Reports To: Carpentry Supervisor Responsibilities and Duties: - Operates stationary power tools, hand power tools and hand tools. - Layout, cut and assemble parts such as doors, paneling, boxes, rails, and trim. - Performs joinery work on vessels to fabricate and fit bulkheads, ceilings, windshield, windows, furniture, cabinet, desks, trims, handrails, cap rails and any other marine related joinery work. - Install prefabricated and/or custom parts such as hatches, marine hardware, metal trim and other parts. - Knowledge of woodworking joints. - Erect or dismantle structures, repairs, or refinishes walls or panels. - Construction of ship parts and frames, structural assembly and repairs, the finishing of ship surfaces, and inspections of finished crafts. - Able to interpret marine vessel work orders and plan projects to include developing a bill of materials to complete the project. - Working with a variety of materials, such as wood, fiberglass, and aluminium. - Study plans and architectural drawings. - Measure and cut materials to the right size and shape.

Responsibilities: - Design, plan, and oversee construction projects (e.g., roads, buildings, accommodations). - Perform site assessments, surveys, and inspections. - Develop and maintain project timelines and budgets. - Ensure compliance with local regulations and safety standards. - Collaborate with architects, contractors, and clients. - Prepare reports, proposals, and technical drawings. Requirements: - Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (or related field). - Strong knowledge of engineering principles and software (e.g., AutoCAD, Civil 3D). - Excellent problem-solving, communication, and project management skills. - Relevant work experience (internships, projects, or professional roles). - Professional Engineering (PE) license (preferred). Skills: - Project management - Structural, environmental, or transportation engineering knowledge - Attention to detail and technical expertise