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We provide competitive compensation packages and employee programs designed to support the wellbeing and professional growth of our workforce.
If you are looking for an opportunity to grow your career within a company that values safety, performance, technical excellence, and teamwork, we encourage you to explore opportunities with Hercules Offshore.
The Drilling Engineer will support Hercules Offshore Drilling & Completion (D&C) team. This position will manage directional planning databases and coordinate interfaces between engineering, operations, logistics, and subsurface teams.
Responsibilities:
Requirements
Education:
Experience:
The Production Operator will be responsible for safely operating and monitoring the facility’s process and utility systems to ensure stable and efficient offshore production. This includes operating separation, compression, dehydration, seawater injection and utility systems, preparing equipment for maintenance, performing process analyses, supporting emergency response actions, and ensuring compliance with operational and safety procedures. The role contributes to maintaining safe operations, equipment integrity, and consistent production performance.
Responsibilities:
Start/stop and operate oil and produced gas separation plants, gas compressors, glycol dehydration, HPU systems, produced water systems and utilities
Understand the safe operating limits of these systems and parameter control
Start / stop and operate water cooling, coarse / fine filtration, deaeration and seawater injection systems. Understand the safe operating limits of these systems
Philosophy of isolations, Permit to Work, Operational, Fire and Gas, and COSHH Task Evaluation. Basic knowledge of cause and effect
Knowledge of the actions and duties of emergency event response as required in abnormal / emergency situations
Knowledge and understanding of actions required to minimize commercial loss while maintaining safe operation. Prepare / isolate equipment or systems for intrusive maintenance
Responsible for conservation and preservation as well as first line maintenance on production system (valves and equipment)
Assist and stand-by when Electrical / Instrumentation and mechanical technicians are working on process systems in order to keep the system safe to perform work
Perform oil and gas pipeline cleaning activities using pigging technology
Communicate effectively with co-workers and communicate any deficiencies to the Control Room Operator and Production Supervisor. Control, operate and optimize daily chemical dosing rates associated with the process system
General organization and maintenance duties in work area.
Perform dew point analysis, TOG analysis, BSW analysis, pH analysis
Perform external readings according to the frequency defined by the PSUPT, verify the values with the Control Room Operator and report any deviations found to the supervisor, defining corrective measures
To generate clear and simple reports aligned with the task
Other duties that are related to the function, as instructed, and requested by the Production Supervisor Maintain up-to-date certification applied to his/her function and medical certificates Participate in company training, as defined
Ensure compliance with Hercules Offshore procedures as applied to your position, including the work permit system. Comply with all emergency tasks assigned to your role in the emergency response plan, when applicable
Required to be fully familiar with and comply with the Company, Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Policies and Procedures assigned to your title / position
Anticipate and realize any unsafe condition and ensure that the correct actions are taken as per procedure. Responsible for your own safety and for the safety of your co-workers
Requirements
Education
Technical or equivalent qualification
Experience
Experience in offshore production operations or similar environments
Knowledge
Knowledge aligned with the company’s Competence Assurance Assessment requirements.
