Site / Project Engineer (Marine)

Job Desciption The Site/Project Engineer will play a pivotal role in managing the execution of marine engineering projects, ensuring seamless coordination between shipyards, subcontractors, and vendors. This position requires hands-on supervision of HVAC systems, interior outfitting, hydraulic deck machinery, and commissioning activities, while maintaining compliance with technical standards and class requirements. The role demands strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and flexibility to travel regionally to support multiple projects. Key Responsibilities 1. Project & Site Execution Manage day-to-day site activities for assigned projects, including installation, testing, and commissioning works. Coordinate with shipyard teams, owners’ representatives, subcontractors, and vendors to ensure smooth execution. Ensure works are carried out in accordance with approved drawings, technical specifications, and class rules. Monitor project progress, manpower deployment, and site schedules. Identify site constraints and propose practical engineering solutions. 2. Marine HVAC Systems Supervise installation of marine HVAC equipment such as chillers, AHUs, FCUs, ducting, piping, and control systems. Coordinate HVAC testing, balancing, and commissioning activities. Support troubleshooting of HVAC performance issues during installation and operation. Assist in resolving interface issues between HVAC, electrical, and piping systems. 3. Interior Design & Outfitting Works Coordinate interior works including accommodation outfitting, panels, ceilings, furniture, and finishing works. Ensure workmanship quality meets project requirements and owner expectations. Coordinate with interior subcontractors and suppliers on materials, installation sequences, and rectification works. 4. Hydraulic Deck Machinery Supervise installation and alignment of hydraulic deck machinery (e.g. winches, cranes, capstans, power packs). Coordinate hydraulic piping, flushing, pressure testing, and functional testing. Support commissioning and troubleshooting of hydraulic systems in collaboration with OEMs and yard teams. 5. Commissioning & Troubleshooting Participate actively in pre-commissioning, commissioning, and sea trial activities . Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, control, and hydraulic issues during installation and testing phases. Liaise with OEMs, suppliers, and technical teams to resolve defects and non-conformities efficiently. Prepare commissioning checklists, test reports, and punch list closure documentation. 6. Documentation & Reporting Review and mark up drawings, method statements, and technical submissions. Prepare site reports, progress updates, and issue logs for internal and client reporting. Support preparation of as-built drawings and handover documentation. 7. Coordination with Class & Authorities Support inspections by classification societies (ABS, DNV, BV, etc.) and flag/state authorities. Ensure findings and comments are properly addressed and closed. 8. Travel & Regional Support Willing and able to travel frequently within the region (e.g. Singapore, Southeast Asia, China) depending on project needs. Provide on-site support for multiple projects when required.