Marine Field Officer

About Nayara Energy: Nayara Energy is a new-age downstream energy and petrochemicals company with a formidable presence spanning across the entire hydrocarbon value chain, from Refining to Retail. Nayara Energy operates in India for India driven by a relentless commitment to fuel the nation's energy aspirations. At the heart of our operations lies the Vadinar refinery, India's second-largest single-site refinery with a capacity of 20MMTPA.With over 6,300 Retail Outlets, we cater to the need for reliable and safe mobility across the length and breadth of the country. We have adopted a phase wise asset development strategy to enter the petrochemicals sector which will be a significant step in our crude to chemicals journey. Through sustainable development projects in Health and Nutrition, Education and Skill Development, and Sustainable Livelihoods, Nayara Energy enhances the quality of life in the communities it operates in. Delivering value for all our stakeholders is at the very core of our beliefs and we are committed to providing the energy that fuels the dreams of our employees, customers, partners and communities.

Job Purpose: The Field Officer – Marine is responsible for executing operational duties both in the process area and onboard vessels at the jetty. The role ensures safe and timely completion of marine operations, including cargo loading, pigging during grade changeovers, continuous monitoring of quality parameters during cargo loading operations at jetty, jetty header flushing, slop transfer, and sea water intake monitoring. A key focus is on minimizing contamination, optimizing documentation and evacuation timelines, and maintaining strict adherence to safety protocols throughout all activities.

1. Operational Execution:

• Perform jetty, vessel, pigging, SWI, and pipeline draining operations as directed by the Shift-in-Charge.
• Ensure safe and efficient completion of marine operations onboard vessels.
• Optimize operational and documentation time for faster product evacuation.
• Conduct pigging and flushing operations to prevent contamination.
• Monitor sea water intake and cargo loading quality parameters continuously.

2. Quality and System Compliance: 

• Shift wise implementation of unit-specific systems, policies, and SOPs under guidance from SIC/Port Captain/Head Marine.
• Communicate effectively for SOP adherence and ensure proper implementation across units.
• Participate in ABC meetings for operational problem-solving and decision-making.
• Take authorized deviations during emergencies and ensure yield optimization as per daily planning.

3. Team Management and Development:

• Guide team members on roles and responsibilities.
• Identify training needs, promote job rotation, and ensure growth opportunities.
• Report deviations and corrective actions to SIC/Port Captain/Head Marine.

4. Safety and OHSMS:

• Enforce HSEF procedures and issue/reject work permits based on compliance.
• Conduct safety audits and participate in PSSR activities.
• Respond to emergencies, maintain housekeeping, and report incidents, near misses, and accidents.
• Ensure 100% PPE and work permit compliance across all activities

5. Environmental & Energy Management

• Implement EMS policies and initiate effluent disposal per safety norms.
• Ensure legal compliance and environmental awareness in operational areas.
• Monitor energy parameters under ISO 50001:2018 and report deviations.
• Maintain awareness of RIMS & EnMS documentation relevant to departmental KPIs

Educational Qualifications

• BE in Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical Engineering
• Diploma in Mechanical, Chemical, or Electrical with minimum 2 years of marine operations experience

Experience

• 2–5 years relevant and total experience in marine operations.