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Job Description About Us: The BSM team includes over 20,000 seafarers and 2,000 shore-based staff in over 30 locations and across the oceans. Together we move a fleet of 650 vessels responsibly while protecting our people, our fleet and the environment. As a multinational, family-owned business, we celebrate a culture of togetherness. Caring for and learning from each other is at the base of our success. Our superpower is our diversity. The wealth of more than 80 nationalities and diverse expert knowledge boosts our capacity to innovate and take industry standards to the next level. As a family-owned business, we value a culture of caring for one another. Our strength is our diversity, with over 80 nationalities in our company. Join BSM today as we continue shaping the future of shipping while enabling international commerce for millions worldwide. Job Objective: Oversees and monitors the overall safety, security, nautical and commercial operation (including commercial effectiveness and voyage efficiency) of the assigned ships. Ensure OHSE, Energy and Environmental policies are upheld. Key Accountabilities: <ul><li>Monitoring updates and proposing improvements in safety, security and commercial effectiveness and voyage efficiency of vessels assigned to fleet team by participating in relevant seminars, and implementing Group initiatives, alerts, and incident corrective actions.</li><li>Provide commercial and operational support to assigned vessel for the effective fulfilment of voyage and cargo requirements.</li><li>Manage relationship with owner and charterer</li><li>Monitor navigational operation, voyage performance, commercial operation and cargo operation of the assigned vessel to ensure compliance with statutory industry standards, national and international rules and regulations, safety regulations and operational standards of BSM and that of the vessel owner.</li><li>Assist (TSI) with identifying potential discrepancies from operational standards and proposes solutions for effective operation of the navigational and cargo equipment of the assigned vessels.</li><li>Monitors that all assigned vessels possess the required statutory certification for safe operation in accordance with Class, Port State Control and Flag State requirements, maritime legislation, safety regulations and operational standards of both BSM and vessels owners.</li><li>Identifies elevated risk conditions and circumstances in a timely manner and provides support and guidance to Technical Superintendents and Masters to adequately mitigate such risks. This includes ship security risks.</li><li>Take the role of Company Security Officer</li><li>Supports Master with pre-vetting preparation, including internal SIRE inspection and risk assessment.</li><li>Support Master during vetting and third-party audits and inspections including SIRE, CDI, FSI, PSC</li><li>Prepare responses to internal and third-party audits and inspections including SIRE, CDI, FSI, PSC and implement corrective actions</li><li>Review of SMS safety related documentation.</li><li>In liaison with LPSQ and FPD, assist and support sea staff with alignment of marine requirements.</li><li>Assist with the Company initiatives regarding the human element </li><li>Provide guidance on standards and policies contributing towards safety</li><li>Provide guidance on standards and policies contributing towards environmental protection</li><li>Provide guidance to TO in purchasing activities of the navigation, communication, safety, mooring equipment and other equipment</li><li>Enables the accurate and timely provision of information to clients and management of SMC, in order to increase client awareness on BSM services and enhance their satisfaction and commitment.</li><li>Develops all necessary reports and documentation and results and upon approval, submits them to ship owners, BSM clients and management, thus contributing to the better collaboration, enhancement of clients' commitment and promotion of Company's profile. </li><li>Communicates with clients on operational issues as required.</li><li>Handling cargo claims and liaison with P&amp;I / Insurance as required and dealing with commercial disputes such as off-hire when required.</li><li>Provides on-request feedback on performance appraisals developed onboard. Prepares appraisals of sea staff during sailing visits.</li></ul>Requirements Education Qualifications: <ul><li>M.Sc or B.Sc in Maritime Studies/ Naval Engineering or Naval Architecture or</li><li>Master/ Senior officer's Certificate of Competency</li></ul>Work Experience: <ul><li>At least 5 years sailing experience as Master on Container fleet.</li><li>At least 0-2 years' experience as Marine superintendent with vetting and Sire 2.0 in a ship management / owning company</li></ul>Job Specific Skills: <ul><li>Knowledge of Quality Standards, environmental and safety standards</li><li>Knowledge of Legislation concerning Quality and Safety</li><li>Good interpersonal and communication skills</li><li>Experience in customer management</li><li>Knowledge of the local / regional maritime market conditions</li><li>Good people management skills</li><li>Fluency in English</li><li>PC literacy</li></ul>Benefits Why you should join us! <ul><li>Career development opportunities</li><li>Technical and soft skills training</li><li>Comprehensive health insurance coverage</li><li>Annual performance bonus</li><li>Diverse workforce</li><li>Flexible work opportunities</li></ul>Be a part of the ever-growing Schulte group family!

