Technical Manager (Marine/Offshore)

Job Purpose:

The Technical Manager is responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and cost-effective maintenance of the vessel fleet in compliance with Class, Flag, and QHSE regulations . This role oversees technical budgets, maintenance strategies, fleet integrity, and team leadership , driving continuous improvement to maximize vessel uptime and operational performance.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Maintenance Strategy & Compliance

• Develop, implement, and monitor the BOA Maintenance Policy in accordance with Class, Flag, and statutory regulations .
• Ensure all vessels comply with ISM, ISPS, and maritime safety standards .
• Lead planned maintenance systems (PMS) and optimize schedules to minimize downtime.

2. Budget & Cost Management

• Define, control, and report on OPEX & CAPEX budgets for technical operations.
• Identify cost-saving opportunities without compromising safety or performance.
• Approve technical purchases, dry-docking budgets, and repair contracts.

3. Fleet Integrity & Inspections

• Implement and oversee the BOA Fleet Integrity Policy , ensuring vessels meet technical and safety standards .
• Manage Management Inspection Vessel (MIV) operations, including audits and condition assessments.
• Coordinate Class surveys, dry-dockings, and major repairs to ensure timely completion.

4. Team Leadership & Department Management

• Lead the Technical Department , including Maintenance Teams, Field Service Engineers, and Superintendents .
• Foster a safety-first culture , ensuring adherence to QHSE policies .
• Mentor and develop technical staff, ensuring competency and performance standards.

5. Reporting & Continuous Improvement

• Provide detailed technical reports on defects, incidents, maintenance performance, and KPIs.
• Analyze failure trends and implement corrective/preventive actions .
• Drive innovation in maintenance practices (predictive maintenance, digital tools, AI-driven diagnostics).

6. Emergency & Risk Management

• Act as a key point of contact for technical emergencies (breakdowns, major repairs).
• Develop contingency plans for critical equipment failures.