Work Preparation Engineer

About the role

We offer you an Ocean of Possibilities. Join our family. The Work Preparation Engineer is responsible for ensuring that all pre‑production activities are translated into clear, executable and efficient work packages. This role links engineering, planning, and production to enable structured, predictable, and efficient shipbuilding operations.

Key responsibilities

• Create, maintain and track work orders via SAP or relevant ERP systems.
• Develop complete work packages (work instructions, routing, BOM, etc.) and ensure readiness for production.
• Validate availability of all required inputs, technical documentation and execution conditions prior to start.
• Translate engineering data into clear, executable work instructions and sequences for production.
• Manage material shortages and alternative material processes in coordination with engineering and procurement.
• Support production planning by aligning labor, equipment and execution sequences.
• Act as a key interface between production, procurement, warehouse, quality and engineering teams.
• Collect and evaluate shop‑floor feedback and implement necessary revisions to work packages.
• Report issues encountered in work preparation processes and propose improvements.
• Ensure compliance with company procedures, quality standards and classification society rules.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or a related field.
• 2–5 years of experience in production, manufacturing or shipbuilding processes.
• Knowledge of work order and material management, preferably in SAP or similar ERP systems.
• Ability to work across engineering, production and supply‑chain disciplines with a flexible, hands‑on mindset.
• Strong analytical thinking, problem‑solving, planning and organizational skills.
• Good command of English and strong communication skills.
• Based in or willing to relocate to Antalya.

Required skills

• SAP (or comparable ERP system) for work order and material management.
• Material planning (MRP) processes.
• Inventory management procedures.