore Life
Offshore shifts are often 2–4 weeks on, 2–4 weeks off.
Expect long hours (12-hour shifts) and confined living conditions.
High salaries but limited access to family and internet.
Offshore jobs involve a variety of roles across industries like oil & gas, maritime, and wind energy. Duties depend on the specific job, but here are some common responsibilities:
1. Offshore Oil & Gas Jobs
Driller: Operates drilling equipment to extract oil and gas.
Roughneck/Roustabout: Assists in drilling operations, equipment maintenance, and rig cleaning.
Production Operator: Monitors and controls oil extraction and production equipment.
Mechanic/Electrician: Maintains and repairs machinery, generators, and electrical systems.
Rig Medic: Provides medical assistance to crew members.
Safety Officer: Ensures compliance with safety regulations and emergency protocols.
2. Offshore Maritime Jobs
Deckhand: Handles mooring, cleaning, and assisting in ship operations.
Marine Engineer: Maintains and repairs ship engines and mechanical systems.
Captain/Navigator: Oversees vessel operations and ensures safe navigation.
3. Offshore Wind Energy Jobs
Wind Turbine Technician: Installs, inspects, and repairs offshore wind turbines.
Cable Installer: Lays and maintains undersea power cables.
4. Offshore Construction & Diving Jobs
Underwater Welder/Diver: Conducts underwater welding, repairs, and inspections.
Structural Engineer: Designs and oversees construction of offshore structures.
General Duties Across All Offshore Jobs
Follow Safety Protocols: Adhere to strict offshore safety regulations.
Work Long Hours: Typically 12-hour shifts, often for weeks at a time.
Equipment Maintenance: Regular inspections and troubleshooting of machinery.
Emergency Response: Preparedness for fire, medical, and environmental emergencies.
