Marine Superintendent
MISC
This role resides under MISC Marine (the Integrated Marine Services arm of MISC Group).
Key Accountabilities
Safety and Environmental Management
- 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 Corporate HSSEQ.
- 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.
Emergency Preparedness
- To conduct and review ship-shore drills and share the drill reviews with the Corporate HSSEQ
Risk Management
- To review and manage all the risk assessments from vessels. Carry out the established processes to mitigate and minimize the risks.
Audits
- Ensure vessels are prepared for the various internal and external audits. Responsible for guiding the vessel in responding and closing out the audit findings.
Vessel Support
- Will be responsible for briefing/de-briefing and mentoring of sea staff. Conduct regular visits to the vessels under his charge.
Security
- Responsible for all aspects of security of the vessel.
Job Requirements
Education
- Maritime related degree or Certificate of Competency Class 1.
Experience
- At least 2 years of experience as sea going Master.
- Ideally 2 or more years shore management experience in shipping companies.
- Command experience on board oil/gas tankers and working for a ship owner in a fleet management role.
Skills & Competencies
- knowledge of shipping industry and LNG/tanker business
- Shipping legal/regulatory knowledge
- Operational and strategic planning
