Marine Project Engineer: Yacht Refits & Systems

Safe Harbor Marinas (SHM); West Palm Beach (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Safe Harbor Marinas, the world’s largest marina operator, seeks a naval architect/marine engineer to lead vessel engineering for project scopes and proposals. You will estimate costs, schedules, and qualifications for refit work while ensuring compliance with class society rules and safety standards.

Responsibilities include preparing technical specs, coordinating with shipyards, classification societies, and project teams; and traveling to sites as needed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, or related field and 4 years of naval architecture/design experience.
• Ability to read blueprints and understand ship systems, operations and repair methodologies.
• Knowledge of classification society rules and regulations (Lloyd’s, ABS, DNV etc).

Responsibilities

• Contribute technical vessel engineering expertise to produce project work scope from customer requests and business specs.
• Estimate cost, quality requirements and schedule for projects.
• Develop yacht repair/refit proposals and change orders with technical specs and process guidelines.
• Contribute to safety in design and risk management per Rybovich standards.
• Communicate with shipyard teams, vessel reps, contract personnel and Classification Society reps.
• Travel to customer and project sites as required.

Skills

Yacht operations

Shipbuilding process

Blueprint reading

MS Office

AutoCAD

Adobe

Classification rules

Education

Bachelor's in Naval Architecture

Tools

AutoCAD

Adobe

MS Word/Excel/PowerPoint

Job description

Safe Harbor Marinas, the world’s largest marina operator, seeks a naval architect/marine engineer to lead vessel engineering for project scopes and proposals. You will estimate costs, schedules, and qualifications for refit work while ensuring compliance with class society rules and safety standards.

Responsibilities include preparing technical specs, coordinating with shipyards, classification societies, and project teams; and traveling to sites as needed.