Marine Terminal Engineer

Job Requirements

• Perform engineering assessments of marine Terminal facilities, including berthing, mooring and other facilities
• Has ability to provide innovative solutions /automations/ methodologies to build a differentiation for Quest Global
• Perform operational assessments to assist facilities with risk management activities and assuring compliance with industry standards
• Drive and manage Engineers to execute structural Integrity workflows with Quality at scale
• Provide pre-sales support for new business deals and post-sales support for the new projects assigned
• Drive core team members to recruit skilled resources and train internal resources to build required competency
• Coordinate the activities between customer, sales organization and global technical teams
• Flexible to make short business trips to offshore offices & sites
• Lead, develop, nurture and manage global customer relationships and drive strategic partnering initiatives to address unique business situations and complex technology needs
• Review technical scoping, estimation, perform feasibility studies, mapping customer expectations and design solutions
  

Work Experience

• Bachelor's or Master's in Civil / Structural Engineering or Marine Structures related discipline
• Master's in Civil (Structural) Engineering or Marine Structures related discipline will be advantage
• experience in the field of Marine Terminal / Coastal Structural / Ports / Harbor / Berthing & Mooring
• Minimum 5 years relevant industry experience
• Candidates should be self-motivated and focused on achieving business results
• Solid technical and analytical skills
• Strong communication, innovative thinking, and teamwork capabilities
• Knowledge of key industry guidelines for marine
• Knowledge of mooring and fender
• Capable of reading and interpreting drawings and specifications for typical marine terminal components (cargo transfer systems, mooring, fenders, gangways, etc.)
• Experience of marine terminal structures and facilities (e.g., ship size, effective mooring layouts, gangway and loading arm or hose operating envelopes, etc.)
• Experience in assessing existing operations