Marine Terminal - Integrity Engineer

Roles & Responsibilities:

1. Perform engineering assessments of marine Terminal facilities, including berthing, mooring and other facilities
2. Has ability to provide innovative solutions /automations/ methodologies to build a differentiation for Quest Global
3. Perform operational assessments to assist facilities with risk management activities and assuring compliance with industry standards
4. Coordinate the activities between customer, regional and global technical teams
5. Perform fitness for service engineering assessment based on existing conditions.
6. Provide repair scope after structural assessments for continuous operations.
7. Read and interpret general arrangement drawings, structural drawings and design calculation sheets, understand the components within the marine terminal.
8. Understand the inspection data, inspection summary and assign the damage class based on the equipment degradation documents.
9. Perform probability failure assessments and failure consequence assessments.

Education and Experience:

• Experience in Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Heavy Industrial assets (Don't delete this point)
• Bachelor's or master's in Marine Structures, Ocean/Coastal engineering, Offshore structures, Dredging and Harbour Engineering disciplines
• Master's in Structural Engineering with experience in Marine terminal structure design experience.
• Experience in the field of Marine Terminal / Coastal Structural / Ports / Harbor / Berthing & Mooring
• Minimum 1-3 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 berthing, 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 marine terminal operations