FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Work Preparator II in Electrical & Instrumentation?
The main responsibilities include reviewing AutoCAD drawings, extracting quantities for material orders, preparing daily HVAC manpower allocation reports, coordinating on-board and workshop activities, raising material requisitions, job identification, and maintaining production traceability records.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Graduate or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is required, along with good working knowledge of AutoCAD and proficiency in Ms Office.
How much experience is needed for the role?
Candidates should have 3 to 4 years of relevant experience.
Is knowledge of HVAC systems necessary for this position?
Yes, a basic knowledge of Airconditioning and Refrigeration systems is essential for performing the tasks related to this job.
Which software skills are essential for this job?
Proficiency in AutoCAD (2D/3D) and MS Office is essential for this role.
Will the role involve interaction with procurement teams?
Yes, the role involves raising material/service requisitions and following up with the procurement team for prompt delivery of requested materials and services.
Is maintaining documentation an important part of this role?
Yes, documentation of sailed repair vessels, new builds, and conversions as per department procedures is a key accountability.
What is the process for handling job approvals and invoicing?
The Work Preparator II is responsible for preparing final job descriptions and obtaining job approvals to update man-hours for invoicing.
Will I have to coordinate between different trades?
Yes, you will need to raise work requests to other trades and raise inspection requests to QC.
How will productivity be monitored?
The role includes preparing, updating, and maintaining productivity trackers to monitor work performance.