A leading marine engineering firm in Singapore is seeking a Marine Engineer (Generators) to manage field service reports and troubleshoot propulsion-related equipment. Ideal candidates should have mechanical engineering training and at least five years of experience in the marine industry. Responsibilities include conducting daily safety meetings, mentoring junior staff, and executing repairs and maintenance tasks. A strong command of English and ability to travel on short notice are necessary for this role.
Qualifications
Five or more years of experience in the marine industry.
Ability to travel abroad on short notice.
Mechanical engineering training is preferred.
Responsibilities
Create field service reports with repair images.
Read electrical drawings and troubleshoot.
Help create parts quotations for maintenance.
Conduct daily Tool Box meetings for safety.
Mentor junior engineers as needed.
Carry out small and major repairs on marine equipment.
Conduct yard and sea trials for new gearboxes.
Coordinate yard, basin and sea trials for gearbox commissioning.
Skills
Troubleshooting propulsion-related equipment
Strong communication in English
Travel abroad ability
English communication
Education
Mechanical engineering training (NITEC or above)
Job description
About the job Marine Engineer (Generators)
Key Responsibilities:
Create a field service report and include relevant before and after repair images in it for the ultimate give a client report
Able to read electrical drawings and carry out simple electrical fault troubleshooting system with little or no direction
Help the workshop manager create a parts quotation so the buyer may buy spares to carry out maintenance and/or overhaul
Hold daily Tool Box meetings and make sure that workplace health procedures and safety regulations are followed
When required, mentor and oversee junior engineers.
Execute additional tasks as needed by the workshop from time to time.
MRO services, such as organising, identifying, diagnosing, and carrying out small and major repairs major OEM marine propulsion equipment overhaul
Includes yard, basin and sea trials for the new gearbox's commissioning.
Requirements:
Mechanical engineering training, ideally NITEC or above
Five years or more of experience in the marine industry, specifically in propulsion
Capable of troubleshooting propulsion-related equipment with little supervision
It is essential to have the ability to travel abroad, even on short notice.
Strong communication abilities in both written and spoken English