Maintenance Supervisor (Mechanical)

14 Jan 2026

GENERAL OVERVIEW

This position is part of the site Mechanical team that provides technical/maintenance support to the Operation and Project teams in LNG Terminal. He/she would be mainly responsible for overseeing the safe and reliable operations and maintenance of the Terminal assets from the Mechanical discipline perspective.

The incumbent shall oversee the maintenance of static and rotating equipment at the LNG Terminal. These include high pressure pumps, compressors, vessels, piping, valves, mechanical loading arms and structural elements; support the development and the upkeep of maintenance programme with advice from the Mechanical Engineer and to ensure that service records and logs are properly updated and maintenance activities are safe and efficient with minimal disruption to production.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Develop and update mechanical maintenance plans and schedules to ensure alignment with terminal standards, procedures and regulatory requirements
Oversee maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, commissioning and replacement of mechanical equipment including Boil-off Gas (BOG) compressors, cryogenic pumps, marine loading arms, storage tanks and pressure vessels
Supervise contractors and vendors to ensure safe and reliable mechanical work and improvement projects
Review and analyse equipment performance to identify anomalies and recommend improvements to optimise equipment reliability and lifespan
Prepare and maintain Preventive Maintenance (PM) checklists, Method Statements and Risk Assessments (MSRAs) as required.
Monitor and achieve maintenance KPIs, including coaching and guidance of technicians
Plan and manage manpower deployment for maintenance activities
Support spare parts and warehouse management activities, including stock checks, critical spare reviews, purchase requisitions
Provide scope of work, raise Purchase Requisitions (PRs), and participate in vendor evaluation for outsourced maintenance services or technical work
Assist in budget forecasting, monitoring expenditures and manage approved budget
Participate in emergency response procedures and be assigned to any specific roles and responsibilities for such purpose.

REQUIREMENTS

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent
Minimum 8 years of mechanical and maintenance experience, including 3 years’ in supervisory capacity, preferably in oil and gas, petrochemical or related industries
Sound knowledge of local codes, regulatory standards, equipment inspection schedules and legislative compliance
Hands-on experience in repair and maintenance of complex static and rotating equipment, reciprocating compressors and engines, piping and valves is essential
Certifications in API standards, vibration analysis or related mechanical diagnostic techniques will be an advantage
Physically fit and able to participate in emergency response duties, including as part of the CERT