For a Leading Dry bulk Shipping Company with an extensive Newbuilding Programme: Naval Architect
Responsibilities
Coordinate and monitor the Plan Approval process for the Company’s newbuilding vessels, covering Hull, Machinery and Electrical disciplines.
Review and evaluate shipyard drawings, plans, calculations and technical documentation, providing technical comments and recommendations where required.
Liaise closely with shipyards, classification societies, equipment makers and the Company’s site supervision teams to ensure timely resolution of technical matters.
Monitor the status of drawings, plans, calculations and technical submissions, ensuring timely follow-up of pending approvals and revisions.
Ensure compliance of vessel design and technical documentation with approved specifications, Classification requirements and applicable Statutory regulations.
Provide technical support throughout the various stages of vessel design, construction, testing and commissioning.
Review technical proposals and documentation submitted by shipyards and makers, identifying discrepancies and ensuring alignment with project requirements.
Coordinate with internal and external stakeholders to address technical issues and develop effective solutions.
Support the Technical/Newbuilding team in monitoring project progress and ensuring the timely and successful delivery of newbuilding vessels.
Maintain accurate records of technical comments, approvals, revisions and outstanding matters throughout the newbuilding process.
Ensure all assigned activities are carried out in accordance with Company procedures, quality standards, Class requirements and applicable regulations.
Requirements
Degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering or a related discipline.
4+ years of relevant experience in Newbuilding, Plan Approval and/or On-Site Shipbuilding Supervision.
Previous experience with Dry Bulk vessels / Bulk Carriers will be highly valued.
Experience working with shipyards, Classification Societies and/or equipment makers will be considered a strong asset.
Solid understanding of ship design, construction, Class and Statutory requirements.
Strong ability to review and comment on Hull, Machinery and Electrical drawings and technical documentation.
Good understanding of the end-to-end newbuilding process, from design and Plan Approval through construction, testing and delivery.
Excellent command of English, both written and spoken.
Proficiency in MS Office and relevant technical / engineering software.
A proactive, hands-on and solution-oriented approach.
Benefits
Private Medical Insurance
Performance Bonus
Competitive remuneration package
Opportunities for professional development and career growth
