Job Description

Role Overview

We are seeking an HSEQ Superintendent to support safety, quality and environmental performance across an assigned tanker fleet. The successful candidate will oversee implementation of the Safety Management System, support vessel compliance and promote continuous improvement through audits, investigations and crew engagement.

Key Responsibilities

Monitor and support implementation of the Safety Management System across assigned vessels.
Provide guidance to vessel and shore teams on HSEQ matters and operational risks.
Conduct vessel visits, internal audits and inspections, ensuring timely closure of findings.
Support preparations for external audits, port state control inspections and tanker vetting.
Assist with SIRE readiness and maintain supporting records for TMSA assessments.
Investigate incidents, near misses and non-conformities, identifying root causes and corrective actions.
Review risk assessments, management of change submissions and safety-critical procedures.
Monitor fleet HSEQ performance and prepare reports, trend analyses and improvement plans.
Develop safety campaigns, training materials and lessons learned for fleet circulation.
Support emergency response exercises and incident-management activities.
Review procedures and coordinate updates arising from operational feedback and regulatory changes.
Liaise with vessel teams, owners, charterers, classification societies and other relevant stakeholders.

Requirements

Diploma, degree or professional qualification in Nautical Studies, Marine Engineering, Maritime Safety or a related discipline.
Master Mariner or Chief Engineer Class 1 Certificate of Competency would be advantageous.
At least 3 years of relevant shore-based HSEQ or marine safety experience within tanker ship management.
Relevant seagoing experience on oil, chemical or gas tankers.
Strong understanding of safety management systems and tanker operational risks.
Familiarity with ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, MARPOL, MLC and applicable flag-state requirements.
Experience with SIRE inspections, TMSA, audits and incident investigations.
Internal auditor qualifications and formal incident-investigation training would be advantageous.
Strong analytical, communication and stakeholder-management skills.
Willing to travel and attend vessels as required.