About the role

Naval Architect maintaining structural integrity, compliance, and operational suitability for CSL’s self-unloading vessel and marine transportation fleet. Developing repairs and coordinating inspections across technical stakeholders.

Responsibilities

Place safety at the forefront of CSL activities, concepts, repairs, and operational decisions
Promote CSL environmental and sustainability goals in projects and concepts
Bring innovation, energy efficiency, and clean operations to concepts and projects
Conduct vessel structural inspections, condition assessments, and degradation reviews across the fleet
Review steel wastage reports, thickness gauging, NDT results, damage investigations, and repair recommendations
Develop steel renewal, structural repair, coating, corrosion-control, and vessel modification specifications
Monitor fleet structural integrity, corrosion trends, recurring failures, and vessel condition data
Coordinate thickness gauging, NDT inspections, condition surveys, Class surveys, and regulatory inspections
Discuss and align repair scopes, life extension programs, and structural decisions with Class and technical stakeholders

Extensive knowledge of vessel structural integrity, steel wastage, corrosion, coatings, NDT, surveys, and repair practices; self-unloading vessel experience preferable
Strong project planning, budgeting, contractor management, and schedule control skills
Sound engineering judgment with practical cost-benefit and risk-based decision-making
Proactive communication and relationship-building skills
Ability to work collaboratively with external and internal groups
Strong organizational skills and ability to maintain accurate fleet technical records and repair histories
Ability to use and interpret output from industry-standard computer design tools such as ACAD, FEA, and CFD
Knowledge of English necessary for daily interactions and understanding regulatory requirements, technical instructions, and specifications