Ever wonder what is the size of a ship engine and how much power can be generated? How does an engine as high as a four-storey building, churning out in excess of 100,000 horse power sound to you?
This diploma course prepares you for a professional career in the Marine & Offshore sector. The Production (Repair & maintenance) specialisation equip you with the skills and knowledge to supervise the repair, maintenance and commissioning work for ships, offshore structures and marine systems.
Prerequisite:
- Work well with others in a team environment
- Able to manage and work with different people in various levels in the organisation from different background,
- Able to articulate and discuss ideas, thoughts and information effectively to achieve common outcomes
- Able to understand and co-relate information from multiple disciplines to synthesise knowledge and insights, as well as guide decisions
- Able to work long hours and must meet tight project deadlines.
Job role:
Assistant Production Engineer is one who assists project teams in different aspects of the repair, conversion and building of marine and offshore structures, including the mechanical, structural, piping, electrical, heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and other marine systems. His/her duties will require working on site and onboard vessels to carry out supervision of production work in compliance with safety and quality standards, owners’ and manufacturers’ specifications, classification societies’ requirements, and organizational procedures, so that the project is completed safely and timely.
Training pattern:
Hybrid Release - Trainees attend daily lessons at
ITE for a continuous period (between 2 to 6 weeks) at the start of academic term, while one day per a
week and spend the remainder of the work-week at the workplace for OJT.
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Some of our partners:
Seatrium (SG) Pte Ltd | Dyna-Mac Engineering Services Pte Ltd | ST Engineering Marine Ltd
Employers that wish to offer training places, please click HERE.