New Building (NB) Superintendent
Innergy Consulting Pte. LtdChina
Posted January 6, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Innergy Consulting Pte. Ltd is a Singapore‑based recruitment firm dedicated to sourcing and placing energetic, passionate professionals across maritime, shipping, IT, and corporate office sectors. Leveraging deep industry expertise in vessel operations, technical management, marine safety, chartering, purchasing, and crewing, the company delivers highly specialized talent solutions that align with clients’ strategic goals. Innergy’s distinctive approach combines rigorous candidate vetting with a personal touch, ensuring that each placement not only meets skill requirements but also embodies a culture of enthusiasm and impact. By treating people as the greatest asset, the firm partners with organizations that value dynamic, high‑performing teams and fosters long‑term, mutually beneficial relationships.
Job Description
We are looking for an experienced & proactive New Building Superintendent to join an established shipowner in overseeing container vessel newbuild projects at major Asian shipyards.
Requirements
- Act as the Owners on-site representative for container vessel newbuilding projects at shipyards
- Oversee construction, outfitting, inspections, testing, sea trials, and final delivery
- Ensure compliance with: - Approved designs and technical specifications - Classification society rules - IMO conventions and statutory requirements
- Supervise and coordinate on-site supervision teams, ensuring build quality and schedule adherence
- Review, approve, and manage: - Inspection item lists and QC checklists (hull, machinery, outfitting) - Type examination and testing plans - NDT plans in accordance with Class rules
- Monitor shipbuilding progress, identify risks, and proactively resolve technical or quality issues
- Represent the owner in technical, quality, and progress meetings with shipyards and stakeholders
- Support sea trials, final inspections, and handover documentation
- Travel extensively to shipyards, primarily in China and Korea