QHSSE
Ensure that the Company’s Safety, quality and environmental management systems are
followed and enforced at all times and personally demonstrate and promote a positive
safety culture within the organization.
Play a Leading Role at site during the Dry Docking to ensure that the Company’s Safety
Culture and safe operating procedures are promoted, implemented and maintained to
the highest possible standards.
Be responsible for Control of Work (COW) and exercise the STOP WORK POLICY
whenever unsafe conditions or acts are observed.
Ensure that all activities are carried out by suitably qualified personnel and appropriate
PPE, tools and information is available for the task in hand.
Technical
Formulate technical proposals and scopes detailing the technical requirements and
parameters for ship’s equipment and machinery based on defined requirements and
ensure compliance with applicable classification and other relevant regulatory bodies’
rules and guidelines.
Participate in the evaluation, selection and scrutiny of major equipment, determine the
most economic technical solution and advice dry-dock superintendents and procurement
engineers on all mechanical and piping related issues.
Preparation of all required documentation to support equipment installation activities
including writing of testing and commissioning procedures.
Prepare sketches and basic concept design drawings for any newly proposed vessels.
Participate in annual review and evaluate projects to determine success and how
improvements can be made in the future report and present findings.
Work with Fleet Technical Superintendents and give Mechanical and Piping related
drawing and design support as required.
Planning and Cost Control
Participate with planning and reporting meetings as required.
Assist in the preparation of work plans following a logical sequence and optimizing
resources.
Monitor repair / project costs against budget on a daily basis and report any deviations
immediately.
Reporting
Ensure Fleet Technical Superintendents are kept fully informed on progress of work on a
daily basis or as instructed in accordance with company procedures.
Provide written reports as required, detailing in service repairs, dry-docking repairs and
surveys.
Keep accurate daily logs of work progress and include photographic support as
appropriate.
Planned Maintenance System NS5
Cooperate with Planned Maintenance System (NS5) team to build and improve the
system, based on observations of machinery and equipment worked on during the
repair/maintenance period.
During vessel visits conduct ‘ad hoc’ checks on NS5 compliance.
Other Functions
Understand internal and customer organization, assets, investment strategy, fleet
operations and priorities
Maintain high technical knowledge and ensure personal development through training and
self-development
Communication & Working Relationships
Internal: Operations Superintendents, Fleet Superintendents, Procurement Team, Project
Manager and Head of Engineering.
External: Shipyard Management and Supervisors, Class Surveyors, Flag Administration
Surveyors, Insurance Surveyors, OEM and other Equipment Suppliers.
Qualifications, Experience & Skills
Minimum Qualifications
BE / B.Tech – Marine / Mechanical Engineering
Minimum Experience
5 years’ experience in a shipyard/design office guiding and leading a team of
Mech/Piping Engineers.
Should have independently handled complex shipbuilding/conversion projects
Well versed with Class rules and IACS Standards for Mechanical and Piping Design.
Must be proficient in AutoCad.
Knowledge of Shipbuilding production software and 3D modelling which includes: NUPAS
CADMATIC, TRIBON, CATIA, SC and Rhino.
Thorough knowledge of major Class Societies requirements (ABS, DNV-GL, BV)
Good knowledge of SOLAS/MARPOL and other statutory regulations.
Exposure to FAT’s, Site Surveys, Dock and Sea Trials is mandatory.
Basic knowledge of a Planned Maintenance System (AMOS, NS5)
