Ensures vessels operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with international maritime regulations.
Conducts vessel inspections and audits (safety, navigation, operational readiness).
Monitors ship performance, fuel consumption, and voyage efficiency.
Oversees maintenance, repairs, and dry-dock planning.
Provides technical guidance to ship captains and crew.
Investigates accidents, incidents, and near-misses implements corrective actions.
Ensures statutory and class certificates of vessels are up to date.
Coordinates with port authorities, classification societies, and regulatory bodies.
Reviews and updates Safety Management Systems (ISM Code compliance).
Plans crew training and drills related to safety and emergency procedures.
Prepares operational reports and continuous improvement plans.
Supports the commercial team by ensuring vessels are always ready for charter requirements.
Requirements:
Possession of a valid Class 1 (Master) Certificate of Competency.
1- 2 years of experience as a Marine Superintendent, preferably with exposure to oil/chemical tanker operations in ship management or shipping companies.
At least 1 years of sailing experience as Master on oil/chemical tankers (advantageous).
Strong understanding of international maritime legislation, codes, and standards including ISM, ISPS, MLC, TMSA, and Oil Major requirements.
Demonstrated experience in carrying out navigational audits, conducting officer briefings, managing inspections, rolling out safety initiatives, and supporting incident investigations.
