Marine Superintendent

Roles & Responsibilities

Job Description :

• Direct or arrange on-shore services such as supply of ships' stores and equipment, ship inspections and overhauls, crew replacements and navigational information for shipping company vessels arriving in port;
• Order ship's stores, deck and navigation equipment and fuel, for delivery according to ship master's requirements and arranges for inspections, tests and overhauls as required by regulations or company practicesl
• Processes and responds to all marine-related services and repair inspections;
• Communicate work details with the department head and customers, ensuring accurate and timely completion of all repair services;
• Implement and maintain the company's safety management system(SMS); ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards (e.g. ISM code, MARPOL, SOLAS, STCW, ISPS, ISO 45001;
• Conduct safety inspections, risk assessments, and workplace hazard analyses; development and monitor corrective and preventive action plans; lead investigations into accidents, near misses, and incidents, prepare detailed reports and lessons learned; maintain records of safety performance and compliance metrics;
• Conduct and coordinate safety inductions, toolbox talks and periodic safety drills;
• Ensure readiness for fire, oil spill, pollution, medical, and security emergencies;
• Conduct internal audits and compliance checks in line with company policy. Prepare vessles / sites for port state control, flag state, ISO, and third-party inspections;
• Liaise and coordinate with respective government bodies for smooth vessels operations and turnaround in port related matters;
• Assist the Board of Safety Committee to handle company safety matters and implement HQ safety requirements.

Job Requirements

Tell employers what skills you have

Charter

Leadership

Legislation

Ships

Onshore

ISO

Industrial Safety

Tanker

Compliance

Pressure

Audits

Communication Skills

Crisis Management

Shipping

Sailing