Assistant Manager - Pipe Shop(EPC/NB/CONV.)

• Supervises the day-to-day operations of the pipe department to ensure that work processes are implemented as designed and comply with established policies, processes and procedures.
• Having the health and safety as the first priority on daily activities.
• Reviews, approves and follows up project programmes and take appropriate measure where required for contractual delivery of projects
• Research and development of new work techniques and technologies related to pipe fabrication and welding, including improvement of documentation process flow for the Department.
• Receiving from the Department Manager and execution of any work related instructions.
• Substitution of the Department Manager during his absence, when appointed so.
• Definition of the priorities for the daily work processes of the Department.
• Liaison with other trades, Ship Repair Managers, Superintendents ensuring smooth workflow on projects.
• Inspection of work sites inside the department (workshop, offices) and on board in order to make sure resources are optimised.
• Raise Occurrence Reports and approve repair methods for rejected work.
• Approve Material Requisitions.
• Prepares and recommends the Pipe section budget by preparing analysis and data related to specific elements as directed.
• Monitors the financial performance of the Pipe section against budgets so that areas of unsatisfactory performance are identified and rectified promptly and potential performance improvement opportunities are capitalised upon
• Supervises the day-to-day operations of the pipe department to ensure that work processes are implemented as designed and comply with established policies, processes and procedures.
• Having the health and safety as the first priority on daily activities.
• Reviews, approves and follows up project programmes and take appropriate measure where required for contractual delivery of projects
• Research and development of new work techniques and technologies related to pipe fabrication and welding, including improvement of documentation process flow for the Department.
• Receiving from the Department Manager and execution of any work related instructions.
• Substitution of the Department Manager during his absence, when appointed so.
• Definition of the priorities for the daily work processes of the Department.
• Liaison with other trades, Ship Repair Managers, Superintendents ensuring smooth workflow on projects.
• Inspection of work sites inside the department (workshop, offices) and on board in order to make sure resources are optimised.
• Raise Occurrence Reports and approve repair methods for rejected work.
• Approve Material Requisitions.
• Prepares and recommends the Pipe section budget by preparing analysis and data related to specific elements as directed.
• Monitors the financial performance of the Pipe section against budgets so that areas of unsatisfactory performance are identified and rectified promptly and potential performance improvement opportunities are capitalised upon.
• Supervises the day-to-day operations of the pipe department to ensure that work processes are implemented as designed and comply with established policies, processes and procedures.
• Having the health and safety as the first priority on daily activities.
• Reviews, approves and follows up project programmes and take appropriate measure where required for contractual delivery of projects
• Research and development of new work techniques and technologies related to pipe fabrication and welding, including improvement of documentation process flow for the Department.
• Receiving from the Department Manager and execution of any work related instructions.
• Substitution of the Department Manager during his absence, when appointed so.
• Definition of the priorities for the daily work processes of the Department.
• Liaison with other trades, Ship Repair Managers, Superintendents ensuring smooth workflow on projects.
• Inspection of work sites inside the department (workshop, offices) and on board in order to make sure resources are optimised.
• Raise Occurrence Reports and approve repair methods for rejected work.
• Approve Material Requisitions.
• Prepares and recommends the Pipe section budget by preparing analysis and data related to specific elements as directed.
• Monitors the financial performance of the Pipe section against budgets so that areas of unsatisfactory performance are identified and rectified promptly and potential performance improvement opportunities are capitalised upon.

• Graduate in Engineering discipline.
• Strong piping constructions management skills, familiar with international piping codes and standards.
• Proven strong leadership quality and exceptional understanding of the other discipline like Electrical/Instrumentation, Mechanical, and Structural activities point of view.
• Strong construction planning skills & monitoring skills.
• 10 years significant experienced in the field of shipyard, refinery plant, oil & gas offshore experience related to piping constructions.
• An experienced leader, motivated with excellent communication and interpersonal skills able to control multinational workforce in a dynamic situation.

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