The Role: Naval Architect Engineer - Client Representative — Onsite Supervision & QA/QC
As part of the Peak Ocean PMT, you will act strictly in the client's interest, reporting to the Senior/Lead Naval Arch Engineer. Your mission is to provide day-to-day field oversight of the shipyard's hull and marine systems work — ballast, mooring, and jacking systems, ensuring it is executed safely, to specification, and on schedule.
- Conduct day-to-day hull and marine systems inspection, and progress tracking.
- Monitor ballast/bilge system tests, watertight integrity checks, and contractor routine operations.
- Witness marine system testing, verify the closeout of punch lists, and ensure all site modifications match approved "as-built" marine drawings.
- Report daily progress and any technical concerns to the Senior/Lead Naval Arch Engineer.
- Enforce contractor adherence to marine specifications, freeboard/draft marks, and tolerances laid out in the project contract.
Requirements & Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Naval Architecture or Marine/Ocean Engineering.
- Working knowledge of jack-up rig marine systems (legs/spud cans, jacking system, ballast/bilge, mooring).
- Familiarity with IMO MODU Code and Classification Society rules is an advantage.
- Minimum 4–7 years of experience in offshore/marine construction or fabrication.
- PMT / Client Representative experience preferred but not essential.
- Excellent command of Communication with the assertiveness to hold contractors accountable on behalf of the client.
Work Location: In person