Superintendent - Marine

The Marine Superintendents primary role is to ensure safe operations of the vessels and compliance to all international marine requirements. They also have to assist in the implementation and upkeep of the Safety Management System and will be required to conduct regular ship inspections to ensure compliance to the statutory requirements of the International Safety Management (ISM) code and International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) code.

•    Monitor day to day ship’s operation for smooth activities at sea and port without delays and accident.
•    Ensure certification of vessel are valid and to avoid failure due non compliance
•    To ensure vessels are meeting reporting requirements and proper documentation as per ISM,
•    ISPS, OSHAS 18000 & ISO 14001. These require constant monitoring of Drill, ACT and Safety Meeting reports.
•    Provide ship with navigational data to prevent navigational hazard.
•    Ensure all weekly, cumulative and annual corrections for navigational charts and publications are provided onboard in timely manner.
•    Ensure ISM, ISPS and ISO compliances, with properly organized audit plans and efficient preparation.
•    Maintaining Safety Management System (SMS) updates with consistent improvement to produce quality, accuracy, adequate and efficient procedures.
•    Assist in the identification of safety risk assessment and environmental aspects / impacts for vessel operations.
•    Ensure compliance with applicable legal and other requirements by all vessels and raise corrective action when necessary.
•    Briefing of Shipboard Senior Officers prior to joining vessels with regards to Safety Management Systems, company policies, vessel operations and specific charterers’ requirements.
•    Maintain, control and monitor port and charterer requirements, in conjunction with the technical superintendent.
•    Carry out the Internal Audits as per HSE plan and assigned by the HSQE Manager.