Marine Systems Design Engineer

Responsibilities

• The Marine Engineer is responsible for managing matters relating to marine and cargo operations and providing active support to existing and future marine operations;
• Review the marine-related Management of Change processes;
• Ensure the marine-related Manuals are up to date;
• Provide expertise and technical support for marine systems related issues;
• Participate in the investigations of marine-related incidents/accidents/equipment failures;
• Support the Operability and Operations Readiness Department for the marine discipline by:
  • Participating in HAZID, HAZOP during the project phase;
  • Reviewing Operations Manuals before the issue;
  • Participating in pre-sail away audits in the yards and pre-start-up  audits onboard the units for the marine discipline.
• Support and provide marine operational experience to other departments such as the Assets Integrity, Technical Authorities, and the Marine Safety Working Group;
• Collaborate with the budget preparations for the units;
• Visit the shore bases or offshore sites as required.

Requirements

• MSc or BSc degree or equivalent (i.e. Professional Certification) in any field of Marine Engineering, Process Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Higher Seafaring College or General Operational Technology (AOT);
• At least 7 years working experience in Marine Systems Engineering and Design (Preferably on Pre-FEED, FEED, and Detailed phase);
• In-depth experience and sound technical knowledge in both conceptual and detailed design of (marine and production) systems on floating & production units (FSO's, FPSO's, Oil & Gas Carriers, Chemical Tankers, Drilling Units, Semi's, TLP) for the Oil & Gas Industry;
• Good interface knowledge with related disciplines i.e. Naval, E&I, Piping, HVAC, Process, Technical Safety & Regulatory;
• Preferably working experience in/ with Shipyards, Shipboard Operation, Marine Equipment Vendor and Manufacturer;
• Preferably experience in Engineering & Design and/or Operation of LNG carriers;
• Familiar with the latest (marine) systems and equipment technology and having the ability to specify and judge the suitability of equipment, while keeping a good balance between technological advancement and commercial awareness;
• Familiar with rules of classification societies (i.e.: ABS, DNV GL, BV, and Lloyds), international organizations, and proper implementation of Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (HSSE) policies;
• Have experience with review methods, such as HAZID, HAZOP, SIL, LOPA HP/LP Reports, SIF Reports, etc.