Structural Work Preparator

Overview

Structural Work Preparator - International Maritime Industries

Responsibilities

• Identify the scope of work (onboard, in workshop, or other areas), quantify it, including manhours breakdowns and material requirements.
• Receive client signatures on markup drawings and prepare materials, requisitions, and related documentation.
• Follow up with work in progress and closure of the work and relevant documentation.
• Adhere to, reinforce, and promote IMI Health, Safety, Environment and Quality Policies.
• Evaluate repair specifications, calculate total repair weight, itemize manhour requirements and total duration, prepare material lists, and requisition materials as needed.
• Prepare drawings / sketches as markups, obtain client signatures, and distribute as required.
• Liaise with Operations project controls for information required / submittals.
• Assist in bid support as required.
• Prepare material lists for execution and ensure material availability from Warehouse or direct purchase.
• Prepare detailed job sheets for supervisors, record daily progress, and prepare final work descriptions for approval by the Section / Department Head.
• Update vessel weight files for structural repairs and miscellaneous items; capture actual as-built weights for commercial purposes.
• Close all relevant GRNs and SRNs on time for proper cost capture and gross margin calculation.
• Prepare scope of work, work packages, and specifications for work outsourced to external parties.
• Nest steel plate to minimize material waste and optimize cutting (scallops, recesses, lighting holes) for CNC plasma cutting rather than manual onboard work when possible.
• Provide estimated man-hours and progress details to Production Planning Units.
• Attend daily on-board meetings with Owner's Representatives and Project Managers to follow progress.
• Develop work descriptions and perform other relevant tasks as directed by management.

Requirements

Education : Bachelor’s degree in a relevant engineering discipline, or a related diploma with extensive experience.

In-depth knowledge of production processes in a shipyard environment for ship and rig repairs.

Excellent communication skills (oral and written) in English.

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