Naval Architect

A Naval Architect designs, builds, and maintains marine vessels and structures, focusing on their structural integrity, stability, and performance. They apply principles of engineering, physics, and materials science to create blueprints for ships, submarines, offshore platforms, and other watercraft, ensuring they meet safety and efficiency standards. Key responsibilities include developing hull forms, overseeing construction, and coordinating teams of specialists to integrate various systems and ensure compliance with regulations. Key Responsibilities

• Design & Engineering: Creating the overall structural and internal layout of marine vessels and structures.
• Performance Analysis: Developing hull forms and calculating data on buoyancy, stability, and hydrodynamics.
• Project Oversight: Leading teams and overseeing the construction and repair of vessels.
• Compliance & Regulations: Ensuring all designs meet national and international safety and regulatory standards.
• Specialized Systems: Collaborating with marine engineers to design and integrate systems like propulsion, steering, heating, and electrical distribution.
• Testing & Evaluation: Monitoring and evaluating the performance of ships during sea trials and making necessary design adjustments.

Work EnvironmentsNaval architects can work in various settings, including:

• Shipyards
• Design firms and consultancies
• Government agencies and military departments
• Research institutions
• Offshore constructors
• Ship survey and regulatory societies

Common Vessels & Structures

• Ships (cargo, cruise, navy)
• Submarines
• Ferries
• Yachts
• Offshore oil rigs and drilling platforms
• Ocean-based technologies like wind turbines

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: Php15, Php17,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Paid training
• Transportation service provided

Work Location: In person