Job Purpose
The Hull & Outfitting Site Engineer is responsible for overseeing hull construction and outfitting activities for new-build vessels, ensuring that all works are completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with project specifications, classification society requirements, quality standards, and project schedules.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise daily hull construction and outfitting activities, including aluminum fabrication, welding, forming, assembly, and installation works.
- Monitor and ensure compliance with vessel specifications, approved drawings, classification society requirements, welding procedures, and quality standards (e.g. WPS, DNV).
- Conduct inspections on hull structures, framing, shell plating, foundations, and outfitting installations to verify dimensional accuracy, alignment, and fit-up.
- Coordinate with production, quality assurance, engineering, procurement, and subcontractor teams to ensure smooth execution of works.
- Support the installation of outfitting components, including equipment foundations, deck machinery, doors, hatches, access structures, and associated fittings.
- Identify and resolve technical issues arising during construction and act as a liaison between the design team and production teams.
- Monitor work progress and prepare daily reports, inspection records, work completion records, and non-conformance reports (NCRs) where required.
- Verify material traceability and support receiving inspections for construction materials and outfitting equipment.
- Participate in client, owner, classification society, and internal inspections as required.
- Ensure compliance with workplace safety regulations, project quality requirements, and company policies.
Requirements
Education
- Diploma or Degree in Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Shipbuilding, or a related engineering discipline.
Experience
- Experience in shipbuilding, vessel construction, offshore, marine, or heavy engineering projects.
- Experience in hull construction, outfitting, structural fabrication, or production engineering within a shipyard environment.
- Experience with aluminum vessel construction, high-speed craft, patrol vessels, naval vessels, or commercial shipbuilding projects will be an advantage.
Technical Competencies
- Knowledge of shipbuilding processes, hull fabrication, outfitting works, and marine construction methodologies.
- Familiarity with welding standards, inspection requirements, and quality control practices.
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, construction plans, 3D models, and production documentation.
- Understanding of classification society requirements and shipbuilding quality standards.
- Proficient in preparing technical reports, inspection records, and construction progress updates.
Why Join Us?
Drive the Future of Shipbuilding
At Penguin International Limited, we don’t just build ships; we set industry benchmarks.
As a global leader in high-speed aluminum commercial vessels, we are at the forefront of maritime innovation, including the design and deployment of cutting-edge hybrid-electric and pure electric propulsion systems.
A Legacy of Excellence and Innovation
With over 50 years of heritage and the global recognition of our "Flex" brand of crewboats and security boats, we offer a stable yet dynamic environment. You will play a pivotal role in maintaining the quality of vessels that are trusted by our clients around the world.
Cross-Border Leadership
This role offers a unique opportunity to manage quality standards across international borders. You will gain diverse operational experience by bridging our Singapore headquarters with our high-volume production hub at PT Kim Seah Shipyard in Batam.
Professional Growth and Impact
We value technical expertise and leadership. In this role, you are a key stakeholder in our "Quality First" culture, with the autonomy to drive process improvements and mentor the next generation of maritime professionals.