Hull / Structural Superintendent - #1131500

Key Responsibilities

Technical & Execution

• Supervise hull and structural repairs on jack-up rigs, including legs, spud cans, chords, braces, racks, jacking systems structures, decks, and pontoons.

• Interpret structural drawings, repair sketches, class-approved methods, and NDT requirements.

• Plan steel renewal, insert plate replacement, cropping, alignment, and fit-up activities.

• Control dimensional accuracy, tolerances, and alignment during structural works.

Project & Coordination

• Coordinate with Piping, Mechanical, Electrical, Painting, and Scaffolding teams.

• Liaise with Client, Class (ABS/DNV/LR), and third-party surveyors for inspections and approvals.

• Monitor progress, manpower, material availability, and work fronts.

• Resolve on-site technical issues, clashes, and access constraints.

Quality Control

• Ensure works comply with approved ITPs, WPS, PQR, class rules, and project specifications.

• Supervise welding, NDT (UT, MT, PT, RT), dimensional checks, and close-out inspections.

• Ensure proper documentation of steel renewal records, weld maps, and as-built drawings.

Safety & Compliance

• Enforce shipyard HSE rules and offshore structural safety standards.

• Conduct toolbox talks, risk assessments, and permit-to-work compliance.

• Ensure safe execution of hot work, working at height, lifting operations, and confined spaces.

Qualifications & Experience

Mandatory

• Diploma / Degree in Mechanical, Structural, or Naval Architecture Engineering.

• Minimum 10–15 years’ experience in offshore / shipyard structural works.

• At least 5 years as Hull / Structural Superintendent on jack-up rigs or offshore units.

• Strong knowledge of jack-up structural systems and repair methodologies.

Technical Knowledge

• Offshore structural standards and class rules (ABS / DNV / LR).

• Structural steel grades, welding procedures, and distortion control.

• NDT requirements and structural integrity assessments.

Skills & Competencies

• Strong leadership and supervision capabilities.

• Ability to manage multiple work fronts under tight dry-dock schedules.

• Excellent coordination and stakeholder management skills.

• Practical, hands-on approach to problem-solving.

Working Conditions

• Shipyard and onboard jack-up rig environment.

Extended working hours during critical repair phases.