We are looking to hire Engineer II, Ship-lift System, who will be responsible for but not limited to

• Ensuring cost-efficient and safe operation of all the mechanical components related to the ship-lift and transfer system, Manage asset reliability/availability risks that could adversely affect the business, leads the day-to-day maintenance in coordination with the Asset Management Department’s maintenance team and recommends measures to prevent failures reoccurrence, Lead a group of Assistant mechanics and other operation teams to fulfill his task and Comply with IMI Policies & Procedures and values.

Key Accountabilities:

• Assists in ensuring safe ship-lift hoist and platform operation through Control Desk/ Control Room software based and alarms etc. are addressed appropriately before proceeding further.
• During the docking operation and following the instructions of the Senior Operator/ superintendent/Dock Master, ensure loads adjustment on winches and any other required ship-lift equipment operation.
• Ensure preparation of winches and platform well before docking operation.
• Ensure all winches, alarms, sensors, motors, MCC, control room and other ship-lift equipment are in safe operational state, tested and certified if any, and kept clean and serviceable.
• Assists in Preparation of diagrams, charts, drawings, calculations, and reports to define ship-lift problems and make recommendations for improvements.
• Assists in Follow up the ship-lift preventive/ predictive maintenance plans to ensure these are in full alignment with the reliability plans and targets.
• Participates in the final check out of new installations. This includes factory and site acceptance testing that will ensure adherence to functional specifications.
• During the docking operation and following the instructions of the Group Leader/ superintendent/ Dock Master ensure that any other required ship-lift equipment is operational and ensure it is used as per the OEMs’ recommendations.
• Communicate regularly with the maintenance team to report any deficiencies and to follow up routine maintenance tasks.
• Assist maintenance team in trouble shooting any deficiency and relative blueprint drawings reading.
• Ensure the scope of work defined by the management is fulfilled as per company procedures and policies.

Working Relationships:

Internal Interactions: 

• Marine Operation Managers.

• Marine Operation Ship-lift Superintendents/ dock masters.
• Marine Operation Supervisors.
• Marine Operation workers

External Interactions:

• Lifting & Rigging Superintendents / Supervisors.
• Asset Management Superintendents / Supervisors.
• M&E Shop Superintendents / Supervisors.
• Marine Assets Maintenance Superintendent.
• Reliability Engineers.
• Contractors/Suppliers.

Education:

• B.S Degree in electrical engineering or equivalent.

Experience:

• 0-6 years of experience in a relevant field 

Professional Qualifications (Certifications & Accreditations):

• It is a plus to have a working knowledge of OSHA / NEBOSH and ISO standards and practices.
• Excellent Computer Skills in MS Office

Competencies (Knowledge, Skills & Abilities):

• Understanding of Health and Safety practices.
• Excellent team working skills.

Languages:

• English. (Mandatory)
• Arabic / Others (desirable)