Marine Engineer (Hull & Facilities – FLNG) at U-Connect Human Resources Consulting

JOB PURPOSE / OBJECTIVE

• The Marine Engineer provides engineering support for the hull, marine systems, and associated facilities of a Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facility. The role ensures the integrity, safety, operability, and reliability of marine systems throughout design, fabrication, construction, commissioning, and operations.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Review hull and marine engineering designs, specifications, calculations, and drawings.
• Support engineering for ballast, bilge, seawater, drainage, and other relevant marine systems.
• Assess hull integrity, vessel stability, weight control, and marine system interfaces.
• Coordinate with naval architects, structural engineers, and other engineering disciplines.
• Review classification society requirements and applicable marine regulations.
• Participate in design reviews, hazard studies, and constructability assessments.
• Review contractor, shipyard, and vendor engineering deliverables.
• Support commissioning, troubleshooting, and resolution of marine engineering issues.

KEY COMPETENCIES

• Minimum 8–12 years of relevant marine engineering experience, preferably on LNG, FLNG, FPSO, offshore vessel, or shipbuilding projects
• Experience with hull systems, marine equipment, vessel stability, and offshore facility interfaces
• Knowledge of applicable IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, and classification society requirements
• Strong technical documentation and multidisciplinary coordination skills
• Review hull and marine engineering designs, specifications, calculations, and drawings.
• Support engineering for ballast, bilge, seawater, drainage, and other relevant marine systems.
• Assess hull integrity, vessel stability, weight control, and marine system interfaces.

JOB QUALIFICATION & REQUIREMENT

• Bachelor’s degree in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.
• Minimum 8–12 years of relevant marine engineering experience, preferably on LNG, FLNG, FPSO, offshore vessel, or shipbuilding projects.
• Experience with hull systems, marine equipment, vessel stability, and offshore facility interfaces.
• Knowledge of applicable IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, and classification society requirements.
• Strong technical documentation and multidisciplinary coordination skills.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

• Compliance of marine engineering deliverables with project requirements.
• Timely resolution of hull and marine systems interface issues.
• Quality of technical reviews and engineering recommendations.
• Effective support for commissioning and operational readiness.