Port Engineer

Qualifications

• Holds ATT I/II certification or relevant ship technical experience
• Minimum 3–5 years experience as Engineer Officer/2nd Engineer/Chief Engineer/Port Engineer/Maintenance Engineer/Offshore Vessel Technical Support
• Proficient in engine room operation, PMS/CMMS, basic troubleshooting, oil/fuel/cooling water awareness, LOTO/isolation awareness, PTW/JSA/RA, basic RCA, and class/docking awareness
• Capable of machinery inspection, maintenance verification, defect assessment, spare parts identification, reading manuals/drawings, and vendor coordination
• Detail-oriented, disciplined in documentation, comfortable with field observation, good communication with crew, strong follow-up and problem-solving skills, and a safety mindset
• Good Indonesian; able to read technical English; proficient in MS Office, CMMS/mobile apps, photo documentation, and shared drives

Job Description

• Conduct vessel visits to verify technical condition, manual books, nameplates, running hours, equipment list, onboard spares, actual defects, and fuel oil control
• Collect asset register data (Level 1–5), equipment code, serial number, model, maker, capacity, location, manual reference, and equipment photos
• Verify onboard PMS against running hours, calendar, maker's manual, maintenance history, and actual equipment condition
• Assist the Technical Superintendent in preparing maintenance forecasts, spare part requirements, and work orders for PMS due dates or technical defects
• Perform first-level technical assessment of vessel defects (symptoms, possible cause, risk impact, spare parts required, manpower/vendor required, temporary mitigation)
• Collect defect and close-out evidence (photos/video, job reports, measurements, test results, parameters, crew statements as needed)
• Verify onboard technical spares, serviceable/unserviceable status, part numbers, compatibility, min/max stock, and reorder needs
• Support technical PR processes by clarifying specifications, photos, drawings, part numbers, dimensions, and materials with Procurement/Vendor
• Accompany vendors/service engineers/workshops during onboard work and ensure results are properly reported and documented
• Monitor fuel system, lube oil, cooling water, engine parameters, battery health, purifiers, filters, pumps, compressors, steering, hydraulics, and critical machinery per Technical Superintendent's direction
• Ensure onboard technical work follows the SMK/SMS Manual, LOTO, JSA/RA/PTW, coordinating with HSE/DPA and vessel crew
• Support CMMS data input and validation (asset code, item code, WO, defect, history, spare parts, close-out evidence)