Familiarity with production systems, utilities, chemical dosing, pigging operations, and laboratory/process analyses (dew point, TOG, BSW, pH)
Understanding of isolation philosophy, Permit to Work procedures, Fire & Gas principles, emergency response actions, and operational safety requirements
The Subsea Operations Engineer will be responsible for supporting the integrity, performance and operational readiness of Subsea Production Systems (SPS). This position will support subsea operations, including ROV campaigns, inspections and intervention activities, while ensuring safe and efficient production. The role will also monitor subsea system performance, ensure compliance with company and regulatory requirements, including SGIP, SGSS and SGSO, and interface with offshore teams, contractors and multidisciplinary stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
Ensure subsea inspection, maintenance and intervention activities are planned and executed in support of ongoing production, with particular focus on system integrity, reliability and uptime
Plan and coordinate ROV campaigns, including routine inspections, anomaly verification and light intervention scopes, ensuring safe, efficient execution and alignment with operational priorities
Monitor subsea system performance and integrity, identify degradation or anomalies, and develop corrective actions and intervention strategies to maintain production and prevent failures
Review and assess subsea equipment (mechanical, hydraulic and intervention systems) based on operational feedback, identifying weaknesses and implementing lessons learned to improve reliability and field performance
Assess equipment in storage for suitability for redeployment, define refurbishment or repair scopes and ensure readiness of critical spares and intervention assets to support field operations
Support and monitor FPSO / topside integrity at subsea interfaces (corrosion coupons, vent valves, umbilical tubing, etc.), ensuring early identification of integrity threats and maintaining production continuity
Review existing technical documentation (procedures, deviations, risk assessments, inspection reports) to identify gaps or inconsistencies, and develop updated procedures, scopes of work and risk mitigations to ensure safe continuation of operations
Contribute to and maintain compliance with company governance and regulatory frameworks, including SGIP, SGSS and SGSO, ensuring inspection records, integrity data and operational reporting are accurate and up to date
Monitor contractor performance during ROV and subsea operations, ensuring technical delivery, operational efficiency and full HSE compliance
Maintain and manage subsea tooling and intervention equipment, ensuring proper tracking, maintenance and readiness for deployment
Requirements
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering
Experience:
Experience with Subsea Engineering
Knowledge:
Autocad
Power BI (desirable)
Hercules Offshore is actively engaged in the energy transition by developing clean energy production solutions, applying our offshore engineering and operations capabilities to drive future value creation. Our aim is to create tailored energy solutions for evolving global energy markets.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Responsible for the definition and implementation of Functional Safety requirements in the FPSO as part of the Instrument team
Responsible for the preparation of Functional Safety Management Plan, Safety Requirement Specifications, define the scope of the Functional Safety Assessment, conduct the workshops with the third-party specialist and ensure implementation
Responsible for participating in the SIL assessment workshops and defining the SIL requirements for the project as per IEC 61511 requirements
Responsible for developing the Cause and Effect Diagrams for ESD, PSD and F&G systems aligned with SAFE charts and shut down hierarchy
Responsible for coordinating within the Instrument team, Technical Safety, Contractors and Vendors and ensure correct implementation of Functional Safety requirements
Interface management with other engineering disciplines, other departments such as supply chain and ICSS vendor
Review of Functional Safety related deliverables submitted by the contractors and vendors with appropriate approval code
Work with the Instrument Lead and issue the assigned deliverables as per project schedule
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Control and Instrumentation Engineering
Minimum of 10 years’ experience in the design of FPSO and Oil and Gas projects
Functional Safety Certification according to ISO 26262
Experience in FEED and Execution phases of the project
Experience in Yard support, FPSO start-up and Operations support will be an added advantage
Skills:
Familiarity with IEC 61508, IEC 61511 and other international standards
Familiarity with smart tools will be an added advantage
Experience with implementing full cycle of Functional Safety in at least one FPSO project
Proactive and able to work independently, applying a structured and systematic approach
Strong communication skills and the ability to actively participate in the workshops
Ability to deliver high quality work on time
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary / multinational environment
Ability to communicate effectively at all levels in the organization
Hercules Offshore is actively engaged in the energy transition by developing clean energy production solutions, applying our offshore engineering and operations capabilities to drive future value creation. Our aim is to create tailored energy solutions for evolving global energy markets.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Responsible for the design and engineering of the FPSO Topsides as part of the Process team
