PORT OPERATIONS CHIEF (GOV)
Your tasks
PORT OPERATION SUPERVISOR The position is responsible for the supervision of the day-to-day maintenance of the vessel's engines and other equipment; preparation and implementation of short- and mid-term preventive and corrective maintenance plans; control, monitoring and maintaining a reasonable inventory of LCTs spare parts in order to meet the department's objectives effectively and efficiently.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Prevents heavy machine troubles before it occurs through well-conceived plans of repair, adjustment, overhauling and lubrication.
2. Plans and schedules all preventive maintenance activities and job requests.
3. Develops and supervises an organization capable of performing the required work.
4. Maintains control procedures to ensure future inspections, lubrications, and so on.
5. Inspects the vessels and equipment frequently enough to determine wear and tear, misalignment, etc. before a serious damage occurs.
6. Plans such repairs, replacements, or servicing as inspection report suggests.
7. Keeps systematic record on equipment showing all adjustments, repairs, replacements, etc.
8. Sets up adequate time-keeping so as to aid in the proper allocation of time for cost determination.
9. Maintains an adequate training minimum size workforce.
10. Suggests and assist in developing improvements in machinery that will make for better operating characteristics, longer wear, and less frequent repairs and adjustments.
11. Establishes and maintains an adequate store of maintenance materials with minimum investment consistent with needs.
12. Ensures implementation of Safety Management System.
13. Observes safety procedures in the performance of his duties.
14. Performs other duties that may be assigned by his superior from time-to-time.
15. To comply the Mandatory requirement, that usually audited by Marina.
Requirements
Qualifications/Requirements Minimum Education Required:
- Graduate in Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering