Marine Engineer (Hull & Facilities – FLNG) at U-Connect Human Resources Consulting

U-Connect Human Resources limited is a wholly owned Nigerian company with its head office in Lagos, Nigeria. Established in 2004, with an aim to transform your business into customer centers through our innovative Human Resources and pro-active Customer care solution.

The firm offers an array of services; personnel outsourcing, recruiting, customer services, quality management solutions, outplacements, and payroll administrations.

We draw our competitive strengths from partnerships with global firms in Europe, UAE and Africa, as we engage cutting edge techniques, and highly skilled professionals to provide cost effective solutions, designed to enhance our client’s corporate strategy and performance.JOB PURPOSE / OBJECTIVE

The Marine Engineer provides engineering support for the hull, marine systems, and associated facilities of a Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) facility. The role ensures the integrity, safety, operability, and reliability of marine systems throughout design, fabrication, construction, commissioning, and operations.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Review hull and marine engineering designs, specifications, calculations, and drawings.
Support engineering for ballast, bilge, seawater, drainage, and other relevant marine systems.
Assess hull integrity, vessel stability, weight control, and marine system interfaces.
Coordinate with naval architects, structural engineers, and other engineering disciplines.
Review classification society requirements and applicable marine regulations.
Participate in design reviews, hazard studies, and constructability assessments.
Review contractor, shipyard, and vendor engineering deliverables.
Support commissioning, troubleshooting, and resolution of marine engineering issues.

KEY COMPETENCIES

Minimum 8–12 years of relevant marine engineering experience, preferably on LNG, FLNG, FPSO, offshore vessel, or shipbuilding projects
Experience with hull systems, marine equipment, vessel stability, and offshore facility interfaces
Knowledge of applicable IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, and classification society requirements
Strong technical documentation and multidisciplinary coordination skills
Review hull and marine engineering designs, specifications, calculations, and drawings.
Support engineering for ballast, bilge, seawater, drainage, and other relevant marine systems.
Assess hull integrity, vessel stability, weight control, and marine system interfaces.

JOB QUALIFICATION & REQUIREMENT

Bachelor’s degree in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.
Minimum 8–12 years of relevant marine engineering experience, preferably on LNG, FLNG, FPSO, offshore vessel, or shipbuilding projects.
Experience with hull systems, marine equipment, vessel stability, and offshore facility interfaces.
Knowledge of applicable IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, and classification society requirements.
Strong technical documentation and multidisciplinary coordination skills.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)

Compliance of marine engineering deliverables with project requirements.
Timely resolution of hull and marine systems interface issues.
Quality of technical reviews and engineering recommendations.
Effective support for commissioning and operational readiness.