Workshop Supervisor

About EnerMech

The role

Responsibilities

• Plan and supervise crane-component dismantling, inspection, refurbishment, and reassembly; allocate work and monitor deadlines.
• Conduct toolbox talks, quality checks, and housekeeping checks against 5S and company standards.
• Guide technicians on mechanical, hydraulic, and structural repairs; interpret drawings, manuals, and industry standards.
• Ensure compliance with OEM specifications, API/ISO standards, client requirements, HSE policies, and PTW requirements.
• Conduct risk assessments, stop unsafe work, and share safety alerts and lessons learned.
• Approve QC checks, inspection reports, and final acceptance documentation.
• Manage tools, equipment, consumables, and inventory; coordinate materials and spare-parts procurement.
• Train and mentor staff, delegate supervision, promote teamwork, and report individual and team performance.
• Maintain job cards, inspection reports, QC checklists, and repair records; report progress and participate in client audits and technical meetings.

Essential requirements

• Diploma or certification in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Maintenance, or a related field.
• At least 5 years of hands-on mechanical maintenance and repair experience, including 2 years in supervision.
• Strong knowledge of offshore pedestal cranes, hydraulic systems, winches, and structural components.
• Strong troubleshooting, leadership, drawing interpretation, workshop equipment, and oil-and-gas HSE capabilities.
• Relevant crane maintenance, hydraulics, or welding technical/trade certifications are an advantage.

Work environment

• Workshop-based role with occasional offshore site visits or travel for inspections and project support.
• Work may involve lifting, prolonged standing, and heavy equipment; extended hours and on-call duties may be required during critical periods.