Marine Superintendent - Container

Job Description About us Working with Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement means partnering with one of the world's leading third party ship managers. As a multinational, family- owned business, we celebrate a culture of togetherness. Caring for and learning from each other is at the base of our success. Our superpower is our diversity. The wealth of more than 80 nationalities and diverse expert knowledge boosts our capacity to innovate and take industry standards to the next level. The BSM family includes over 20,000 seafarers and 2,000 shore-based staff in more than 30 locations and across the oceans. Together, we move a fleet of over 600 vessels and help hundreds of ship owners trade cargo all around the world safely and efficiently. We see it as our highest responsibility to operate with greatest respect to the integrity of the environment, the vessels, and our people. Are you interested in exciting career opportunities, personal growth, and great development options in an international fast-paced working environment? Then join the BSM family! Job Objective Oversees and monitors the overall safety, security, nautical and commercial operation (including commercial effectiveness and voyage efficiency) of the assigned ships. Ensure OHSE, Energy and Environmental policies are upheld. Key accountabilities <ul><li>Monitoring updates and proposing improvements in safety, security and commercial effectiveness and voyage efficiency of vessels assigned to fleet team by participating in relevant seminars, and implementing Group initiatives, alerts, and incident corrective actions.</li></ul><ul><li>Provide commercial and operational support to assigned vessel for the effective fulfilment of voyage and cargo requirements.</li></ul><ul><li>Manage relationship with owner and charterer.</li></ul><ul><li>Monitor navigational operation, voyage performance, commercial operation and cargo operation of the assigned vessel to ensure compliance with statutory industry standards, national and international rules and regulations, safety regulations and operational standards of BSM and that of the vessel owner.</li></ul><ul><li>Assist (TSI) with identifying potential discrepancies from operational standards and proposes solutions for effective operation of the navigational and cargo equipment of the assigned vessels.</li></ul><ul><li>Monitors that all assigned vessels possess the required statutory certification for safe operation in accordance with Class, Port State Control and Flag State requirements, maritime legislation, safety regulations and operational standards of both BSM and vessels owners.</li></ul><ul><li>Identifies elevated risk conditions and circumstances in a timely manner and provides support and guidance to Technical Superintendents and Masters to adequately mitigate such risks. This includes ship security risks.</li></ul><ul><li>Take the role of Company Security Officer</li></ul><ul><li>Supports Master with pre-vetting preparation, including internal SIRE inspection and risk assessment.</li></ul><ul><li>Support Master during vetting and third-party audits and inspections including SIRE, CDI, FSI, PSC</li></ul><ul><li>Prepare responses to internal and third-party audits and inspections including SIRE, CDI, FSI, PSC and implement corrective actions.</li></ul><ul><li>Review of SMS safety related documentation.</li></ul><ul><li>In liaison with LPSQ and FPD, assist and support sea staff with alignment of marine requirements.</li></ul><ul><li>Assist with the Company initiatives regarding the human element.</li></ul><ul><li>Provide guidance on standards and policies contributing towards safety.</li></ul><ul><li>Provide guidance on standards and policies contributing towards environmental protection.</li></ul><ul><li>Provide guidance to TO in purchasing activities of the navigation, communication, safety, mooring equipment, and other equipment.</li></ul><ul><li>Enables the accurate and timely provision of information to clients and management of SMC, to increase client awareness on BSM services and enhance their satisfaction and commitment.</li></ul><ul><li>Develops all necessary reports and documentation and results and upon approval, submits them to ship owners, BSM clients and management, thus contributing to the better collaboration, enhancement of clients' commitment and promotion of Company's profile.</li></ul><ul><li>Communicates with clients on operational issues as required.</li></ul><ul><li>Interacts and builds a relationship with Owners and charterers.</li></ul><ul><li>Handling cargo claims and liaison with P&amp;I / Insurance as required and dealing with commercial disputes such as off-hire when required.</li></ul><ul><li>Provides on-request feedback on performance appraisals developed onboard. Prepares appraisals of sea staff during sailing visits.</li></ul><ul><li>Provides interviews and briefings as required for senior ship staff.</li></ul><ul><li>Active involvement in the continual improvement process of the Company Management System to maintain compliance with customer requirements, expectations as well as international / national regulations.</li></ul>Requirements Education Qualifications <ul><li>M.Sc or B.Sc in Maritime Studies/ Naval Engineering or Naval Architecture</li><li>B.S. degree in Nautical Science / Studies or equivalent, or Master Mariner's / Chief Officer's qualification</li></ul>Work Experience <ul><li>At least 3 years sailing experience as Master/ Senior Officer and</li><li>Have sailed in the artic region.</li><li>Experience working on ice-class vessels is a must.</li></ul>Job specific skills <ul><li>Knowledge of Quality Standards, environmental and safety standards</li><li>Knowledge of Legislation concerning Quality and Safety</li></ul>

