Marine Superintendent

Job Description

Key Roles & Responsibilities
• Ensure Company owned and managed vessels comply with Class and Statutory regulations and posses valid vessel and client certifications
• Liaise with the Crewing team regarding aspects of travel, crew changes and other personnel issues in conjunction with the Vessel Master. Monitor crew overlap days
• Monitor crew compliance with Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW 95) and its subsequent amendments, Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) and other training requirements
• Inspect Vessels Planned Maintenance System to ensure its operating condition as per the Company Safety Management System (SMS) and its compliance with International Safety Management (ISM) code and MLC
• Ensure that all mandatory procedures i.e  Tool box talks, Risk assessments, permits to work systems are used effectively and filed for audit purpose
• Monitor that vessels carry and update, as required, necessary publications, procedures, operational manuals and other documents required by the flag state and other regulatory bodies
• Ensure that International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) guidelines and best industry practices are adhered to at all times, with regard to vessel Dynamic Positioning (DP) operations, equipment and personnel requirements
• Inspect fleet’s DP equipment to ensure that it is in fully operational state of readiness at all times
• Attend annual DP and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) trials of existing and new Built vessels
• Undertake offshore visits to vessels in order to conduct on board training to the Officers and crew
• Visit locations for taking over new build vessels or inspect vessels, as required by the Management, in terms of compliance with Class and Statutory regulations
• Undertake visits of Manning Agencies from annual external ISO/ ISM audits
• Participate in internal and external audits of vessels to ensure their operating condition as per the Company Safety Management System (SMS)
• Carry out internal Offshore Vessel Inspection Database (OVID) inspections in preparation for all charterers
• Execute activities within approved vessel’s budget guidelines and communicate any deviations in advance to Line Manager
• Assist in In-house Training on Ship Handling/DP simulator
• Ensure operations/work processes occur in accordance with all relevant legal, regulatory, and any other standards and requirements to which compliance is required
• Perform job related duties as assigned Education & Professional Qualification:
– Unlimited Master Mariner’s license in compliance with STCW II/2 or Graduation related to Maritime studies 
Professional Experience:
– Minimum 1 year shore experience as Port Captain or Marine Superintendent  in  Offshore  Company
Geographic Experience:
N/A
Computer Skills:
– Proficient in Microsoft systems and electronic management systems and being able to maintain a database.
Language Skills:
– Business fluent English (both written and spoken)
Market/Industry/Functional Knowledge:
– Knowledge of good marine practice