Provide technical advice to management on the condition of the fleet and any matter likely to affect the availability of any vessel in the fleet for duty
Assist with the maintenance and crew utilisation of computer-based planned maintenance and procurement systems
Provide support in the preparation of dry-docking specifications and budgets, maintenance and repair budgets, and overall monitoring of expenditure
Consult with management to plan maintenance schedules, labour requirements and work programs
Monitor and coordinate ongoing statutory requirements for surveys and audits of all vessels
Inventory control of stores and spare parts, including pick-up and delivery from local suppliers and service contractors
Liaise with management to coordinate repair work, safety inspections and supply of new plant and equipment with production schedules
Demonstrated experience in the field of engineering, with a relevant maritime or trade qualification
Experience supervising a team of engineers and coordinating external service contractors to provide technical solutions
An understanding of various mechanical equipment and systems including diesel engines, power generation, dynamic positioning, tug propulsion systems and hydraulics
Experience liaising with classification societies and statutory bodies on vessel certification & documentation compliance
A solution-oriented mindset, with the ability to perform root cause analysis to determine underlying problems
A strong degree of initiative and the ability to work with minimal supervision
Competency in MS Office Suite and basic understanding of computer network hardware and system architecture
The flexibility to travel to port locations as required to meet operational demands
Papua New Guinea