Marine Superintendent - Non Tanker (Ice-Class)

RESPONSIBILITIES • Responsible for Maintaining all Marine, Vetting standard on board assigned Tankers. Implement and maintain a safe operational standard in compliance with Total Quality Management (TQM) as well as International Marine regulations for the vessel assigned. • Ensure a good dialogue and cooperation with the charterers, Oil Majors, commercial operators, owners and other parties involved in the operation of the vessels. Cooperate with vessel management team regarding the marine operations of the vessels and keep the Marine Manager informed. • Coordinate all marine operations of vessels and act as support to the Marine Manager and Business Unit in all matters to marine operations. • Support the Business Units in the achievement of the company's KPI figures. • The job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of responsibilities. These may change, or new ones may be assigned, with notice, at any time. DUTIES • Ensure that cargo and ballast procedures are properly implemented onboard and randomly verify cargo/ballast plans for compliance with all safety aspects. • Ensure that Navigation practices and procedures meet company requirements and industry standards and are effectively implemented through the implementation of suitable controls (like random sampling of passage plans), equipment and training. Guide vessels on Navigation aspects including heavy weather as required. • Monitor vessel operations for compliance with the company policies and procedures, ensuring that it is effectively implemented on-board. Ensure implementation of OSM Thome's Policies and procedures on the new vessels. • Assist and advise the vessels for issues related cargo holds, port operations, anchoring &amp; mooring operations. • Co-ordinate and arrange for SIRE, CDI, Right ship &amp; external inspections of vessels as applicable and follow up on the closure of the findings. • Co-ordinate Flag State Inspection (FSI) and Port State Control (PSC) inspections and follow up on the closure of the findings. • Attend vessels to conduct Marine Inspections, pre-vetting inspections, vetting assistance, charterers &amp; owners' inspections and Internal audits (if required). Ensure follow up of all deficiencies noted during vessel attendance is recorded and filed in the Computerized management system and followed up. • Ensure all OCIMF, Q-88, Oil Major Vetting Inspections Database and other vessel information questionnaires are maintained up to date at all times, including all certification and vetting status updates. • Investigate the incidents/injuries and other hazardous occurrences as per the company procedures. • Review and close out the monthly safety report, near misses, STOP cards and other reports as required. • Designated member of the crisis management team for the assigned vessels. Assist, arrange and coordinate tabletop exercises and emergency drills. • Review the Risk Assessments received from the vessels, escalate to the management team if required and provide feedback to the vessels. • Ensure the system remains functional and fit for purpose by facilitating the Management of Change Process along with other business unit's counterparts. • Assist in preparation, implementation and maintenance of office and vessel's contingency plans. • Assist the vessels in handling the issues relating to Environmental compliance, Cargo fixtures, cargo off-spec and PNI, Cargo operation and tank preparation, use of PPE during cargo and tank preparation. • Assist in periodical management review of TQM, record findings from the reviews and propose actions if necessary. • Make performance evaluations of Masters and Chief Officers assigned to the vessel under supervision. • Provide input to the Manning Department on recruitment of Senior Officers for the assigned vessels. Briefing and interview of the senior officers before recruitment on-board. • Assist in taking over/handing over of the vessels as required. • Carry out other work as directed by the Marine Manager. • Key responsibilities with regard to environmental protection are outlined in GP 1.3.1 A1. • The job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of duties. These may change, or new ones may be assigned, with notice, at any time. AUTHORITY • Authority as per Company authority matrix.) REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCES • Class 1 Certificate of Competency. • Class 2 Certificate of Competency and University Qualification. • Auditor ISM, MLC and ISPS codes. • Strong oral and written communication skills, including strong presentation skills. • Fluent in both written and spoken English. • Strong organizational and time management skills. • Computer skills, including Microsoft Office suite. • Ability to collaborate across business entities easily, while maintaining a drive for results. • Sailing Experience at the management level. • Experience in risk assessment &amp; management, auditing, incident investigating and mentoring. • For senior role, additionally to have at least 24 months shore-based experience as Marine Superintendent.

Marine Superintendent / Senior Marine Superintendent

Marine Superintendent Function The Marine Superintendent is responsible for: • Safety culture onboard vessels • Complying with regulations • Ensuring vessel delivers safe and effective navigation and cargo operations • Monitoring the safety, navigation, cargo and commercial readiness of the vessel. • Assisting in continual improvement of HSQEEn procedures • Identifying training needs for ship personnel • Identifying security risk associated and preparing vessel for the voyage KPIs • TRCF • LTIF • PSC • Off hire Tasks Marine Superintendent shall: • Assist the vessel in navigation, safety or cargo related issues. • Guide vessel in cargo operations including stowage plan, tank cleaning • Assist Master to ensure cargo suitability and compatibility • Assist with oil major requirements for commercial fixture • Review vessels for STS operations • Monitor weather reports and advise the vessel in routeing • Assist vessel in HRA transit including arranging of armed guards • Monitor rest hour records • Review and approve JSA's • Review HSE meetings /USA/USC/Near Miss/Drill reports • Assist in scheduling vetting inspections and preparing response to vetting observations • Schedule and prepare vessels for external audits and inspections • Conduct safety inspection onboard • Review and close the PMS jobs (marine) • Verify audit/inspection/incident related CAR's and close WO's • Investigate incidents as per company procedure • Initiate and implement MOC as per company procedure • Liaise with flag, class, P&amp;I / H&amp;M in consultation with FM • Participate in Ship/Shore drills, training programs and seminars • Member of the crisis management team • Conduct interview of deck officers • Conduct pre-joining briefing of deck officers, Master and CE • Appraise Master prior completion of contract • Follow up on the Navigation/Safety campaigns to ensure proper implementation • Take over and hand over of vessels • Any other tasks allocated by the FM Reports to-Fleet Manager Substitute-Marine Superintendent Minimum Experience-2 years' experience in a senior management position on board on tankers &amp; 1-year experience in a similar rank in shore-based position Minimum Qualifications-Master's Certificate of Competency

