Operations Manager

• Oversee and direct the day-to-day operations of mechanical and hydraulic production for marine applications.
• Oversee the mechanical and hydraulic systems' construction, assembly, testing, installation, and commissioning.
• Verify adherence to safety rules, class requirements, and marine industry standards.
• Serve as the technical expert for mechanical and hydraulic processes, resolving challenging operational problems.
• From the beginning to the end, plan, carry out, and implement fabrication and manufacturing projects.
• Create project budgets, timetables, labor plans, and material requirements.
• To guarantee smooth execution, collaborate with the engineering, procurement, QA/QC, and site teams.
• Keep an eye on the project's development, control hazards, and take necessary remedial action.
• Make sure all paperwork, reporting, and handover are done correctly after the project is over.
• Oversee specialized workers such as welders, mechanical fitters, hydraulic technicians, supervisors, and subcontractors.
• Effectively distribute qualified personnel among several projects and work areas.
• Assess the performance, competency, and training requirements of the workforce.
• Keep up a solid track record of managing technical, highly skilled teams in challenging settings.
• Make ensuring that all operations follow marine safety regulations and HSE procedures.
• Collaborate closely with QA/QC teams to guarantee that production and fabrication fulfill customer expectations and standards.
• Oversee safety audits, briefings, and initiatives for corrective action.
• Communicate with project stakeholders, shipyards, clients, and classification societies.
• Give clients and top management operational and technical updates.
• Provide technical assistance to commercial teams for project planning and proposals.

Qualifications:

• Mechanical engineering, marine engineering, or a similar technological field degree or certification.
• At least eight to twelve years of expertise in mechanical and hydraulic production in the offshore or maritime sector.
• Strong practical understanding of marine equipment, mechanical construction, and hydraulic systems.
• Track record of successfully managing production and fabrication projects.
• Experience working in maritime fabrication settings, shipyards, or offshore facilities.
• Strong knowledge of safety rules, codes, and marine standards.