Responsible for the process interfaces with Hull and Turret
Responsible for developing the PFDs, P&IDs, process data sheets, SAFE charts and other process deliverables
Hands on experience with Hysys or similar process simulation tools, process calculations, utility balance calculations and familiarity with dynamic simulation
Participating in the HSE workshops such as HAZID, HAZOP, SIL assessment and similar
Review of process deliverables submitted by the contractors and vendors
Review of reports submitted by third party specialists for blowdown study, AIV/FIV and similar
Work with the Process Lead and issue the assigned deliverables as per project schedule
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering
Minimum of 10 years’ experience in the design of FPSO and Oil and Gas projects
Experience in FEED and Execution phases of the project
Experience in Yard support, FPSO start-up and Operations support will be an added advantage
Skills:
Familiarity with the relevant international standards
Familiarity with smart tools will be an added advantage
Proactive and able to work independently, applying a structured and systematic approach
Strong communication skills and the ability to actively participate in the workshops
Ability to deliver high quality work on time
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary / multinational environment
Ability to communicate effectively at all levels in the organization
We are looking for a Project Manager to lead the FEED phase for redeployment of an external-turret-moored FPSO to a new field, involving topside refurbishment, turret modification, and marine/hull life extension.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Oversee the entire FEED process for FPSO redeployment, managing budget, schedule, resources, risks, and ensuring delivery of an execution-ready package
Coordinate and integrate three FEED contractors (Topsides, Turret, Marine/Hull), making key decisions on system reuse, refurbishment, and replacement, and establishing a structured interface management process
Develop and execute strategies for Long Lead Items and Packages, ensuring readiness for early procurement and technical evaluation of critical equipment
Ensure compliance with regulations and classification society standards, embed local content strategies, and assess feasibility for fabrication
Incorporate life-cycle, operability, and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) considerations into the design, ensuring long-term asset performance
Manage stakeholder engagement, deliver regular progress reports, and chair meetings with clients, partners, regulators, vendors, and internal teams
Champion HSE-by-design and quality, lead technical reviews, and drive robust risk management to support project approval and handover.
Qualifications:
Minimum 15 years in offshore oil and gas, with at least 8 years in FPSO engineering and 5 years in FEED/EPC project leadership
Demonstrated leadership of FEED for at least one FPSO project; experience with FPSO redeployment, life extension, or major modifications is highly valued
Proven ability to manage multiple engineering contractors and coordinate complex interfaces (Topsides, Turret, Marine)
Hands-on involvement in Long Lead Item/Package strategies, including RFQ development, technical bid evaluation, and early procurement
Familiarity with Lease and Operate/BOO models and long-term O&M obligations
Knowledge:
Strong expertise in internal turret systems, topside critical components, and relevant international standards (API, ASME, ISO, IMO, IEC)
Understanding of classification society rules and re-certification for redeployed units
Familiarity with typical engineering deliverables (PFDs, P&IDs, equipment lists, layouts, mooring/motion analysis, hazardous area classification, SLDs)
Solid grasp of procurement processes for major equipment packages
Strong risk management, decision quality, and life-cycle cost analysis skills
Commercial acumen related to Lease and Operate contract structures, risk allocation, and FPSO life-cycle economics
Skills:
Excellent written and verbal communication
Strong stakeholder management and negotiation
Confident meeting facilitation and reporting
Proven leadership of multidisciplinary, multicultural teams
Decisive, structured thinking and sound judgement under pressure
Strong organisational and planning ability
Integration mindset across disciplines and contractors
Cultural sensitivity and adaptability
Digital literacy and ability to interpret engineering deliverables
Coaching, mentoring, and resilience in high-pressure environments
Hercules Offshore is actively engaged in the energy transition by developing clean energy production solutions, applying our offshore engineering and operations capabilities to drive future value creation. Our aim is to create tailored energy solutions for evolving global energy markets.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Participate in all project phases, from concept development and tendering to FEED, construction, and procurement of mooring equipment.
Lead or support the design of mooring systems for FPSO/FSU/FSO units. (dependent on candidate).
Oversee and follow up on mooring and riser engineering services, including EPC contractor deliverables.
Perform structural modelling in hydrodynamics software (e.g., WADAM, Orcaflex, Ariane), working closely with Naval Architecture.
Perform system calculations and develop operation philosophies and design manuals.
Work closely with Supply Chain, Estimation, and Planning teams.
Review and approve deliverables from suppliers, as well as support technical and commercial clarifications.
Support operations, technical maintenance teams, and offshore units as required.
Qualifications:
You hold a master’s degree in marine or hydrodynamics engineering.
