Tanker Operation Supervisor (NE)

ADNOC Distribution; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

ADNOC Distribution in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, seeks to plan, execute, and supervise daily marine operations for its tanker fleet to ensure safe cargo handling in line with targets and regulations.

The role involves coordinating with ship masters, supervising operations, planning voyages, and liaising with stakeholders to ensure timely and compliant ship movements.

Qualifications

• Diploma certificate or higher in related field.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• 5 years of experience in Oil terminal operations.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with ship masters of ADNOC’s chartered tankers, providing guidance to ensure tanker operations targets are met.
• Ensure cargo handling adheres to safety and operational procedures and report accordingly.
• Supervise day-to-day tanker operations and verify reports and logbooks for safety compliance.
• Plan voyages and monitor vessel operations using in-house systems to optimize loading, performance and meeting standards.
• Liaise with legal, insurance, customers, terminal operators and port authorities to ensure smooth ship operations.

Education

Diploma certificate or higher in related field

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Job description

Job Purpose

Plan, execute and supervise daily marine operations of ADNOC Distribution tanker fleet vessels in order to ensure cargo is handled safely and in line with operating targets and applicable regulations and standards.

Job Purpose

Plan, execute and supervise daily marine operations of ADNOC Distribution tanker fleet vessels in order to ensure cargo is handled safely and in line with operating targets and applicable regulations and standards.

Key Accountabilities

Operations Management

• Coordinate with ship masters of ADNOC’s chartered tankers providing guidance in the related areas encouraging teamwork and facilitating related professional work processes to ensure tanker operations targets are met.
• Ensure the cargo handling it is done in accordance with approved safety and operational efficiency standards and procedures and ensure adequate reporting.
• Supervise day-to-day operations and handling of the tankers and verify reports and logbooks to ensure that ships are being operated safely and in compliance with ADNOC’s procedures and international flag state laws.
• Plan voyages and use in-house monitoring systems to monitor vessel operations including ship/ shore loading efficiency, passage performance, ship performance, ship condition, cargo measurement, crew, and ship operation standards in order to identify and resolve any issues.
• Administer the ship vetting/ inspection system and direct ships officers on such matters and on monitoring ship/ shore interface.
• Liaise with internal and external parties at the appropriate levels, including legal and insurance departments, customers, terminal operators and discharging ports, to ensure smooth flow of ship operations.
• Supervise tanker operations onshore and offshore staff, contributing to their performance management, recruitment, training and development to ensure high-level of engagement and a motivated work environment.
• Plan and controls discharge orders to ensure the economic turnaround of vessels in order to avoid delays in discharge and consequent demurrage claims. This includes coordinating with suppliers, ship owners, port authorities, shipping agents, terminal operations personnel and other users of the port facilities and ensuring that the nominated vessels do not clash with vessels of other users and that the vessels comply with all port terminal regulations.
• Execute the monthly nomination and 13 weeks plan and coordinate with ADNOC Marketing to send timely cargo nominations and with receiving terminals to ensure berths and ullage availability.
• Creates and control all system transactions (GRNs, PTNs, PDNs, PINs) in ERP system to match loading and discharge operations transactions.
• In time processing of invoices related to Charter, Agents, Third Party Inspection company & Ports authorities.

Maintenance

• Ensure all ships comply with international and flag state laws to make sure that ships are capable of performing the intended voyages.
• Ensure compliance with all national, International, company and class standards as well as the hull and deck maintenance for the fleet.
• Ensure through Ship owner that any maintenance related to Cargo storage and handling system is in alignment with the international / industry requirements.

Qualifications, Experience, Knowledge & Skills

Minimum Qualification

• Diploma Certificate or higher in related field
• Bachelor’s degree will be preferred

Minimum Experience & Knowledge & Skill

• 5 years of experience in Oil terminal operations