Senior Crewing Superintendent

Responsibilities :

Supervise, coach, and guide assigned Crewing

Superintendents and Operators.

Ensure vessels

are manned safely and efficiently in line with statutory minimum

requirements, vessel type, trade, and budget.

Confirm seafarers hold valid STCW and Flag State

certifications and required training.

Verify

medical fitness of seafarers through certified, independent

practitioners before embarkation.

Plan and

implement crew changes in accordance with Seafarers' Employment

Agreements.

Coordinate with vessels, owners,

and operators to arrange timing and ports for crew

changes.

Handle travel logistics, visas, and

required documentation for seafarers.

Issue

Seafarer Employment Agreements in compliance with MLC, Flag State,

and local laws.

Arrange proper handovers and

onboard familiarization for joining crew.

Ensure additional costs outside the manning agreement are

billed to owners.

Track seafarer performance,

cadet progress, and initiate follow-up actions where

required.

Administer rotation schedules for

officers and ratings.

Support seafarer career

planning, progression, and succession.

Recruit

for seafaring vacancies as necessary.

Maintain

full knowledge of the Management System and ensure correct

application.

Assist with developing and

revising procedures when required.

Promote

continuous improvement and contribute to enhancement

initiatives.

Identify training needs and

coordinate refresher or follow-up training.

Review vessel disbursement accounts for

accuracy.

Maintain up-to-date seafarer

records.

Act as the contact point in cases of

illness or accidents, liaising with all relevant

parties.

Oversee investigations and closure of

non-conformities, audit findings, and client

complaints.

Requirements :

Former seagoing service as an officer, or university

degree with minimum 3 years' experience as a Crewing

Superintendent.

Strong leadership,

interpersonal, and management skills.

Solid

knowledge of international and national maritime

regulations.