Rope Access Technician

The Rope Access Technician is responsible for performing tasks at height to support salvage, maintenance, and inspection operations as instructed by project supervisors. The role involves working in compliance with international rope access safety standards and includes domestic and international travel to project sites. • Perform inspections, maintenance, and repairs of marine structures and vessels at height.

• Conduct rigging and setup for rope access systems, ensuring all safety protocols are followed. • Execute confined space entry tasks using rope access techniques. • Utilize various tools and equipment, such as drills, grinders, and cutting tools, while suspended. • Perform corrosion control, including cleaning and coating applications. • Assist in installing or removing equipment, such as rigging or structural components.

• Document and report findings from inspections or completed tasks. • Maintain and ensure readiness of all rope access equipment. • Provide emergency rescue support during projects. • Other duties as assigned. Driver's License Passport, Global mobility is strongly preferred, and in most cases required. Active TWIC or ability to obtain (USA employees) Valid GWO Level 3 climber Huet ADA Requirements: Sit or Stand Climb (stairs/ladders) or balance See Walk Stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.

Taste/Smell Use Hands/Fingers to handle or feel. Talk/hear. Carry weight, lift _50_lbs. Exposure to work (outside weather, fumes, etc.) Travel Requirement: Extensive travel is required, sometimes for months, depending upon the project duration. Ability to work on remote or distant projects as needed for several months. 24-hour and 7-day-a-week availability based on project or emergency response needs.