Engineer, QA Commissioning, Hull Systems-Benoi

Responsibilities

• Ensure all construction activities are completed prior to conducting inspections.
• Prepare and plan the deployment of workers to fulfill the commissioning schedule.
• Ensure the preparation of procedures and guidelines for the systematic inspection, commissioning, and start-up of Hull equipment.
• Initiate and manage inspection and commissioning by coordinating between the company and the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
• Highlight operational issues related to machinery and equipment.
• Ensure the OEM adheres to the contractual agreement.
• Audit the worksite regularly and ensure proper housekeeping standards are maintained.
• Supervise onsite commissioning activities.
• Coordinate work with other trades.
• Prepare and maintain commission records of site observations, testing processes, and checklists.
• Track and review progress through HAT meetings.
• Attend progress meetings to maintain status updates and resolve issues with customers.
• Ensure all safety and precautionary requirements and procedures are followed during the commissioning process.
• Compile and update commissioning reports and records.
• Assist in identifying and rectifying commissioning and malfunction issues.
• Access the requirements for special tools and equipment needed for commissioning and initiate procurement if necessary.
• Review the tools and equipment used for safety and efficiency.
• Develop and update Risk Assessments (RA) accordingly and enforce them onsite, conducting weekly safety briefings with supervisors and workers.

Requirements and Qualifications

• Degree or Diploma in Naval Architecture, Structural/Marine Engineering, or other electrical/offshore/electronic related fields.
• Trained by the Naval Institute.
• Shipboard experience of 3 years or more in a similar capacity is preferred. (Note: No experience considered for junior roles).
• Knowledge of Class requirements and Quality Standard requirements for shipbuilding, hull construction, and welding.
• Ability to understand shipbuilding, hull construction, and welding-related schematic and arrangement drawings and instructions.
• Knowledge and skills regarding the operational requirements of Hull auxiliary systems equipment.
• Adequate computing knowledge, including proficiency in Microsoft Office and email.

Other Information

Location: Benoi Road (Island-wide transport provided)

Work Schedule: 5 days a week

Working Hours: 7:25 am - 5:00 pm