Assistant Technical Superintendent of Shipping

RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

a.      Attend to vessels at ports of call and
periodically sail on them, to ascertain the technical condition, performance
and repairs required.

b.      Periodically sail with vessels to solve
technical problems aboard and develop trouble-shooting methodologies and
procedures.

c.      Control and monitor the lube-oil and bunker
quality onboard as well as the vessels consumption rate.

d.      Prepare / review purchase order request,
considering requirements of Class Society, Planned Maintenance System reports,
deck, tank and machinery condition reports, defect reports, Master and C/E’s
reports, Port State and International legislation, etc.

e.      Obtain and evaluate repair quotations, select
repair companies and location of the repairs, based on the “best quality of
works” / “cost” relation, considering ship’s itinerary and charter party
obligations.

f.        Attend to delivery of new acquisitions to ensure
that supplies meet requested specifications.

g.       Monitor the efficient and timely supply of all
spares required for the proper maintenance and safe operation of the vessels.

h.      Monitor the levels of ships spares in store and
ensure that requisitions and made timely to prevent shortages.

i.        As the Technical Superintendent, the position
requires that you take the vessel for dry docking.

j.        Plan and execute maintenance and repair
activities for the vessel's technical systems, including propulsion, power
generation, navigation, safety equipment, etc.

k.       Coordinate with shipyards, contractors, and
suppliers to ensure timely and cost-effective repairs and upgrades.

l.        Monitor the vessel's condition through regular
inspections, audits and surveys.

m.    Stay abreast of international and local
regulations related to maritime safety, security, and environmental protection.

n.      Ensure that the vessel complies with all
applicable rules and standards set by classification societies, flag state, and
port authorities.

o.      Develop and manage budgets for planned and
unplanned maintenance activities.

p.      Optimize cost-effectiveness without compromising
safety and quality.

q.      Promote and enforce a strong safety culture
onboard and within the technical department.

r.        Implement and monitor environmental protection
measures in line with industry standards and regulations.

s.       Maintain effective communication with vessel
crew, port authorities, and internal stakeholders.

t.        Collaborate with other departments, including
operations, crewing, and purchasing, to ensure seamless operations.

u.      Partake in the assessment of engine room crew
during recruitment.

v.       Develop and implement emergency response plans
for technical failures or incidents.

w.     Provide technical support and guidance during
emergencies.

x.       Carry out other assigned tasks.

Requirements

JOB REQUIREMENTS

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• A graduate of Marine Engineering.
  
• Must have sailed as a Chief or Second Engineer of medium
  range tankers.
  
• Previous experience as a Technical Superintendent,
  preferably with medium-range white product tankers.
  
• In-depth knowledge of vessel operations, and international
  maritime regulations, flag state requirements, etc.
  
• Knowledge of Ship Management, International Covention
  Regulation, ISM Code, ISPS Code is required.
  
• Strong project management and budgeting skills.
  
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  
• Ability to work in a dynamic and fast-paced maritime
  environment.
  
• Proficient in the use of Microsoft office suite.
  

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