Project Engineer-Marine (Dry-docking and shipyard is experience must )

Job Title: Project Engineer – Marine

Overview

We are seeking a skilled and self-driven Project Engineer – Marine to independently manage ship repair projects for vessels ranging from 70m to 180m . The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise, excellent project control capabilities, and the ability to lead shipyard operations with a focus on safety, quality, and timely delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• Independently plan, manage, and execute ship repair projects for commercial and naval vessels.
• Oversee work related to mechanical propulsion systems, including CPP shafts, bow thrusters, azimuth thrusters, main engines, and gearboxes.
• Lead and coordinate dry-docking activities, shipyard operations, and repair schedules.
• Monitor project progress, ensuring delivery on time, within scope, and within budget.
• Identify, analyze, and resolve technical issues through quick decision-making and timely consultation with subject matter experts.
• Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols, quality standards, and regulatory compliance.
• Coordinate with internal teams, contractors, vendors, and classification bodies.
• Prepare project documentation, progress reports, and technical records.
  
  

Requirements

• Degree or diploma in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, or relevant field.
• Proven experience managing ship repair or shipyard projects independently.
• Strong hands-on knowledge of propulsion systems, engines, gearboxes, and marine machinery.
• Experience working with both commercial and naval vessels.
• Solid understanding of dry-docking procedures and shipyard operations.
• Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and technical troubleshooting skills.
• Excellent communication, coordination, and stakeholder management abilities.
• High commitment to safety and quality standards.
  
  

Skills: dry-docking,shipyard operations,marine machinery,engines,ship repair,naval vessels,quality standards,propulsion systems,gearboxes,safety protocols