Marine Superintendent

Vacancy Name Marine Superintendent Vacancy No VN15137 Employment Type Permanent Location Country India Work Location Chennai Who are V? As a global leader in ship management and marine services, we add value to a vessel's operations. Operating around the clock and around the world, V. gives every client the quality and efficiency they need in every sector. Covering crew management and recruitment, quality ship management and technical services, together with supporting management and commercial services, V. has an unrivalled industry knowledge with performance assured. Our values, We Care, We Collaborate, We Challenge, We are Consistent, We Commit and Deliver, are at the heart of everything we do and they support our strategy of Investing in Talent. We are always interested in making contact with talented individuals - people who will demonstrate our values and deliver great service, for internal and external stakeholders. Overall Purpose of The Job Be the marine resource to the Fleet Cell and contribute towards operating the vessels to the highest safety standards, in compliance with company and regulatory requirements, ensuring flawless service delivery to customers. Support the Fleet Cell throughout all fleet operations Key Responsibilities and Tasks - Safety is our first priority and the Marine Superintendent has, in collaboration with the Fleet Manager, the authority and the accountability for taking necessary decisions that ensure constant safe operation and that everybody comes home safe and that we protect the environment. - Our Customers are our second priority after safety. The Marine Superintendent is responsible for delivery of marine management service to the Customer. Ensure the Customer fully benefits from the operational performance of their vessel. - Accountable for execution of duties including the maintenance of navigational standards by regular review of navigational practices and procedures and any improvements required for the ships assigned. - Monitor shipboard drug and alcohol testing. - Forming part of the office review team for safety critical work requiring office approval. Ensure the commercial operations of assigned vessels are conducted in a safe and effective manner. - Planning, arranging and monitoring the internal and external audits of the appropriate managed vessels. - Authorise selection process of Senior Officers for assigned Vessels. - Conduct Senior Officer Performance Appraisals in accordance with VMS procedures and play an active role in their personal development and competence management. - To assist and support the DPA and act as deputy DPA when required. - Build and maintain a professional and effective working relationship with senior ship staff to influence the development of a strong safety culture. - Collaborating with the fleet cell colleagues to formulate robust action plans to drive improvement in performance of office and customer KPIs. - Collect HSEQ statistical data of assigned vessels to support the CTD and Management Review processes. - Monitor the Health, Environmental &amp; Quality aspects of the assigned Vessels. - Monitor all cargo activities such as cargo operations, tank cleaning / gas freeing and to comply with operational safety procedures and provide assistance / guidance where required for the ships assigned. Liaise with P&amp;I for Cargo/Operations related matters. Ensure environmental standards and procedures are fully complied with. - Prepare 'visitation' plans to promote safety on assigned vessels and the development of a strong safety culture onboard. - Ensure that any issues that affect, or may affect, the safety, environmental or operational performance of assigned vessels are reported to the Fleet Manager and escalated to the HSEQ Manager / DPA promptly. - To be an advocate of ShipSure and ensure it is properly utilised within the fleet cell. Support and assist colleagues where required and provide constructive feedback to aid continuous improvement of the system. - In liaison with other members of the fleet cell team, control and monitor the risk for assigned vessels and act as a member of the risk assessment team for shipboard procedures and operations. - Maintain records of accidents, incidents, near misses and non-conformance reports. Contribute fully to the investigations and ensure that investigations are carried out in accordance with the severity and response matrices within the VMS, and that appropriate corrective action is agreed upon and implemented in a timely manner. - Ensure that the Management team is immediately advised of any hazardous occurrence or high potential near miss likely to affect the Safety, environment and/or performance of the vessel. - Act as Company Security Officer (CSO) and plan ISPS audits for designated fleet/vessels within the required timescales. Monitor required reporting of entries into HRA/War risk areas and Armed Guards as required. - In conjunction with the Shipboard team prepare vessels for inspection/audit by PSC, Flag, Oil Major, CDI and similar bodies. - Drive positive outcomes of third party inspections on assigned vessels to ensure office and Group safety performance KPIs are met - Attend contingency drills and exercises held in the office so as to form part of an effective Emergency Response Team during a real time contingency. What can I expect in return? V. Group can offer you a market leading salary and benefits package, in addition to significant opportunities for career growth and personal development. This a great opportunity to join a true leader in the maritime sector - a company that has exciting plans for future growth. Essential • Minimum qualification of Class 2 (1st Mate) certificate of competency and seagoing experience as a Chief Officer pursuant to the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch- keeping for Seafarers (STCW), 1978, as amended, with not less than three years' experience as a senior shipboard officer and five years of relevant ship type experience, • or • Other formal education combined with not less than three years' practical senior level experience in ship management operations in a shipping company with relevant ship type experience, • or; • Qualifications from a tertiary institution recognized by the Administration or by the recognised organisation, within a relevant field of management, engineering or physical science with not less than three years practical senior level experience in ship management operations in a shipping company with relevant ship type experience. Desirable • Master's Certificate of Competency (Class 1) with command experience. • Good communication (oral and written) skills Good organisational and planning skills • Good analytical and problem solving skills • Good interpersonal skills with the ability to engage and interact with people at all levels. Applications Close Date 30 Nov 2025

