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Lead/Principal Engineer - T&I (Marine Warranty Survey) (Navi Mumbai)

Adonia Offshore Consultants · Navi Mumbai

📅 08/08/2026
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Role & responsibilities - Lead T&I; engineering review and MWS approval process for offshore transportation, installation, and lifting operations - Oversee structural/marine analysis (seafastening, grillage, lifting, towage, barge stability) across projects - Manage and mentor a team of MWS surveyors and structural engineers - Own client and classification society relationships for T&I;/MWS scope - Review and approve engineering deliverables: transport analysis, stability studies, lashing/seafastening calculations, lifting plans, towage approval - Represent Adonia at load-out, sea-fastening, and installation operations as lead MWS authority - Drive business development and technical proposals for new MWS/T&I; engagements - Ensure compliance with classification society and marine warranty requirements (ABS, DNV, IRS, etc.) Preferred candidate profile - Degree in Mechanical / Structural / Naval Architecture Engineering (Chartered Engineer status preferred) - Minimum 5 years' experience in MWS/T&I;, with prior team leadership - Strong command of structural/marine analysis software (STAAD.Pro, SACS, ANSYS, MOSES, etc.) - Deep knowledge of T&I; engineering: seafastening, towage, lifting, transport analysis - Proven track record leading offshore EPCI/marine warranty projects - Solid client-facing, leadership, and report-review skills - Willingness to travel extensively Preferred - Member of SOMWS (Society of Marine Warranty Surveyors) .
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