AB Roustabout

July 25, 2026

Carry out cargo handling duties, general cleaning, maintenance and other manual labor as assigned. Qualifications Education <ul><li> High school diploma or equivalent</li><li> Work experience may be substituted in lieu of formal educations</li><li> Offshore survival and medical certificates as mandated by government/client regulations are required</li><li> Valid unlimited flag state AB license endorsed as a rating forming part of a navigational watch</li><li> Must possess Lifeboatman and Fast Rescue Craft (FRC)</li><li> Training as required for position as per maritime flag state requirements </li></ul>Knowledge and Skills <ul><li> Knowledge of all technical calculations required for the safe operation of the drilling unit</li><li> Basic computer skills</li><li> Ability to work 12 hour shifts, or perhaps longer, as circumstances dictate</li><li> Must be able to work without constant supervision </li></ul>Essential Functions <ul><li> Prepares cargo for lift by attaching slings through shackles and other attaching devices. In addition, checks loads for clearance, obstructions, balance and proper attachment</li><li> Gives or relays hand signals and/or radio signals to crane operator in order to control lift and movement of load</li><li> Manually lifts, carries and moves equipment, tools and materials from place to place as required. Ensures correct body positioning and safe lifting procedures</li><li> Removes waste, debris and accumulated trash from decks, stairs, compartments and other areas of the rig and disposes off properly</li><li> Sweeps and washes decks, bulkheads and structures using brooms, mops, rags, brushes, air and high-pressure water hoses</li><li> Cleans up spills and accumulated waste and takes all necessary actions to prevent tripping and slipping hazards</li><li> Keeps hand tools in good condition, properly maintained and stored when not in use. Keeps lines, hoses, slings, etc., coiled and other materials properly stored</li><li> Assists in the care and maintenance of the rig’s machinery and equipment using proper tools, all while following safety rules and procedures</li><li> Operates air hoists, hydraulic hoists, chain hoists and other cargo handling gear in order to pick up and move tubular and other heavy equipment</li><li> Assists in the care and protection of drill pipes, marine riser joints and other tubular using such items as brushes, rabbits, thread protectors, pipe dopes, etc.</li><li> Assists in assembling, dismantling and maintaining of deck machinery, pumps, drilling tools and other mechanical equipment</li><li> Assists in slipping and cutting of wire lines, inspecting and maintaining of wire and fiber lines, slings and other lifting equipment</li><li> Assists in erecting scaffolding and staging as required</li><li> Prepares and cleans deck surfaces, superstructures, bulkheads, etc., prior to priming and painting. III</li><li> Paints prepared surfaces as directed; i.e., apply coats of primer, paint and varnish with rollers and spray guns in accordance with painting specifications </li></ul>Secondary Job Functions <ul><li> Performs all duties in accordance with the Permit to Work System.</li><li> Makes recommendations for continuous improvement to the Quality Management System (QMS)</li><li> Performs other duties and special projects as requested by management </li></ul>Safety <ul><li> Maintains a safe area for task assigned. Stows all tools and equipment at the end of each tour so as to avoid safety hazards for other operations</li><li> Participates in emergency drills and responds to emergency situations as designed on station bill</li><li> Reports all incidents, potential hazards or abnormal situations to supervisors</li><li> Ensures adherence to all Noble’s safety policies and procedures</li><li> Participates in weekly and pre-tour safety meetings </li></ul>Reports to: Bosun or Deck Supervisor Direct Supervision <ul><li> None </li></ul>Indirect Supervision <ul><li> None</li></ul>

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