About the role
1. Eligibility & Qualification Criteria Vessel Attendants must meet these specific standards before being validated by the Owner: Requirement Specification Education Minimum B.A. / / 12th Pass / ITI Safety Certification Minimum 6-month Diploma in Fire & Industrial Safety (from a reputed institute) Experience Minimum experience of one shutdown or 6 months of relevant experience in industrial safety/vessel entry Language Skills Must be able to read Hindi/English and speak Hindi fluently Competency Awareness of chemical, mechanical, electrical, thermal, and atmospheric hazards-manual will be provided by RIL. Contractor to conduct training make aware of the hazards to the deployed personnel.
2. Roles & Responsibilities The Vessel Entry Attendant is the lifeline for personnel inside a confined space: · Stationary Presence: Must remain immediately outside the confined space opening at all times while entrants are inside. · No Entry Rule: Strictly prohibited from entering the confined space, even during an emergency. · Access Control: Maintain the authority to grant or deny entry. Ensure only trained and certified personnel enter the space. · Log Management: Maintain a clear, legible IN/OUT Register of all personnel entering and exiting the vessel. · Condition Monitoring: Watch for external factors that may impact safety (weather changes, nearby work startups, or site alarms). · Opening Integrity: Keep the vessel opening clear of obstructions, unauthorized visitors, or loose tools that could fall inside. · Emergency Readiness: Ensure all rescue equipment and PPE are readily available and positioned for immediate use.