Stabbert Marine & Industrial

Engineer

• The Port Engineer is responsible for effectively meeting the technical goals of the company.
• Ensuring the vessels are technically fit to operate, preventative maintenance is attended to, critical spares are maintained and operational, and downtime is minimized.
• Develop, manage, and execute preventive and corrective maintenance schedules.
• Coordinate with shipyard, contractors, and vendors for repairs and dry-docking.
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues related to mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
• Ensure vessels are in optimal condition to meet operational schedules and mission requirements.
• Conduct routine inspections to verify that vessels meet company and client standards.
• Develop and manage annual budgets for vessel maintenance and repairs.
• Monitor and control Technical operation costs, ensuring cost-effective solutions.
• Maintain accurate records of spare parts and equipment inventory.
• Manage class inspections, surveys, and certifications to maintain compliance.
• Keep up to date with regulatory changes impacting vessel operations.
• Manage relationships with shipyards, repair facilities, and parts suppliers.
• Review and approve contractor scopes of work, bids, and invoices.
• Coordinate logistics for on-site contractors during maintenance or repair projects.
• Collaborate with vessel chief engineers to plan and conduct crew training on technical systems and safety protocols.
• Liaise with the HR department to ensure technical crew members are qualified and certified according to industry standards.