You have relevant experience (5–10 years preferred)
You are familiar with hydrodynamics and mooring analysis software such as WADAM, Orcaflex, Ariane, SIMO/Riflex, or similar tools.
You have an interest in Python coding; experience is an advantage but not essential.
You communicate fluently in English, both orally and in writing.
You are ambitious to develop as an expert or lead engineer within mooring and hydrodynamics.
Skills:
You thrive as a team player, bringing a proactive attitude and a positive approach to our office environment.
You are comfortable working independently, applying a structured and systematic mindset to your tasks.
You communicate clearly and confidently, ensuring your reporting is always accurate and meaningful.
You consistently deliver high-quality work within agreed timelines.
You enjoy collaborating in a multidisciplinary, multinational environment where diverse perspectives are valued.
Hercules Offshore is actively engaged in the energy transition by developing clean energy production solutions, applying our offshore engineering and operations capabilities to drive future value creation. Our aim is to create tailored energy solutions for evolving global energy markets.
We are looking for an experienced Technical Authority – Structural to provide technical leadership, governance, and assurance across our FPSO and offshore portfolio. In this role, you will be the custodian of naval architecture standards, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient design and operation throughout the asset lifecycle — while influencing how the discipline continues to evolve. This is a senior expert role for someone who enjoys combining deep technical mastery with strategic influence, collaboration, and continuous improvement.
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
Own and continuously develop the company’s structural technical standards, defining minimum requirements for projects and operations
Provide expert technical guidance to projects, asset operations, and the wider technical organisation
Lead and support verification and assurance activities, ensuring compliance with corporate standards, regulatory requirements, and class rules
Review and approve technical deviations, engineering methods, tools, and key discipline deliverables
Act as the main technical interface with classification societies, regulators, and industry bodies
Capture and implement lessons learned from projects and operations to drive continuous improvement
Mentor and support the professional development of Structural Engineers across the organisation
Collaborate closely with other engineering disciplines to deliver integrated, optimised solutions.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 15 years’ experience in offshore Oil & Gas or a closely related industry working with floating production facilities
Strong experience across both project and operational phases of offshore facilities, preferably FPSOs
Previous experience as a Principal Engineer, Lead Engineer, or Technical Authority / Subject Matter Expert
Proven ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary and multinational environments
Master’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
Bachelor’s degree with extensive relevant experience may also be considered
Skills:
Deep expertise in structural, construction and materials engineering
Strong understanding of industry rules and standards related Structural such as ABS, DNV, API, AISC, NORSOK, ISO and EC
Knowledge of structural analysis softwares such as SACS, SASAM Genie, STAADPRO etc.
Solid grasp of the technical, contractual, and commercial aspects of FPSO design, construction, and operation.
The Senior Regulatory Analyst will be responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance for offshore operations and projects, defining deliverable scopes and deadlines, and supporting engineering, sustainability, safety, project management, and operations teams. This position will coordinate regulatory requirements, consolidate technical documentation, assess compliance risks, support audits and inspections, and implement action plans to address findings. The role contributes directly to maintaining operational licenses, preventing non‑compliance, avoiding fines or interdictions and ensuring alignment with internal schedules, budgets and applicable requirements.
Responsibilities
Define the scope and deadlines for deliverables that sustain compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, observing production schedules and budgets
Support the definition of responsibilities and resources to achieve regulatory compliance efficiently, observing the organization charts and budgets
Incorporate lessons learned to Hercules Offshore, set action plans to prevent or address audit findings, notifications, and conditions to operate imposed by the Authorities
Collaborate with engineering, sustainability, safety, project management, and operations to ensure awareness of regulatory requirements, build compliance, and fulfill Hercules Offshore schedules.
Ensure that compliance-related tasks are executed efficiently, facilitating licenses and approvals, as well as preventing fines and interdictions
Consolidate engineering document lists, including all tech safety studies that are required to grant and sustain licenses and approvals needed to operate
Assess the content of engineering, tech safety, and other management system documents to provide proper support and guidance to achieve compliance.
