Deputy Designated Person Ashore

• Support the
  implementation, maintenance, and continual improvement of the Company's
  Integrated Management System (IMS), including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO
  45001.
  
•  Monitor and ensure
  compliance with ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, MARPOL, MLC, Flag State, Class, and other
  applicable maritime regulations.
  
• Plan, coordinate, and
  participate in internal and external audits, vessel inspections, emergency
  drills, and management reviews.
  
• Investigate
  incidents, non-conformities, and near misses, ensuring effective root cause
  analysis and timely implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
  
• Monitor vessel
  safety, quality, environmental, and operational performance, providing
  recommendations for continuous improvement.
  
• Support risk
  assessments, emergency preparedness, permit-to-work compliance, and safety
  initiatives across the fleet.
  
• Coordinate responses
  to marine incidents and provide shore-based support during emergencies.
  
• Monitor regulatory
  updates and ensure timely communication and implementation across the
  organization.
  
• Assess crew
  compliance with safety procedures, emergency preparedness, and company
  management systems, providing guidance where required.
  
• Prepare reports,
  maintain HSEQ documentation, and present performance updates to management.
  
• Act as the alternate
  Designated Person Ashore (DPA), providing direct support to vessel operations
  and ensuring effective communication between ship and shore.
  

Requirements

QUALIFICATION AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS:

• A degree or
  diploma in a Maritime related course
  
• A minimum of
  3 years of relevant experience on a similar role is required.
  
• Knowledge of
  the Maritime industry is an advantage.
  
• Knowledge of
  regulations and standards guiding the maritime industry is a plus
  
• Knowledge of
  inspections, audits
  
• Good
  interpersonal and communication skills
  
• Good knowledge of Microsoft office
  suite
  
• Good commercial awareness of the shipping
  industry and the operations of a vessel