Toa Payoh - Marine Superintendent (Tanker)

Job scope:

The Marine Superintendent is responsible for ensuring the safe and smooth operations of his or her assigned Oil and Oil-Chemical Type tankers.

Responsibilities:

• To ensure that the vessels are able to perform their voyages and operations in accordance with Charterers Voyage Orders in strict compliance with owners policies and Procedures.
• To arrange and manage vetting inspections, including submissions onto the OCIMF SIRE online platform.
• Carry out on board and / or remote pre-vetting inspections of the assigned vessels.
• To oversee the vessels’ navigational matters, including review of passage plans and conduct of navigation audits.
• To ensure compliance with terminal, operators, oil majors and charterers’ requirements.
• To liaise with and manage matters in relation to Flag State and Port State.
• To ensure that Q88 and HVPQ are updated at all times.
• To advise on changes to regulations, requirements and industry best practices.
• To promote and manage the vessels’ health, safety and environment compliance.
• Plan and execute Ship visits of the assigned ships in close liaison with his seniors
• To assist GM in planning and materialising Crew changes in line with the requirements
• To provide suggestions for improvement of company’s SMS.
• To provide vessels with guidance and information regarding the above.
• To provide support, training and enforcement in respect of crew competency and discipline.
• To provide support in respect of queries regarding vessels’ capabilities and performances.
• Member of company’s emergency response team.
• Attend to various tasks as assigned by seniors related to job.
• Closely liaise and communicate with owners and charterers to ensure smooth operation of the vessels assigned.
• Cooperate with the Technical Superintendent in efficient running of the assigned vessels with the budget.

Requirements:

• Seagoing experience as a Master and Chief Officer on Oil and Oil-Chemical Tankers OR at least 2 years of shore experience in managing Oil Product and Oil-Chemical Tankers
• Experience in relation to safety, health and environment management and compliance for Oil and Oil-Chemical tankers.
• Additional sailing experience on pure chemical tankers will be beneficial
• Familiar with international and local maritime regulations and requirements.
• Result oriented person with strong sense of integrity and professionalism.
• Excellent leadership, teamwork, management and communication skills.
• Able to motivate and inspire people.
• Be proactive in approach with good decision making ability
• Good knowledge of Microsoft Office and basic computer skills
• Ready to travel at short notice