Follow up on specific discussions and execution wherever assigned to ensure proper incorporation of regulatory compliance requirements and related risk
Support activities to implement Hercules Offshore strategy and scope for internal regulatory compliance self-assessment, inspections, and audits to prevent project schedule delays, interdictions and fines
Track, manage, and ensure proper closure and documentation of regulatory-related action items.
Perform and/or guide inspections and audits of Hercules Offshore facilities to assess and ensure proper compliance with regulatory and statutory requirements
Organize and coordinate internal preparations for regulatory audits
Flag to the Regulatory and Institutional Affairs Manager always when a potential critical non-conformance is identified or delays in regulatory compliance may delay schedules or not follow the original budgets
Support all other regulatory-related activities when required
Requirements
Education
Engineering degree
Experience
Experience with regulatory requirements applied to offshore platforms.
Experience fulfilling requirements for ANP shipyard audits.
Experience responding to ANP conditions to operate
Knowledge of Class, Flag, and Navy requirements
Knowledge
Good understanding and knowledge of Offshore systems
Familiar with engineering/industry standards such as API, ASME, ASTM, NACE etc
Advanced English
The Production Control Engineer will be responsible for ensuring the integrity, accuracy, and traceability of production data, acting as the technical authority for hydrocarbon accounting, allocation, reconciliation, and reporting across offshore facilities. Working closely with metering, subsurface, finance, and commercial teams, the role will guarantee reliable calculation and reporting of oil, gas, water, and associated fluids, while driving continuous improvement of accounting systems, data quality, and best practice.
Responsibilities:
Ensure accurate hydrocarbon accounting for oil, gas, water, and associated fluids, including production allocation, reconciliation, inventory management, ullage calculations, and custody transfer, as well as injection, waste, and emissions, performed within internal and industry standards with due diligence, analysis, and data validation
Work closely with Metering, Subsurface, and Facilities teams to review production data and uncertainties, address measurement and reconciliation discrepancies, and coordinate corrective actions
Perform, validate, and approve daily, monthly, and annual production reconciliations between metering systems, tank inventories, export measurements, and allocation calculations prior to regulatory and internal reporting
Support the classification and allocation of production deferment or losses according to internal guidelines
Review, maintain, and improve all hydrocarbon and fluids accounting processes, reporting routines, data acquisition, models, and methodologies, ensuring accurate distribution of production volumes and compliance with internal, industry, and regulatory requirements
Maintain the integrity and reliability of production accounting data, systems, and processes, ensuring full traceability and auditability of all reported figures
Participate in operational reviews and provide production accounting input to support operational decision making
Act as the technical focal point for production control and hydrocarbon accounting matters within the organization
Support regulatory audits, inspections, and data requests related to production and other fluids accounting
Support the implementation and maintenance of production accounting tools and data analytics platforms
Promote automation and digitalization initiatives related to production data management and reporting
Requirements
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree in any field of Engineering
Experience:
Experience in this position in the Oil and Gas industry
Knowledge:
Familiar with metering regulation and best industry standards such as ANP, RTM, API, SOX
Experience in hydrocarbon accounting and production data management
Good understanding and knowledge of FPSO marine & process systems
Knowledge of programming languages such as Python, SQL
Knowledge in Hydrocarbon Accounting Tools (such as Energy Components, EnergySys, PDM)
Job Description
Role Overview:
The Coating Advisor is responsible for overseeing the specification, application procedures and processes, quality control, and maintenance of protective coatings on fleet vessels. The role ensures that coatings meet the required standards for durability, corrosion resistance, energy efficiency and safety, as well as comply with industry specifications and regulations.
During dry dock projects, the Coating Advisor works closely with shipyards and shipyard contractors to ensure coatings are applied correctly with substrate surface preparation as per paint makers recommendations.
On fleet vessels, to standardize the paint application process and painting scheme to ensure preventive coatings are applied correctly and maintained throughout the lifecycle of the vessel.
Be guided by our Group Vision, Mission, Values and KPIs. Develop, implement and drive long term and short-term strategy for improved and cost-effective vessel condition and operational performance.
