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SalaryEaglestar is an award-winning global provider of integrated marine services and is part of the MISC group of companies. We manage a modern and diversified fleet of oil tankers and gas carriers, supported by a team of highly skilled and dedicated professionals at sea and shore. We are looking for a Marine Superintendent.
Purpose of the Role
To support the vessel team in all HSSE and assurance matters and ensure company policy and procedures are implemented on board the vessels assigned to his team and also ensure that these are updated as and when changes are regulated from the Centre of Excellence. To ensure that the vessels in the team are in compliance with all international requirements on Health Safety Security and environment. Ensure safe and secure operation of the vessels. To help in the process of addressing and closing out any nonconformity and feedback any best practices and changes required to the centre of Excellence. To ensure that the highest standards of navigation are practised in the fleet.
Key Accountabilities
To make sure that the vessel is maintained to ISM/ISO/ISPS standards. To review all safety committee meeting and SMR minutes and respond to vessels as required. Ensure action items mentioned in the minutes are followed up and closed out. Manage and respond to NCN/near miss reports. Ensuring that any MOC’s and improvement ideas are forwarded to the CoE. To investigate/respond and support any incident/injury on the vessel and prepare an initial report. Monitor and manage Port State Control and Flag State inspections and their close-outs. Maintain nautical standards on board to the highest standards. Ensure vessel is operating to the company standards of environmental excellence
To conduct and review ship-shore drills both emergency and ISPS and share the drill reviews with the CoE.
To review and manage all the risk assessments from vessels. Carry out the established processes to mitigate and minimize the risks.
Ensure vessels are prepared at all times for the various internal and external audits. Co-ordinate and facilitate the internal and external audits with the CoE and on completion responsible for responding and closing out the audit findings. This will include Green Award audits and SMAD audits.
To Co-ordinate and facilitate OCIMF inspections on his vessels in alignment with the technical superintendent and the CoE. Will be responsible for preparing the first cut response to CoE on the findings. Will liaise with the superintendent and ensure close-out of the findings within the specified time period. Will be responsible for liaising and reporting to MISC all cases of injury and incidents.
Will be responsible for briefing/de-briefing and mentoring of sea staff. Will conduct regular visits to the vessels under his charge.
Responsible for all aspects of security of the vessel. Will be responsible for security preparedness and also be responsible for conducting the proper SSAS tests.
Knowledge/Skills
Sound knowledge of shipping industry and tanker business, with emphasis on vessel technical and engineering requirements
Technically competent with proven expertise in developing and implementing processes with improved efficiency and effectiveness within the shipping environment
Good trouble shooting abilities
Shipping legal/regulatory expertise
Build & motivate team towards business goals
Knowledge of financial reporting and budgeting
Operational and strategic planning
Change management & facilitation
Professional Qualifications: & Experience
Maritime related degree or Certificate of Competency Class 1
Preferred
At least 2 years of experience as sea going Chief Engineer or Master Mariner.
2 or more years of shore management experience in shipping companies
Command / Chief Engineer experience on board oil tankers and working for a ship owner in a fleet management role.
Eagle Star is an euql opportunity employer.
