PC-d2m-274 Hull Conversion Engineering Coordinator ( F/M)

D2M SERVICES

Nantong, Jiangsu
Contract
Full-time

10 days ago
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As part of a major offshore energy project, d2m Services is seeking an experienced Hull Conversion Engineering Coordinator to join a major FPSO project .This role is ideally suited for professionals with a strong background in FPSO conversion projects.You will be the key coordination focal point for all hull conversion activities, ensuring alignment across engineering, shipyard, classification, and project stakeholders.Key Responsibilities

Coordinate and follow-up on FPSO hull conversion scope: structural reinforcements, life-extension works, turret/mooring integration, topsides supports, and safety-critical foundations.
Act as the main interface between the FPSO Engineering Manager, EPCIC contractor, shipyard, classification societies, and vendors.
Review, challenge, and validate engineering deliverables and hull conversion drawings.
Ensure consistency with FPSO standards, Class rules, and international regulations.
Monitor hull conversion execution at the shipyard in Nantong, escalating deviations and proposing mitigation measures.
Drive coordination meetings, technical reviews, and multi-discipline integration discussions.
Support contractor/vendor management: planning, reporting, inspections, and approvals.
Provide clear reporting and decision-support to the FPSO Engineering Manager.

Requirements

Engineering degree in Naval Architecture, Structural, or Marine Engineering.
10+ years’ experience in FPSO hull conversion or shipyard EPCIC projects
Deep knowledge of FPSO hull conversion practices, interfaces with topsides, and turret/mooring integration.
Strong ability to coordinate multi-disciplinary teams and contractors in a complex offshore project environment.
Familiar with Class societies and offshore regulatory frameworks.
Fluent English is mandatory

BenefitsLocation: Nantong, Jiangsu, China (resident position)Duration: 2-year renewable contractAvailability: ASAP

D2M SERVICES