Maintain close relationships with key stakeholders within BWEK, Sea Staff, Clients and 3rd party service providers.
The Coating Advisor reports directly to the Head of Projects, and indirectly to the Head of Technical, Fleet Managers, Technical, and Emission & Efficiency.
Key Responsibilities
Protective Coating Policies and Procedures:
Develop fleet wide protective coating Policies, procedures, schedules and processes to ensure optimal coating protection, visual condition and energy
Inspection and Quality Control:
Inspect areas for surface preparation (e.g., abrasive blasting, cleaning) before paint application.
Inspect surface cleanliness and preparation, ensuring that the surfaces are free of contaminants (oil, rust, salt, etc.) prior to painting.
Ensure proper environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) for painting and curing.
Verify that coatings and paints are applied according to specification, including manufacturer instructions and industry standards.
Conduct visual inspections of applied coatings to ensure they meet the required thickness, uniformity, and finish.
Perform coating adhesion and curing tests if different paint makers paint schemes are used on a project.
Material and Product Assessment:
Evaluate the quality of coatings and materials being used, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and standards.
Verify the proper storage and handling of paints, coatings, and related materials.
Review product data sheets and verify the compatibility of paints and coatings for specific applications.
Evaluate efficient and cost-effective substrate surface preparation equipment, standardization across the fleet.
Documentation and Reporting:
Create Paint Maintenance charts for each of Fleet vessels, identify coating suppliers to ensure cost effective coating maintenance.
Maintain accurate inspection records, including coating thickness, inspection results, and non- conformance reports.
Generate inspection reports detailing findings, corrective actions, and recommendations for improvement.
Ensure that coating and painting activities are documented for future reference, maintenance, and compliance audits.
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT):
Conduct NDT inspections, including ultrasonic coating thickness measurement to assess the integrity of coatings.
Conduct pull-off adhesion tests if different paint makers paint is applied.
Compliance and Safety:
Ensure that all coatings and paint applications adhere to relevant safety and environmental regulations (e.g., VOC limits, hazardous material handling).
Ensure compliance with international maritime regulations such as SOLAS, MARPOL, and ISO standards.
Conduct safety checks on work areas to prevent accidents related to coatings and hazardous materials.
Monitor and enforce the use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers involved in substrate surface preparation and coating applications.
Collaboration:
Work closely with Shipyard, Shipyard contractors, Paint maker inspector and Ship manager to coordinate coating inspection
Provide technical support and guidance to ship staff to address issues related to coatings and surface preparation.
Advise on best practices for coating application, maintenance, and repair, including recommending improvements for corrosion prevention.
With internal stakeholders, FM Technical, FM Emission & Efficiency, Purchasing Manager, including on timely implementation.
Maintenance Monitoring:
Monitor the periodic coating maintenance work done by ship staff on fleet vessels.
Monitor monthly paint consumption, inventory and supply distribution
Review vessels’ monthly photos of coating maintenance in co-ordination with Technical & Marine teams.
Ballast tank, Void spaced, Fresh Water and other tanks coating quality and condition inspection and monitoring.
Investigation on coating failures in the fleet and draw up a corrective and preventive action plan.
Review onboard surface preparation and coating application processes, onboard training, and monitoring future performance.
Monitor hull fouling condition in co-ordination with Emission & Efficiency team, robotic cleaners’ maintenance / performance.
Participate in training programs provided by paint makers to maintain professional knowledge and expertise in coating inspection techniques.
Qualifications
We are looking for a highly motivated and detail-oriented Coating Advisor who can thrive in a dynamic maritime environment. If you have a strong eye for quality, technical expertise in coatings, and the flexibility to support operations anytime, we encourage you to apply.
