Port Engineer Fujairah National Group LLC

The Port Engineer is responsible for the technical management, maintenance planning, and operational readiness of a fleet of crew boats. The role ensures vessels remain seaworthy, compliant, and available for charterers with minimal downtime.

Key Responsibilities

� Technical & Maintenance Management

• Oversee day‑to‑day technical operations of the crew boat fleet.

• Plan, schedule, and supervise routine maintenance, dry‑dockings, and major overhauls.

• Conduct regular vessel inspections to ensure machinery, hull, and equipment are in optimal condition.

• Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical issues and coordinate repairs with workshops or OEMs.

• Maintain accurate maintenance records and ensure PMS (Planned Maintenance System) compliance.

� Regulatory & Compliance

• Ensure all vessels comply with class, flag state, port state, and client requirements.

• Monitor the validity of statutory certificates and arrange timely renewals.

• Coordinate with surveyors, auditors, and authorities during inspections.

� Spare Parts & Inventory Control

• Manage procurement of spare parts, consumables, and technical supplies.

• Monitor onboard inventory levels and ensure critical spares are always available.

• Evaluate suppliers and negotiate pricing to optimize cost efficiency.

� Crew Support (Technical)

• Provide technical guidance to onboard engineers and crew.

• Support the crew in troubleshooting and ensure proper maintenance practices are followed.

• Participate in crew technical training and safety awareness programs.

� Budgeting & Cost Control

• Prepare and manage technical budgets for each vessel.

• Monitor repair costs, fuel consumption, and maintenance expenses.

• Review and approve technical invoices and job completion reports.

⚓ Operational Readiness

• Ensure vessels are always ready for deployment with minimal downtime.

• Coordinate with the operations team for planned maintenance windows.

• Respond to technical emergencies and arrange rapid support when required.

� Reporting

• Prepare technical reports, breakdown analyses, and maintenance summaries.

• Update management on vessel condition, upcoming repairs, and cost forecasts.

Qualifications & Skills

• Marine engineering degree or equivalent technical qualification.

• Experience with crew boats, fast support vessels, or small craft engines (e.g., Caterpillar, Cummins, MTU).

• Strong knowledge of marine regulations, class rules, and PMS systems.

• Excellent troubleshooting, planning, and communication skills.

• Ability to work under pressure and respond quickly to operational demands.