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Marine Engineer (Hull & Facilities – FLNG) via Talent Recruitment 360 – Lagos
An undisclosed oil and gas employer is recruiting a contract Marine Engineer for FLNG hull and facilities work in Lagos through Talent Recruitment 360. The position covers marine-system design, vessel stability, hull integrity and technical interfaces.
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.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.
- 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.
How to apply
Send your application to the application email using Marine Engineer (Hull & Facilities – FLNG) as the email subject.
Closing date
30 October 2026
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