Marine Superintendent

Responsibilities:

Ensure vessels comply with ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, MARPOL, MLC, ISO, and local port authority requirements.  Monitor day-to-day performance, navigation standards, cargo operations, crewing, and technical condition. Ensure vessel is properly manned, maintained, and equipped. Collaborate with the Master and Chief Officer to address operational or crew issues. Explore growth avenues by networking with port authorities and stakeholders. Oversee internal/external audits, inspections (PSC, Flag, Class, SIRE, etc.), and corrective actions. Plan and conduct regular ship visits, and prepare vessel for vetting, dry-docking, and surveys. Support emergency preparedness, including ship-shore drills. Assist Commercial and BD teams in contract renewals and new project bids. Investigate accidents/incidents, root cause analysis, and implement preventive measures. Participate in Emergency Response Teams. Oversee planned maintenance, dry-docking, repairs, and cost control. Monitor vessel operating costs to ensure cost efficiency. Liaise with class societies, oil majors, ship owners, suppliers, and regulatory bodies to ensure certification compliance. Monitor HSE (Health, Safety, Environment) performance, drug/alcohol testing, and quality standards. Support vetting processes, risk assessments, and continuous improvement of marine operations. Foster strong communication between ship crew and shore-based management. Review safety meeting minutes, vetting reports, and ensure effective follow-up.

Requirements:

A minimum of 8 years of experience

A minimum of a degree in a related field