Assistant Manager - Engineering at Norfin Offshore Limited

Task And Responsiblities

• Responsible for the effective design effort.
• Establish best practices in Engineering in Norfin Offshore Shipyard GTD, including quality system, technical codes and standards.
• Ensure that all designs comply with criteria, specifications and standards required.
• Review design results to ensure that Engineering has incorporated the contract requirements, as well as industry standards and best practices.
• Allocate tasks between disciplines, and to successfully manage inter-discipline interfaces.
• Review and approve the engineering schedule and monitor integration of the engineering schedule into the overall project schedule.
• Manage the technical communication.
• Check technical accuracy of work.
• Develop a scope of work, with agreement from Client, Proposals Manager, to define budget, overall schedule and CTRs.
• Establish a project specific organization for the Engineering where required.
• Ensure that personnel are fully updated on their individual function and responsibilities.
• Liaise with Tender Manager on commercial elements of tender, namely each of the CAPEX and OPEX cost elements for the commercial proposal for input to the financial analyst.
• Ensure that the strategic commercial elements for the tender are addressed in the Engineering.
• Establish a document control system, including client & contractor documentation and specifically a system for tracking and addressing client comments.

Requirements
Education:

• Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Marine Engineering or Naval Architecture or any other relevant disciplines

Experience:

• Relevant experience of minimum 3 years in supervisory position in engineering or Ship Building or workshop fabrication organization.
• The Engineering Manager shall have sufficient cross-discipline technical knowledge and experience in order to allocate tasks between disciplines, and to successfully manage inter-discipline interfaces.
• Have prior working experience in offshore/onshore engineering or processing projects.
• Understanding of international codes and standards particularly IGC/ IGF, SIGTTO, OCIMF and Class requirements with respect to Ship building applications.
• Good analytical and problem-solving skills
• Good communication skills both verbally and in writing