Royal Ocean Marine is looking for an experienced Marine Superintendent specializing in chemical tankers to join our client's team. The Marine Superintendent will be responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of chemical tanker vessels under their supervision. This role requires a strong emphasis on maritime regulations, safety management, and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities: <ul> <li>Oversee the daily operations of chemical tanker vessels to ensure compliance with company policies, industry regulations, and safety standards.</li> <li>Conduct regular inspections and audits of vessels to evaluate safety performance and operational efficiency.</li> <li>Provide technical support and guidance to vessel crews on chemical handling procedures, safety protocols, and emergency response plans.</li> <li>Manage and coordinate maintenance, drydocking, and repairs in alignment with the company's policies and budgetary constraints.</li> <li>Assist in incident investigations and implement corrective measures to prevent reoccurrence.</li> <li>Maintain accurate records of inspections, performance reports, and operational data.</li> <li>Foster continuous improvement in safety practices and operational performance across the fleet.</li> </ul>Requirements <ul> <li>Bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related field.</li> <li>Minimum of 5 years of experience in marine operations, with at least 3 years as a Marine Superintendent in chemical tanker operations.</li> <li>Thorough knowledge of maritime regulations and safety management systems related to chemical tankers.</li> <li>Strong leadership, organizational, and decision-making skills.</li> <li>Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.</li> <li>Proficiency in using marine management software and MS Office applications.</li> <li>Certifications in HSEQ and hazardous materials handling are preferred.</li> <li>Willingness to travel to vessels in various locations as required.</li> </ul>Benefits Chan Chee Meng EA 07C3069 R1110620

Marine Superintendent- Chemical Tanker (0083 Sept 2025)

Royal Ocean Marine is looking for an enthusiastic and detail-oriented Assistant Marine Superintendent ? Junior Marine Supt to join our client's dynamic team. This role is designed for individuals who are passionate about the maritime industry and are eager to contribute to the safe and efficient operation of marine vessels. As an Assistant Marine Superintendent, you will support the Senior Superintendents in various operational tasks, helping to ensure compliance with safety regulations and company standards. Key Responsibilities <ul> <li>Assist in monitoring vessel operations and ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.</li> <li>Support the Senior Superintendents in conducting audits and inspections of vessels.</li> <li>Help maintain operational documentation and records, ensuring accuracy and compliance.</li> <li>Participate in crew training programs and safety meetings.</li> <li>Collaborate with various departments to support maintenance schedules and operational planning.</li> <li>Contribute to the preparation of reports on vessel performance, incidents, and maintenance activities.</li> <li>Engage in problem-solving discussions and assist in implementing improvements.</li> </ul>Requirements <ul> <li>Degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.</li> <li>1-3 years of experience in the maritime industry, preferably in a supervisory or administrative role.</li> <li>Strong understanding of marine operations and safety regulations.</li> <li>Excellent analytical and organizational skills.</li> <li>Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and other relevant software.</li> <li>Effective communication skills, both oral and written.</li> <li>A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.</li> <li>Willingness to travel for vessel inspections and audits.</li> <li>Those who have COC and keen to come back ashore is encourage to apply</li> </ul>Benefits Chan Chee Meng EA 07C3069 R1110620

