Crewing Superintendent (Shipping)

Key

Responsibilities

Lead, support, train, and supervise assigned Crewing

Superintendents and Crewing Operators.

Review

and monitor safe manning of vessels in line with minimum and

special manning requirements, vessel age, trade, type, condition,

and budget.

Ensure seafarers are fully

trained, qualified, and compliant with Company, STCW, and Flag

State regulations.

Verify that seafarers

undergo medical examinations with independent, qualified doctors

and obtain valid medical certificates before joining.

Oversee crew changes in compliance with Seafarers'

Employment Agreements (SEA), liaising with vessels, owners, and

operators to arrange suitable dates / ports.

Arrange and monitor travel and visa requirements for

seafarers, ensuring sufficient handover and familiarization

time.

Ensure SEAs comply with MLC, Flag State,

and national requirements.

Monitor and charge

expenses outside manning agreements appropriately to

owners.

Track crew performance, including

cadet progress, and arrange necessary follow-up.

Plan officers' and ratings' rotations and support

seafarers' career progression.

Actively

recruit seafarers for open positions.

Ensure

full compliance with the Company's Management System and promote

continuous improvement.

Develop and update

crewing policies, procedures, and processes.

Identify, monitor, and address training needs for

seafarers.

Review vessel disbursement accounts

and maintain seafarer records.

Liaise with

stakeholders in cases of crew sickness, accidents, or

emergencies.

Investigate and follow up on

non-conformities, observations, and customer

complaints.

Requirements :

Seagoing experience as an officer, or a university degree and

experience as Crewing

• Superintendent of not less than 3
• years;
• Good leadership, communication and controlling
• skills;
• Good command of the English language;

To be fully conversant with applicable international and national