About the role

AI summarised

The Piping Engineer will be responsible for overseeing and executing repair activities on vessels, ensuring all operations comply with stringent safety, quality, and contractual requirements. This role involves coordinating multidisciplinary teams, managing project milestones, controlling costs, and maintaining high safety standards throughout the repair process.

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Key Responsibilities

Administer, monitor, and ensure all operations conform to high safety requirements and maintain rigorous safety standards.
Plan, prioritize, and execute repair activities based on defect lists provided by the ship owner, utilizing available resources.
Coordinate and disseminate all repair activities according to schedules with supervisors, yardmen, and contractors as per Department Work Instructions.
Attend safety coordination meetings to ensure repair activities are conducted safely and meet all statutory, regulatory, and contractual requirements.
Liaise with the Ship Repair Manager regarding variations and additional in-scope work, including raising variation orders.
Ensure all completed works are thoroughly documented and verified by the Client.
Control costs through proper material ordering, manpower deployment, rework prevention, and continual improvement on work methods.
Conduct Risk assessments before commencing work and counsel employees on compliance with HSE regulations.

Requirements

Minimum Diploma in Marine Engineering or Mechanical Engineering, NTC 3 certification, or equivalent/apprenticeship in Marine Piping and Plumbing.
Preferably with 2 years of working experience in a similar capacity.
Basic knowledge of Piping Standards and compliance with Codes/Policies (e.g., ASME Code for Pressure Piping B31.3, ASME IX, IACS).
Effective planning, supervisory ability, and conflict management skills.
Strong problem-solving and decision-making abilities are essential.
Ability to maintain excellent interpersonal skills and work effectively under stressful situations.