Wharf Support Lead — Mooring, Towing & Safety

St Engineering; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd in Singapore is seeking a Chargehand, Wharf Support and Services-Changi to lead a team responsible for wharf support tasks, mooring operations, fueling and water replenishment, and laying out shore power cables.

The role requires a minimum 3 years of marine experience, the ability to handle heavy loads and ropes, a Class 3/4 driving license, and a readiness to work outdoors; you will ensure safety, coordinate with clients, and train staff.

Qualifications

• O Level / NTC in any engineering discipline.
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience (marine/maritime preferred).
• Able to handle heavy loads and ropes.
• Strong leadership and team management skills.
• Possess a valid Class 3 and 4 Driving License.
• Comfortable working in outdoor environments.

Responsibilities

• Lead a team of workers performing wharf support and services tasks.
• Oversee mooring operations and handle berthing ropes during ship arrival/departure.
• Manage fuel and water replenishment operations, including hose handling.
• Provide and manage shore power supply cables' laying/storing for ships.
• Conduct risk assessments for all tasks and ensure safety compliance.
• Coordinate service schedules with clients and act as the main point of contact.
• Train team members on WSS procedures and standards.
• Escort workers in accordance with security protocols.
• Execute work for the towing services on time.
• Ensure the maintenance and pre-checklist records for the two tow trucks are kept and maintained.
• To report any defects immediately after daily checks.

Skills

Leadership

Team management

Rope handling

Outdoor environment

Heavy loads

Education

O Level / NTC in engineering

Job description

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd in Singapore is seeking a Chargehand, Wharf Support and Services-Changi to lead a team responsible for wharf support tasks, mooring operations, fueling and water replenishment, and laying out shore power cables.

The role requires a minimum 3 years of marine experience, the ability to handle heavy loads and ropes, a Class 3/4 driving license, and a readiness to work outdoors; you will ensure safety, coordinate with clients, and train staff.