Construction Lead (HU Marine/Logistics)

Minimum Requirements:Bachelor’s degree in sciences, marine disciplines or engineering, or Diploma in marine or nautical disciplines with STCW II/2, STCW III/2 Certification.Experience in handling/managing offshore marine units operating in the oil and gas industry.8 years seagoing experience as a shipboard engineer or sea officer, including 1 year as Chief Engineer or Master.Broad knowledge of critical marine operations including offshore construction, vessel movements such as jack-up barges, rigs, and barge/vessel cranes.Knowledge of Dynamic Positioning Systems & Operations, DP FMEA Analysis, DP FMEA Proving Trials, Annual DP Trials, ASOG/CAM.Experience in managing Marine Assurance & Compliance processes, following corporate requirements and international standards.Knowledgeable in International Maritime Regulations, Codes, and Standards.Experience within the Middle East region is advantageous.Previous Marine Warranty Surveyor (MWS) and Marine Consultancy experience is advantageous (Preferably OVID accreditation).Roles and Responsibilities:Steward and execute all project Marine Units’ safety and quality assurance activities as the Construction Lead HU Marine / Logistics, functioning as a focal point throughout the Marine Execution phase of the Project.Maintain a robust and effective Marine Assurance and compliance process for the Offshore Spread within the defined project group.Support the Marine Assurance process integration and standardization in collaboration with the MPMCF and OPCO Marine.Guide and support project teams with extensive knowledge of protocols and best practices in the Maritime Industry.Review and analyze technical marine operational challenges, develop, recommend, and implement effective solutions to improve efficiency and reliability.Serve as project focal point and custodian of all assurance activities for all floating, marine assets engaged in the project.Reinforce Marine Assurance and Compliance for all MP Marine Units in accordance with international regulations, standards, classification societies, flag state, local regulations, and company procedures.Manage the Marine Unit Acceptance (MUA) Certificate and dossier stewardship with Marine Operations, ensuring validity per the current Marine Operations Procedure (MOP).Oversee the Marine Operation Safety Induction (MOSI) for all Project Personnel, Crew, and Passengers prior to departing port/offshore.Implement and ensure the Marine Guidelines (Project Marine Unit) and Marine Operations Procedures are communicated to stakeholders as required.