| Main Responsibilities(For External Recruitment) | |||||
| 1. Lead project execution from kick‑off, design review, construction supervision up to offshore commissioning and certification issuance. Develop project execution plan, resource plan and risk register. Monitor project schedule, budget and man‑hour consumption, control project cost. 2. Serve as primary point‑of‑contact for EPCs, shipyards, asset owners and subcontractors. Coordinate internal design reviewers, surveyors and overseas specialists. Organize project meetings, resolve technical disputes and client enquiries, drive action items to closure. 3. Be familiar with main classification rules, MODU code and statutory requirements. Understand FEED and detailed design deliverables, identify major technical risks, organize internal technical reviews and assess technical deviations to ensure compliance for certification. 4. Clarify Scope‑of‑Work (SOW) and prevent scope creep. Evaluate additional client requirements, assess workload, drive internal quotation and contract change process to safeguard project profitability. 5. Issue regular project status reports to internal management and clients. Identify risks such as schedule delay, technical disagreement and resource shortage, prepare mitigation plans. Conduct lesson‑learned summary upon project completion. 6. Maintain relationships with key oil & gas, EPC clients and shipyards. Support tender & bid preparation with technical input, identify potential new project opportunities. | |||||
| Requirements(For External Recruitment) | |||||
| 1. Bachelor’s degree or above, major in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering, Offshore Oil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related disciplines. 2. Minimum 5‑year relevant offshore industry experience, with at least 3‑year hands‑on offshore project management experience. Candidates from classification society, EPC or FPSO shipyard background are preferred. Proven track record delivering at least one complete FPSO / FLNG/ FSO project covering FEED, design and construction phases. 3. Solid knowledge of offshore class rules, classification process and statutory survey requirements. Competent in project planning, risk management, schedule‑cost‑scope control. Proficient in written & spoken English for international emails, reports and meetings. Strong cross‑functional coordination, conflict resolution and negotiation skills. PMP certification is preferred; relevant professional engineer certificate is a plus. 4. Result‑oriented, capable of multi‑tasking under pressure. Good client awareness, logical thinking with risk anticipation, balanced view over technology, cost and commercial interests. |