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Job summary
A maritime company is looking for an experienced Technical Superintendent in Copenhagen to lead vessel safety and ensure compliance with maritime laws. The ideal candidate will have at least eight years of relevant vessel management experience and hold a Class 1 or 2 Certificate of Competency, with strong decision-making and stakeholder handling skills. This is a unique opportunity to work in a dynamic maritime environment, focusing on operational excellence and team leadership.
Qualifications
Minimum of eight years relevant experience in vessel management.
Sailing experience as a Chief Engineer or Second Engineer is required.
Strong understanding of container ships is advantageous.
History of operational excellence.
Strong ability to make decisions and handle stakeholders.
Responsibilities
Lead safety measures ensuring a safe workplace.
Ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
Coordinate ship repairs and maintenance with service engineers.
Oversee ship upkeep to guarantee seaworthiness.
Coordinate with manufacturers, contractors, and service engineers for repairs and maintenance.
Perform risk analysis considering failures and losses.
Track operating expenses and report quarterly on budget progress.
Skills
Decision making
Stakeholder management
Operational excellence
Budget oversight
Risk analysis
Coaching & training
Stakeholder management
Education
Class 1 or 2 Certificate of Competency (CoC)
Job description
Technical Superintendent (LPG) - Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
About the job Technical Superintendent (LPG) - Copenhagen
Job Description:
Take the lead and make sure everyone is safe, both in the workplace and on board.
Make sure that ships always abide by the laws and regulations of the port state, classification society, international, and flag state.
Make sure team members receive coaching, mentoring, and training in accordance with organisation requirements and industry standards.
Oversee ship upkeep to guarantee seaworthiness.
For ship repairs and maintenance, coordinate with manufacturers, contractors, and service engineers.
Perform a risk analysis, taking into account the types and causes of significant malfunctions and losses.
Track operating expenses and turn in quarterly reports on the budget's progress.
Qualifications:
Eight years minimum of relevant experience under independent vessel management with respectable ship owners or managers.
Have either a Class 1 or 2 CoC and sailing experience as a Chief Engineer or Second Engineer.
It will be advantageous to have solid understanding and expertise with container ships.
Has a history of achieving operational excellence.
Strong ability to make decisions and handle stakeholders.