Semi Senior Marine Superintendent

• Supervise vetting inspections by oil majors across the assigned fleet, verifying that vessels satisfy local and international maritime requirements and industry standards.
  


• Engage with oil majors throughout the approval process and secure vessel acceptance.
  


• Undertake pre-vetting inspections and work alongside the technical team to close out vetting issues.
  


• Track operational matters across all vessels and uphold adherence to company policies and procedures.
  


• Advise Masters and Navigational Officers on nautical matters to sustain onboard nautical standards.
  


• Champion safety initiatives spanning near-miss reporting, inspections, incident investigations, and quality improvements, and examine all accidents and incidents to drive corrective actions.
  


• Serve on the Emergency Response Team and remain available to act during emergencies.
  


• Execute internal audits, ISPS audits, Marine Ship Inspections, cargo audits, and Superintendent Navigation audits within the required annual intervals, with all non-conformities closed promptly.
  


• Work with the Designated Person Ashore on policy implementation, deliver senior officer briefings, and assist with training and seminars.
  


• Represent the organisation at industry and safety forums, sustaining relationships with oil majors, principals, and industry associations.
  
  
  

Requirements

• Certificate of Competency as Master Mariner (Class 1, unlimited) or an equivalent maritime qualification.
  


• Minimum five years of seagoing experience at senior officer rank, with prior shore-based superintendent exposure preferred.
  


• Working knowledge of ISM, ISPS, MLC, SOLAS, MARPOL, and OCIMF requirements, including SIRE vetting and TMSA frameworks.
  


• Proven capability in audit execution, incident investigation, and root cause analysis, supported by proficiency in fleet management and reporting systems.
  


• Strong written and verbal communication skills, sound judgement under pressure, and willingness to travel and attend vessels.