Job Description

Responsibilities

Plan and coordinate construction activities to meet timelines and budgets. Plan and oversee sea trials, inclining experiments, and stability assessments. Prepare cost-benefit analyses and forecast financial performance. Monitor daily construction activities, progress, and workforce allocation; project budgets; track expenditures; and control cost overruns. Oversee design, procurement, construction, installation, site works, and ensuring compliance with safety, quality, and design standards and commissioning phases. Ensure all designs meet industry standards (API, ASME, ISO, OSHA, EPA, ATEX, etc.) and client specifications. Ensure compliance with marine codes and standards (IMO, SOLAS, DNV, ABS, BV). Ensure testing of concrete, steel, soil, and other construction materials. Conduct inspections and ensure compliance with codes (e.g., ACI, ASTM, IS codes). Develop detailed project execution plans (PEPs) and track milestones. Review P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams). Interpret architectural, structural, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) drawings. Coordinate FEED (Front End Engineering Design) and EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) phases. Coordinate FAT (Factory Acceptance Tests), SAT (Site Acceptance Tests), and pre-commissioning. Liaise with clients, consultants, contractors, and authorities. Manage interface with subcontractors, OEMs, and third-party inspectors. Manage integration and testing of propulsion, ballast, and navigation systems. Maintain records, including datasheets, calculation notes, and as-built drawings. Maintain daily progress reports, material submittals, and inspection records. Monitor fabrication, welding, outfitting, and testing of marine systems. Monitor work progress in shipyards or offshore yards (modules, superstructures, etc.). Review technical documents and test results from suppliers. Review and coordinate marine engineering designs (hull, propulsion, piping, HVAC). Troubleshoot technical issues during commissioning and start-up phases. Support process simulations, equipment selection, and material/energy balance calculations. Specify marine-grade materials and systems suitable for harsh environments. Work with suppliers to ensure timely delivery and compliance with design specs. Evaluate subcontractor performance, resolve on-site issues, and manage RFIs (Requests for Information). Enforce safety protocols on-site and closely work with site supervisors. Assist in safety audits and incident investigations. Provide updates to the Project Manager and ensure accurate record-keeping.

Competency Requirements

Diploma or Degree in Electrical/Mechatronic/Mechanical Engineering At least 3 years of working experience in the related field Familiarity with Process / Marine and Construction industry Proficient in Microsoft Office Knowledge of QA/QC procedure (PQR/WPS) will be an added advantage Multi-tasking team player with excellent interpersonal and communications skills * Attended QEHS related awareness training