ASSISTANT SECTION HEAD (PIPING & HVAC)

ASSISTANT SECTION HEAD (PIPING & HVAC)

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Piping

15 20 years of experience in Piping; with at least 5 years of experience in a managerial position in ship building Industry

QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE & SKILLS

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Piping

Experience:

Minimum Experience:

15 20 years of experience in Piping; with at least 5 years of experience in a managerial position in ship building Industry

Skills

Job-Specific Skills:

Excellent Supervisory and Managerial skills

Knowledgeable of the standard practices and methods Piping & HVAC trade.

Strong knowledge and understanding of Marine/Offshore Piping field

Problem-solving skills

Knowledge and Technical Understanding of Shipbuilding, Ship repair industry

Good communication skills

Good interpersonal skills

Proficient in computer operations

Design Skills

Construction Methods and Procedures

Process Improvement

Documentation Skills

Safety Awareness

Policies, Systems, Processes & Procedures

Provide inputs and implement policies, systems and procedure for the assigned team so that all relevant procedural/ legislative requirements, fulfilled while delivering a quality, cost-effective service.

Continuous Improvement

Participate in the identification of opportunities for continuous improvement and sustainability of systems, processes and practices considering global standards, productivity improvement and cost reduction.

Look for areas of improvement

Periodical Evaluation and development of unit team, listing required training for continual development.

Reporting

Prepare sectional statements and reports timely and accurately to meet Zamil Offshore and departmental requirements, policies and quality standards.

Maintain project database in Technical Server and backup Project data.

Health & Safety

Maintain an awareness of all health and safety rules applying to the assigned tasks and tools to ensure that safe working practices are observed.