At least a High School Diploma, or preferably an Associate Degree or Technical Certification in Coatings Technology
Industry certifications such as NACE Level 1/2/3, SSPC Coating Inspector, or other recognized painting/coating inspection qualifications are highly preferred
Minimum of 2 years’ relevant experience as a Coating Advisor in the maritime industry
Hands-on experience in inspection and application of marine coatings (e.g., antifouling, anti-corrosive, weather-resistant) is an advantage
Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify coating application issues; familiarity with coating inspection tools and testing methods
Knowledge of environmental and safety regulations within the maritime industry
Effective communication skills with the ability to work across diverse teams and produce clear, concise reports
Self-driven, organized, and resourceful with a strong results-oriented mindset
Strong team player with the ability to collaborate across functions in a fast-paced environment
Willingness to travel on short notice and adapt to a 24/7 on-call work arrangement
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Word), SharePoint, and capable of delivering effective presentations
Job Description
Reporting to Fleet Manager, Marine & Security.
Manage the daily Marine operational aspects of a group of vessels covering – navigation, mooring, deck equipment, safety equipment, Port arrival / departure & STS operations and general condition.
Manage and ensure safe cargo operations of loading / discharging, grade change, tank preparation.
Work in conjunction with the Technical team for Drydock specification, planning and execution.
Responsible for the vessel’s 3rd party inspections – SIRE, CDI, PSC, USCG, Terminal, Flag etc.
Conduct Management Inspections and Internal audits on ships. Identify areas for improvement and verify implementation of the corrective and preventive action.
Review and respond to vessel reports – Navigational, Safety, SIRE/CDI inspection, PSC inspections, Internal audits, Near misses, Incidents/Accidents.
Liaise with interested parties such as Class, Oil Majors, Ship Owners, Suppliers and other stakeholders to ensure vessel’s are certificated in accordance to International regulations.
Review vessels record keeping and documentation to comply to International regulations and Company’s Policies and Procedures.
Manage and monitor all planned and unplanned repairs to ensure conducted safely.
Conduct safety, environmental and security drills onboard to assess effectiveness, incl. work with vessels to ensure that LTIFs are zero.
Conduct appraisals of Officers and recommend actions.
Interview deck officers to evaluate suitability for selection/promotion.
Conduct investigation of incidents/accidents on board when appointed to do so by the Fleet Managers.
Qualifications
Holding Master Mariner Certificate of Competency.
Sailing experience as a Master or Chief Officer on LPG / Ethylene Vessels
Technologically driven, comfortable working in a digital environment, logical process development.
Ability to develop, improve and implement safe, and cost-effective technical vessel management processes.
Committed and responsible in meeting deadlines with excellent time management skills.
Independent, outcome driven, organized and resourceful.
Strong team orientation and has the ability to manage cross-functional relationships in a dynamic and fast-paced environment.
Good command of spoken and written English.
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Word)
About the Role:
As Project engineer (piping/mechanical), you will play a vital role in supporting newbuild, conversion, and modification projects. In this role, you will give expertise related to piping and mechanical aspects of newbuild and conversion projects—from gas vessels to FSRUs/FSUs. You will work closely with the project team, including the project manager, engineering manager, other discipline specialists, as well as other stakeholders.
Your Responsibilities Include:
Conducting technical evaluations of piping and mechanical systems and equipment for various projects
Performing feasibility studies and technical assessments for new and ongoing projects
Reviewing detailed engineering drawings, specifications, and related documentation
Coordinating with contractors, vendors, and stakeholders to meet project requirements
Ensuring compliance with industry standards, regulations, and best practices
Providing on-site support, troubleshooting, and conducting inspections during construction and installation phases
Collaborating with the Project Manager to manage timelines and project deliverables
Actively participating in technical problem-solving and refinement of engineering solutions
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in mechanical / marine engineering, or a related field
relevant experience in the maritime or shipping industry
solid expertise in the design, evaluation, and implementation of piping and mechanical systems
preferably experience within LNG and/or cryogenic systems
familiarity with maritime industry standards and regulations
strong command of English, both spoken and written
Personal qualities:
Attention to detail as well as strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Effective communication and interpersonal abilities
A proactive mindset with the ability to work independently and collaboratively
Adaptability and the capacity to manage multiple tasks in a dynamic environment
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