Steel Outfitting Engineer

Company Overview Baker Engineering designs and builds mobile offshore units and critical equipment for the offshore marine industry. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of SGX Mainboard-listed Baker Technology Limited, a leading manufacturer and service provider for the oil & gas sector. Job Summary Overseeing the Hull & Outfitting Section to deliver engineering solutions for tertiary steel structures and outfitting installations, ensuring compliance with schedules, budgets, and quality standards in the marine/offshore industry. Responsibilities Oversee the Hull & Outfitting Section to ensure adherence to project schedules, budgets, work plans, and performance standards Design and detail tertiary steel structures including accessways, platforms, material and equipment handling structures, yard lifting supports, and prepare steel nesting and cutting plans Prepare bills of material and review material selection to support project requirements Coordinate contract specification requirements and integrate production inputs into engineering drawings and documentation Manage progress reporting and schedule engineering deliverables to meet project timelines Conduct site visits to diagnose and resolve engineering issues by verifying existing conditions or new construction Collaborate with production teams, subcontractors, and consultants to resolve technical issues impacting hull and outfitting schedules and deliverables Liaise with QA/QC, owners, statutory, and classification authorities to inspect and approve completed outfitting installations, including piping systems, HVAC, electrical cabling, and equipment foundations Engage with vendors, client representatives, and accreditation bodies as needed to support project execution Review and respond to classification society comments to ensure compliance Ensure compliance with government regulations and company QSHE policies, practices, and procedures at all times Perform additional tasks assigned by the supervisor to support project and operational goals Required competencies and certifications Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in the marine/offshore industry with a Diploma in naval architecture, structural, marine, or related engineering discipline, or minimum 6 years of relevant marine/offshore industry experience Prior experience in newbuild and conversion of Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels Familiarity with Marine & Offshore rules, regulations, and requirements Preferred competencies and qualifications Knowledge of Intergraph Software