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Ship Hull Manager plans, organises, and oversees shipbuilding and hull maintenance activities, ensuring structural integrity, safety, and compliance with regulatory and performance standards. They supervise engineers and technicians, manage repair and construction projects within budget and schedule, and coordinate with contractors and relevant personnel. The role includes conducting inspections, performing risk assessments, and preparing technical reports to ensure ships meet international maritime regulations.

Tasks

Supervise hull production, maintenance, repair, and modification activities within shipyard operations.

Conduct inspections of hull structures to assess damage, wear, and structural condition.

Develop and implement maintenance and repair schedules for ship hulls.

Coordinate and manage teams of engineers, technicians, and support staff involved in hull operations.

Ensure compliance with maritime safety standards and regulatory requirements.

Plan and implement production strategies and operational procedures for hull-related works.

Review and approve technical drawings, plans, and specifications for hull construction and repair.

Liaise with ship owners, contractors, and suppliers to coordinate project activities.

Ensure timely completion of hull projects within budget and quality standards.

Prepare technical reports, maintenance documentation, and progress records.

Skills

Basic

Critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address ship hull–related technical issues.

Effective communication skills to coordinate with internal departments and external stakeholders.

Knowledge of safety requirements, environmental regulations, and risk assessment practices.

Leadership and management skills to lead ship hull teams and operations.

Project and time management skills to manage multiple tasks and meet operational deadlines.

Specific

Knowledge of International Maritime Organisation (IMO) regulations and maritime compliance requirements.

Knowledge of interpretation of technical drawings and engineering specifications.

Knowledge of maintenance and repair planning for ship hull structures.

Knowledge of marine materials, coatings, and corrosion prevention techniques.

Knowledge of naval architecture and ship hull design principles in shipbuilding operations.

Knowledge of quality management practices in hull construction, maintenance, and repair.

Knowledge of shipbuilding production processes and workflow management.

Knowledge of workplace safety and health standards in shipyard operations.

Additional Info

QUALIFICATION

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

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e-Latih Online Course

Madani TVET Course

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