TECHNICAL MANAGER

Pengiklan Anonim; Jakarta Utara; On-site; IDR 200.000.000 - 300.000.000; Full time

Job summary

A leading maritime company in Indonesia is seeking a Technical Manager to oversee the technical condition and operational readiness of AHTS offshore vessels. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring compliance with class and flag state regulations, managing the technical budget, and leading the technical team. Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Marine, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering, along with at least 3 years of relevant experience. Traveling to vessels and shipyards is required.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years experience as Technical Manager/5 Years Technical Superintendent/3 Years Assistant Technical Manager.
• Strong knowledge of planned maintenance and vessel operational requirements.
• Able to manage budget and technical reporting.

Responsibilities

• Overall responsibility for technical condition and performance of AHTS offshore vessels.
• Coordinate dry docking, special surveys, and major repairs.
• Prepare and control annual technical budget.

Skills

AHTS vessel machinery and systems

Planned Maintenance System (PMS)

Cost control

Leadership and communication

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Marine/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering

Job description

Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Electrical Engineering.

Minimum 3 years experience as Technical Manager / 5 Years Technical Superintendent /3 Years Assistant Technical Manager handling vessel maintenance and repair.

Strong knowledge of:

• AHTS vessel machinery and systems (main engine, propulsion, DP‑related systems, deck machinery, towing & anchor handling equipment)
• Planned Maintenance System (PMS)
• Dry docking and major repair planning
• Offshore operational requirements and class regulations
• Good understanding of ISM Code, ISPS Code, Class Rules, Flag State, and Offshore Charterer requirements

Able to manage budget, cost control, and technical reporting.

Strong leadership, coordination, and communication skills.

Willing to travel and make regular visits to vessels and shipyards.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Fleet Technical Management

Overall responsibility for technical condition, reliability, and performance of AHTS offshore vessels.

Ensure vessels are maintained in compliance with Class, Flag State, Charterer, and Company standards.

Provide technical advice and consultation to Executive Management regarding vessel condition, repair strategy, risks, and improvement plans.

Develop, implement, and monitor Planned Maintenance System (PMS) for all vessels.

Plan, supervise, and control:

• Routine maintenance
• Emergency breakdown handling

Coordinate dry docking, special surveys, and major repairs, including scope of work, budgeting, execution, and close‑out reporting.

Conduct technical inspections onboard vessels to verify machinery condition and maintenance quality.

3. Cost Control & Budgeting

Prepare and control annual technical budget, including maintenance, spare parts, and docking costs.

Review and monitor engineering and technical expenses to ensure cost efficiency without compromising safety or reliability.

Analyze maintenance trends and propose cost optimization strategies.

4. Technical Team Leadership & Development

Manage, supervise, and guide Technical Superintendents, Port Engineers, and technical staff.

Develop competency, training, and performance monitoring programs for the technical team.

Ensure technical staff clearly understand their duties, responsibilities, and KPIs.

5. Compliance, Audit & Documentation

Develop and implement technical audit programs to ensure company policies and procedures are applied safely and effectively.

Ensure all ship technical documents are updated and properly controlled, including:

• Machinery manuals
• Technical drawings
• Maintenance records
• Certificates and class documentation

Support internal and external audits (ISM, Class, Flag State, Charterer inspections).

6. Operational & Customer Coordination

Cooperate with charterers and customers during technical and operational inspections.

Coordinate with Operations Department to ensure technical readiness aligned with offshore project requirements.

Support vessel performance during offshore operations, including critical towing, anchor handling, and standby duties.

7. Vendor, Shipyard & Third-Party Coordination

Coordinate with shipyards, workshops, makers, and service providers for repair and maintenance works.

Supervise quality, specification, and installation of spare parts, equipment, and materials.

Ensure vendors deliver work according to agreed scope, quality, timeline, and cost.

Identify, analyze, and resolve technical issues and risks affecting vessel operation.

Provide immediate technical support during breakdowns or offshore emergencies.

Implement preventive measures to avoid recurring technical failures.

9. Reporting & Planning

Prepare periodic technical reports (monthly/quarterly/annually) covering:

• Maintenance status
• Budget realization
• Technical issues and corrective actions

Set quarterly technical targets and monitor achievement against plans.