HVAC Superintendent

This is a challenging role that requires a strong background in marine and mechanical technologies, particularly in the area of HVAC systems. The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating and developing newbuilding HVAC discipline technologies, including guidelines, analysis, concept, and basic design.

• Prepare specifications for all projects and update specifications based on discussions with internal departments.
• Follow-up and reporting of building progress.
• Apply relevant rules and regulations in the development of cruise ship design and building, including evaluation of new technology.
• Communicate with RCL fleet ships when necessary.
• Responsible for coordinating inspections and guidelines in HVAC.
• Coordinates input to the projects from in-house sources, site offices, architects, and other consultants.
• Participates in approval processes for factory acceptance test (FAT) and quay and sea trial procedures.
• Follows and applies development in technology of above-mentioned areas.
• Ensures that all innovations and Lessons Learned from existing fleet will be implemented on future NB projects.
• Communicates with potential makers and systems designers.

• Extensive experience of marine and mechanical technologies, especially from the own field of expertise.
• Good ability to identify complex problems and reviewing related information to develop and evaluate options and implement solutions.
• Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches to problems.
• Capable to analyze needs and product requirements to create a new design.
• Capable to handle large systems and development projects simultaneously.
• Ensure good and strong co-operation with shipyards, suppliers, development partners, and colleagues.
• Ability to work under tight schedules.
• Able to team work in multicultural working environment and willingness to travel.

• Adequate education, M. Sc. Marine Technology/Naval Architecture/Mechanical Engineering.
• Minimum five years of experience in the area of newbuilding marine technologies.
• Excellent knowledge of ship HVAC technologies.
• Knowledge of the practical application of engineering science and technology.
• In-depth knowledge of SOLAS, IMO, and other relevant regulations.
• Excellent written & verbal English, other languages as an advantage.
• High level communications skills. Ability proactively to create and maintain strong relationships with suppliers, development partners, and with remote-based colleagues.
• Independent and self-oriented working and leadership skills.
• Relevant computer skills.