Total 2 job vacancies by Capefront Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd.

Role Purpose

The Enterprise Risk Specialist is responsible for establishing and maintaining a robust enterprise risk management framework across FPSO operations, offshore production assets, and major project execution activities.

The role ensures that organizational exposure to operational, project, commercial, HSEQ, and regulatory risks is continuously identified, assessed, and reduced through structured monitoring, assurance activities, and effective mitigation management.

A key function of the role is to build predictive risk intelligence using historical FPSO performance data, offshore operational trends, and project lessons learned to improve future project planning, operational reliability, and decision-making across the production fleet.

Key Responsibilities

Enterprise Risk Management

• Develop and maintain an enterprise risk management framework aligned with ISO 31000 and offshore best practices
• Maintain a consolidated risk register across FPSO assets, offshore projects, and support functions
• Ensure consistent application of risk governance standards across all operations

Offshore & Operational Risk

• Identify and monitor operational risks across FPSO assets to ensure safe and reliable production
• Track risks related to process safety, critical equipment, and marine operations including offloading and shutdowns

Project Risk Management

• Facilitate risk assessments across EPCIC phases (engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning)
• Provide risk-based input to project and operations leadership for decision-making
• Monitor cost, schedule, contractor, and execution risks across offshore projects

Predictive Risk Intelligence

• Develop standardized FPSO lifecycle risk templates
• Build a centralized historical risk and lessons learned database
• Analyse downtime events, equipment failures, and operational disruptions
• Develop predictive benchmarks for:
• Production downtime risk
• Maintenance failure trends
• Marine offloading risks
• Contractor performance

Assurance & Governance

• Conduct periodic risk assurance reviews across offshore assets
• Support audits, inspections, and regulatory/classification society requirements
• Report key risk indicators (KRIs) to executive leadership

Key Deliverables

• Enterprise Risk Management Framework
• FPSO Risk Register & Dashboards
• Standardised Risk Assessment Templates
• Historical Risk & Lessons Learned Database
• Predictive Risk Benchmarking Reports

Requirements

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Risk Management, Engineering, or related discipline
• Certification in Risk Management (IRM, PMI-RMP, ISO 31000 or equivalent)

Experience

• 5–10+ years in risk management, offshore operations, marine assurance, or project risk roles
• Strong exposure to FPSO operations, offshore production, or marine engineering environments
• Experience in risk governance and operational risk analysis

Industry: Shipbuilding

Location: Batam (Indonesia)

Job Type: Full-time

What is covered: Insurance, accommodation (in Batam), up to 4 ferry tickets per month to/from Singapore

SUMMARY

We are looking for a commercially astute and driven Cost & Contracts Manager to play a pivotal role in delivering complex shipbuilding projects in Batam. This is more than just a cost management role — it’s an opportunity to be at the heart of a dynamic shipyard operation, where precision, strategy, and collaboration directly impact project success.

In this role, you will take ownership of end-to-end contract and cost management, from developing accurate project estimates to ensuring strict cost control throughout the build lifecycle. You should have good experience in shipbuilding or shipyard environments who thrives in a fast-paced, hands-on setting and is confident managing contracts, negotiating terms, and navigating project complexities.

In return, you’ll gain valuable exposure with a leading A1 shipbuilding contractor, while enjoying practical benefits including covered accommodation in Batam and ferry transport between Singapore and Batam — making cross-border work seamless.

If you’re ready to take on a high-impact role where your expertise directly shapes large-scale marine projects, we’d like to hear from you.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Contract Management & Negotiation
• Develop and manage cost estimates and budgets for shipbuilding projects, including materials, labor, and overhead costs.
• Monitor and control project costs, ensuring they remain within the established budget and scope.
• Work closely with project managers, procurement, and engineering teams to gather accurate data for cost planning and tracking.
• Perform detailed cost analysis, identifying cost drivers and areas for cost reduction or optimization.
• Prepare regular cost reports and updates for senior management, providing insights into project financial health and forecasting potential overruns.
• Review and analyze contract terms to ensure cost control mechanisms are in place and adhered to.
• Track and report on change orders and variations in project scope, ensuring their impact on costs is accurately reflected.
• Assist in the preparation of tender submissions by providing detailed cost breakdowns and estimating potential risks.
• Ensure compliance with internal financial controls, company policies, and external regulations.
• Identify and implement best practices for cost management and risk mitigation within the shipbuilding industry.
• Conduct post-project cost analysis to evaluate performance and provide recommendations for future improvements.
• Collaborate with the procurement team to evaluate suppliers and subcontractors in terms of cost-effectiveness.

REQUIREMENTS

• Previous experience in Contract Management (within the Shipbuilding / Maritime / Shipyard sector)
• Prior shipbuilding contract experience would be an advantage.
• Ability to be based in Batam (Indonesia) is a must.
• Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple projects simultaneously.