Job Requirements Roles & Responsibilities: • Perform engineering assessments of marine Terminal facilities, including berthing, mooring and other facilities • Has ability to provide innovative solutions /automations/ methodologies to build a differentiation for Quest Global • Perform operational assessments to assist facilities with risk management activities and assuring compliance with industry standards • Coordinate the activities between customer, regional and global technical teams • Perform fitness for service engineering assessment based on existing conditions. • Provide repair scope after structural assessments for continuous operations. • Read and interpret general arrangement drawings, structural drawings and design calculation sheets, understand the components within the marine terminal. • Understand the inspection data, inspection summary and assign the damage class based on the equipment degradation documents. • Perform probability failure assessments and failure consequence assessments. Work Experience Education and Experience: • Experience in Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Heavy Industrial assets (Don’t delete this point) • Bachelor’s or master’s in Marine Structures, Ocean/Coastal engineering, Offshore structures, Dredging and Harbour Engineering disciplines • Master’s in Structural Engineering with experience in Marine terminal structure design experience. • Experience in the field of Marine Terminal / Coastal Structural / Ports / Harbor / Berthing & Mooring • Minimum 1-3 years relevant industry experience • Candidates should be self-motivated and focused on achieving business results • Solid technical and analytical skills • Strong communication, innovative thinking, and teamwork capabilities • Knowledge of key industry guidelines for marine • Knowledge of berthing, mooring and fender • Capable of reading and interpreting drawings and specifications for typical marine terminal components (cargo transfer systems, mooring, fenders, gangways, etc.) • Experience of marine terminal structures and facilities (e.g., ship size, effective mooring layouts, gangway and loading arm or hose operating envelopes, etc.) • Experience in assessing existing marine terminal operations