Marine Superintendent

Key Responsibilities - Ensure vetting approvals are maintained and vessels are adequately prepared for inspections. - Support Masters with vetting preparations, debriefings, and follow-up of observations. - Analyze inspection results, identify trends, and recommend performance improvements. - Conduct vessel visits, audits (navigation, mooring, cargo, behavioral), and crew competency assessments. - Investigate marine, cargo, and navigational incidents; implement corrective and preventive actions. - Monitor compliance with alcohol and drug testing programs. - Oversee cost control, maintenance, and budgeting for assigned vessels and equipment. - Manage dry dock preparations, tendering, supervision, and delivery within budget and timeframe. - Collaborate with internal departments to ensure compliance, documentation, and efficient operations. - Contribute to crew recruitment, training, and appraisals. - Assess risks at ports/terminals and provide guidance on safe operations and cargo handling. - Ensure compliance with international regulations, SMS, and industry best practices. - Follow up on corrective actions and ensure timely implementation across the fleet. Qualifications - Captain Class A License. - Minimum 5 years’ sea experience on tanker/chemical vessels, including at least 3 years as senior deck officer. - Strong command of English (written and spoken). - Proficient in IT systems and software applications. - Excellent communication, leadership, and negotiation skills. - Up-to-date knowledge of international regulations and marine industry developments.