Structural Steel Engineer (Marine and Offshore EPC)

Key Responsibilities

• Assess contract terms, technical drawings, and equipment specifications to ensure compliance with design requirements.

• Ensure timely delivery of design and engineering production drawings for awarded projects.

• Coordinate with designers, classification societies, vendors, and clients to meet specifications for newbuilding, repair, and conversion projects.

• Interpret design drawings and apply classification rules and maritime regulations in project execution.

• Address technical comments in writing, propose solutions, and prepare drawing remarks for distribution to relevant stakeholders.

• Prepare production drawings based on class-approved or client-issued design documents.

• Develop technical drawings including general arrangements, outfitting plans, lifesaving equipment layouts, structural strength calculations, block construction plans, weight estimates, weight control reports, and lifting arrangements.

• Support commercial newbuilding and repair teams during tender exercises by developing preliminary design concepts aligned with tender requirements.

• Work both independently and collaboratively within a team environment.

Requirements

• Polytechnic Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or an equivalent qualification.

• Minimum 3–5 years of engineering experience in structural design within the marine or offshore industries.

• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and AutoCAD.

• Willingness to travel overseas for technical meetings as required.

• Ability to interpret marine structural drawings, understand technical specifications, and engage in client discussions.

• Strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.