Marine Interface Manager

China Communications Construction Company Limited (Singapore Branch); Singapore; On-site; SGD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading marine operations firm in Singapore is seeking an experienced Master Mariner with at least 5 years of sailing experience, including 2 years on FSRU. The role requires familiarity with international standards, capacity to manage interfaces with various marine stakeholders, and support in developing engineering deliverables and operational manuals. If you are a driven leader with the ability to support commissioning plans between onshore and marine teams, we encourage you to apply.

Qualifications

• Master mariner with at least 5 years of experience, including 2 years on FSRU.
• Familiarity with international standards and guidelines.
• Ability to lead and manage marine interfaces.

Responsibilities

• Lead interface management between FSRU Owners and other stakeholders.
• Support development of engineering deliverables related to marine interface.
• Assist in developing operational manuals and commissioning plans.

Skills

Master mariner

Leadership

Interface management

Job description

• Master mariner having sailed as Chief Officer on LNG ships for at least 5 years of which 2 years should be on FSRU.

• Familiar with international standards and guidance from industry bodies.

• Capacity to lead and manage interfaces with FSRU Owners, Bunker vessel operators, Port authorities, SLNG and other marine stakeholders.

• Capacity to lead and support the development of engineering deliverables relating to the marine interface o Understanding of basic process physics and engineering requirements (e.g. JT effect, able to understand HMB)

• Understanding of hard arm operating and maintenance requirements o Understanding of SSL requirements and limitations

• Support the development of operational philosophy and development of the required manuals (e.g. Terminal information manual, operating procedures, maintenance programmes, checklists etc.)

• Capacity to support the development and implementation of the commissioning plan, in particular the interface between the onshore and FSRU design teams.