Marine Superintendent

Key Responsibilities Operational & Compliance Monitor vessels to ensure compliance with international regulatory standards (ISM, ISPS, MARPOL, SOLAS, etc.).

Plan, coordinate and follow-up on internal audits, statutory inspections, and vetting by oil majors.

Conduct pre-berth and vetting inspections; support Masters and Officers during audits.

Review and ensure vessel performance, navigation practices, cargo operations and safety procedures meet standards.

Safety & Risk Lead investigations into incidents, near misses, and non-conformities and implement corrective actions.

Provide guidance on emergency procedures and participate in emergency response planning.

Support safety campaigns, drills, and crew training.

Reporting & Liaison Prepare inspection and compliance reports for senior management.

Liaise with Masters, crew, technical teams, flag/port state authorities, classification societies and oil majors.

Maintain audit, inspection and risk management documentation.

Other Duties Assist with voyage planning, risk assessments and logistical support (provisions, documentation).

May support vessel dry-docking and maintenance coordination Requirements Maritime qualification: Master Mariner or equivalent Certificate of Competency (CoC) (Class 1 often preferred).

Seagoing experience on tankers/merchant vessels; shore-based marine experience is highly valued.

Strong understanding of international maritime regulations and industry practices.

Excellent communication, leadership, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

Willingness to travel for vessel visits and inspections.