A construction engineer is a civil engineer who oversees the design and building process of construction projects. These professionals work to ensure buildings, projects and construction teams are safe. They may also help design infrastructure systems, such as roads, dams, water supply systems and buildings

• Undertake all stages of Projects, from start to end.
• Calculate quantity of material for the whole project.
• Timely coordination and follow up with the Plumber/ Main-contractor or Consultant.
• Preparation of Shop Drawings, Beam Penetration Drawing.
• Submission of the relevant documents (Risk Assessment and Safety Work Procedure, method statement, material catalogue) as required by the Site Main Contractor.
• Co-ordinate with the Project Manager, Project Engineer and/or Project Supervisor on the projects and emails, support sites with drawings and details.
• Co-ordinate and resolve all technical problems from sites.
• Attend major site meetings, Testing and Turn-on.
• Update drawings as required.
• Perform regular updates on project status for meetings.
• Track progress of sites.
• Co-ordinate with all other Engineers and Supervisors for site progress, logistics and manpower scheduling.
• Liaison with clients for remote trouble shooting and advice in servicing and maintenance
• Assist in scheduling Service Technicians and manpower coordination
• Assist in document submissions and controlling
• Tracking and follow-up for every service and maintenance cases
• Review project schedules and ensure timely submission of documents to Authorities.
• Ability to work closely with Engineer for various Project phases.
• All drawings and correspondences must be well documented.
• Any other ad-hoc duties as and when instructed by Management.

As a GQ (Global Quality) Package Reliability Process Engineer, you will be responsible to setup new product package reliability requirement. This includes board level reliability to emulate customer PCB design. As process engineer, you are required to ensure the process control during package reliability and establish procedures to the operation team for execution. Process improvement is also required to ensure cost and productivity gain.

Coordinating with various functional parties and ensuring the reliability process is compliance to industrial standards such like JEDEC and this will not limit to Micron specification. Additionally, you will respond to inquiries from internal and external customers as a subject matter expert for package reliability activities.

Responsibilities and Tasks

Package Reliability Process Development

• To work with engineering team for enablement of new product (NPI)
• Ensure hardware readiness for package reliability process like Temperature Cycling, HAST, HTS and etc.
• Modify and improve reliability process for existing products

Evaluate and Improve Processes, Materials, and/or Equipment

• Identify, investigate, and document process deviations.
• Troubleshoot process deviations using systematic troubleshooting techniques.
• Perform risk assessment at all decision points within the qualification cycle
• Develop Process Reliability Methodology and Qualification

Lead development/improvement of Process, Equipment and/or Material

• Establish engineering evaluation (DOE)
• Identify factors that impact process quality and propose solutions
• Identify and evaluate interactions between equipment, processes and resolve potential issues
• Identify and implement equipment process control methods
• Develop process limits and capabilities (CpK) and lead process improvement

Introduction of New Process and Process Changes to Operation

• Implement new standard to align with changes of industrial standard for reliability process procedure.
• Conduct training/briefing for operation team on operation procedures
• Develop process reliability tests to assess new process failure mechanisms
• Ensure that test methodology follows industry standards, such as the Joint Electron Devices Engineering Council (JEDEC)
• Define process sampling plan and instruction.
• Strong trouble shooting skill using 8D
• Analyze and report results
• Analyze failures and coordinate failure analysis
• Develop process monitor plan
• Support Excursion Material Disposition

Establish documentation and procedure

• To establish document for new process and revise existing procedure whenever applicable.
• To ensure compliance to internal and external audit
• Observe all established EHSS policies, requirements, and procedures
• Follow EHSS guidelines included in work instruction

Education

Required

Bachelors Degree or equivalent experience

Engineering – Electronics/Electrical

Engineering - Materials Science

Engineering - Mechanical

Related field of study

Experience

Required

• Fresh graduates are welcome.

Familiarity with basic semiconductor processing, device physics, quality, and reliability fundamentals

The high degree of self-initiative and ability to think and act independently

Good multi-tasking and problem-solving skills

The ability to work under tight timeframes and prioritize competing activities

Excellent organizational and management skills and outstanding interpersonal and teamwork skills

The proven ability to collaborate well with team members and drive for results

Strong verbal and written communication skills

The ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams to understand needs and translate them into actionable plans, deliverables, and resource requirements

The ability to effectively interact with a wide range of personalities

The ability and willingness to travel when required.

As a Salvage engineer, the world is your playground. You never know when or where a ship gets into trouble. That is why for a Salvage Engineer literally every day is different. It sounds like a cliché, but it is the reality. As a Salvage Engineer, you will have an adventurous job. When a ship is in distress, you will travel to the emergency scene with a multidisciplinary team. Once on-site, you work together with the team to repair the ship's plant and get the systems up and running again. It is vital to salvage the vessel as quickly as possible. As well as working on actual ship salvage operations.

Your responsibilities as a Salvage Engineer

• As part of the mobile team, provide support to the Salvage Master/Project Manager at site.
• When at base, assisting the technical manager and the operations manager in the selection of new salvage equipment and setting up the right maintenance procedures.
• Maintaining company owned salvage equipment.
• Sharing knowledge with other engineers about complex ship's systems.
• Advising the salvage inspector and superintendent about how to break into existing ship's systems in order to use them during the salvage operation.
• Producing reports about the actions taken to get systems operational again. As you can expect from a leading international maritime service company, you will work with state-of-the-art equipment.

Your qualities
To make your mark as a salvage engineer with SMIT Salvage, you will need a flexible approach; you never know when or where your next project will be. You adapt easily to working with different teams and you are fully proficient in English. Of course, you are happy to work irregular hours and to spend longer periods of time abroad. In addition, you have:

• A minimum degree in any field with experience sailing onboard ships.
• Worked for at least 5 years on modern (merchant) ships.
• Preferably experience with a range of different types of vessels and engine-room plants.
• Willingness to work on weekends and public holidays frequently, with OT and allowances compensated.