Marine Sr. Superintendent

Job Purpose: To Monitor the day to day operations of the vessels. Liaise and act as the focal point between the ships and the organization and monitor all aspects of safety, certifications and regulator requirements. Organize and follow up on Audit’s, inspections and surveys in order to ensure company owned vessels are operated in a safe, efficient and economical manner and in compliance with statutory rules and regulations. Key Accountability: Inspections Monitor, arrange and respond to SIRE / CDI inspections as required by owner’s commercial department or any flag inspections in order to ensure compliance with required rules and regulations. Visit vessels to assist with the pre-vetting inspections and carry out any other audits as required by the management in order to identify any potential risks in advance. Port Agencies Participate in the appointment of agencies and follow-up with them in order to ensure timely disbursements and invoicing for owner’s husbandry matters. Security Monitor ships/vessels transit in high risk areas. Oversee testing of alerts and liaise with service providers for troubleshooting. Vessel Load Discharge Monitor and support vessel's load/discharging operations in coordination with commercial operators. Safety Provide support to assigned vessels on matters related to operations, safety and emergencies; and ensure all possible assistance is accorded for the safe prosecution of the voyage. Investigate navigational and operational incident Qualifications and Experience: Master Mariner {FG} certificate of competency 3-7 years of sailing experience as Master on board a ship, on VLCC vessels Atleast 2 years of shore job experience as a marine superintendent managing VLCC vessels.

Master Mariner certificate of competency; 3-7 years of sailing experience as Master on board a ship, on VLCC vessels; at least 2 years of shore job experience as a marine superintendent managing VLCC vessels.

Monitor day-to-day operations of the vessels; act as focal point between ships and the organization; ensure safety, certifications and regulator requirements; organize and follow up on audits, inspections and surveys to ensure safe, efficient and economical operation in compliance with statutory rules; respond to SIRE/CDI inspections as required; visit vessels to assist with pre-vetting inspections and carry out audits as required; participate with port agencies to ensure timely disbursements and invoicing for husbandry matters; monitor ship transits in high risk areas; oversee testing of alerts and liaise with service providers for troubleshooting; monitor and support load/discharging operations; provide support on operations, safety and emergencies; investigate navigational and operational incidents.