Assistant Marine/Superintendent (0081 September 2025)

Company Description Vitol is a leader in the energy sector with a presence across the spectrum; from oil through to power, renewables and carbon. It trades over 7 million barrels per day of crude oil and products and, at any time, has 250 ships transporting its cargoes. Vitol's clients include national oil companies, multinationals, leading industrial companies and utilities. Founded in Rotterdam in 1966, today Vitol serves clients from some 40 offices worldwide and is invested in energy assets globally including: circa 17m m3 of storage globally, 500k bpd of refining capacity, 7,000+ service stations and a growing portfolio of transitional and renewable energy assets. Revenues in 2022 were $505 billion. VBunkers is 100% owned by Vitol, an expert bunker tanker manager and operator with extensive experience of physical bunker supplies in the port of Singapore, the world's largest bunkering port, and a fleet of 20 modern Singapore flagged bunker tankers. Job Description <ul><li>Attend to vessels to verify health, safety standards and execution of environmental protection policy onboard.</li><li>Guide vessel in compliance to Company's policies, international rules &amp; regulations and oil major's requirement. </li><li>Advise on changes in legislation and/or industry best practices and submit recommendations for approval.</li><li>Proposal amendments of company's SMS manuals for approval.</li><li>Conduct annual internal Safety Inspection (Marine) and Navigational Audit on board vessels.</li><li>Conduct Internal ISM audit and co-ordinate external ISM/ISPS/MLC audit on board vessels.</li><li>Guide vessel in preparation of SIRE Inspection and carry out pre-vetting on board prior to the inspection.</li><li>Arrange and attend to vessel SIRE inspection and follow up with rectification report within due dates for approval.</li><li>Follow up vessel's PSC/FSC inspection and any other external inspection/surveys (Terminal Inspection, P&amp;I survey, Banker Inspection etc.).</li><li>Conduct investigate and report for marine incident, accident, casualty and customers complaints, as required.</li><li>Implement and monitor corrective actions for any Non-Conformance relating to health, safety and environment protection.</li><li>Evaluate Master and sea staff's performance via internal inspection onboard and proposal actions to be taken.</li><li>Conduct crew interview as crewing department requested.</li><li>Prepare relevant TMSA element upload as assigned.</li><li>Monitor and process vessels routine reports. </li><li>Monitor vessels deficiency report, especially for critical equipment to ensure deficiencies are timely close-out.</li><li>Carry out sales &amp; purchase inspections and tasks related to taking over vessels and newbuilding, as assigned.</li><li>Arrange for vessel safety equipment service (life rafts, fire-fighting appliances etc.) within due dates.</li><li>Monitor and supply vessel operations related equipment service (cargo hoses, fenders, mooring ropes, UTI etc.).</li><li>Verify all deck repairs, stores, maintenance and servicing quotation/invoices for approval.</li><li>Controlling of budget of deck store, spares and repair.</li><li>Any other duties as assigned by the Marine Manager.</li></ul>Qualifications <ul><li>COC Class 1 or 2 holders with sailing experience on oil tankers.</li><li>At least 1 years' experience as a Marine Superintendent in ship management operations.</li><li>Foreign going chief officer with sea experience preferred. </li><li>Strong communication and interpersonal skills</li><li>Ability to handle multiple projects and good organization skills</li><li>Analytical, able to work independently, results-oriented, resourceful, and pro-active.</li></ul>Additional Information Only successful candidates will be notified. Vitol Asia is committed to providing equal opportunities to all staff. Globally, Vitol seeks to conduct its business in accordance with the UN Global Compact's ten principles, including those on human rights, one of which is to "Ensure a diverse and inclusive work place, where possible, free from discrimination regardless of age, gender, race, cultural heritage, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or disability."

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