Marine Superintendent

Responsibilities

• Oversee vetting and pre-vetting inspections by Oil Majors, ensuring vessels compliance with local/international maritime requirements.
• Communicate with oil majors to secure vessel acceptance, and liaise on vetting matters.
• Monitor and support fleet operational matters, ensuring strict adherence to company policies and procedures.
• Provide guidance to Masters and Navigational Officers on nautical standards and best practices.
• Lead safety initiatives including near-miss reporting, incident investigations, and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
• Conduct and ensure timely completion of internal audits, ISPS audits, and annual Superintendent Navigation audits.
• Liaise with DPA for policy implementation and assist with crew training, seminars, and maintaining industry relationships.
• Coordinate operational support for the fleet, including logistics and office risk assessments, and ensure timely closure of non-conformities.

Requirements

• COC Class 1 with tanker sailing experience.
• At least 2 years served onboard tanker, including minimum 12 months at management level (command experience preferred).
• Minimum 1-year shore-based experience in a ship management company.
• Supervisory experience ashore in tanker companies will be advantageous.
• Good oral and written communication skills analytical, independent, and result-oriented, with ability to start at short notice preferred.

Alfred Lai

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