Superintendent (Trg)

Anglo-Eastern; Mumbai; On-site; INR 700,000 - 1,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Anglo-Eastern, located in Mumbai, is seeking a qualified individual to lead course-specific training for seafarers, enhancing navigational and safety skills. The ideal candidate will possess a Master Mariner Class I and have at least 3-4 years of teaching experience, supervising course delivery and ensuring compliance with best practices.

Responsibilities include developing training courses, conducting assessments, and liaising with stakeholders in the maritime education sector. The position offers the chance to significantly impact maritime training standards and practices.

Qualifications

• Master Mariner Class I – COC from a reputed Flag State or other specialized qualification.
• 3-4 years teaching experience and at least 1 year sailing experience.
• Knowledge of QHSE and ISO systems.

Responsibilities

• In charge of training delivery for navigational, soft-skill, safety, and OEM courses.
• Develop and monitor updates for training courses.
• Communicate with other departments to identify training needs.
• Supervise course materials and logistics for quality assurance.

Skills

Training supervision

Compliance monitoring

Communication with stakeholders

Course development

Knowledge of maritime education

Education

Master Mariner Class I – COC

Other specialized training courses

Job description

Responsibilities

• In charge of course‑specific training and the delivery of navigational, soft‑skill, safety, OEM and vessel‑specific courses to seafarers at AEMTC.
• Develop and monitor periodic updates and improvements to courses as course‑in‑charge.
• Maintain communication with other AE departments, vessel and fleet managers to identify training needs and improve courses in line with organizational objectives.

Requirements

• Supervision of training activities and needs analysis.
• As course in‑charge, take responsibility for updating and revising course master files, participant handouts, preparing and updating PowerPoint presentations, relevant videos, exercises, and tests, incorporating new regulations, best industry practices, and new training materials received.
• Undertake overall supervision of courses in consultation with the Programme Head and in accordance with QMS and relevant DNV/National/International guidelines and standards.
• Conduct training activities to the best of abilities, following the course plan and supplementing with practical experience and using AESM vessel‑related incidents.
• Verify course completion records and ensure they are maintained and available for verification.
• Conduct course review meetings with course‑in‑charge and faculty related to that course, ensuring completion of post‑course documentation for timely certification of participants.
• Communicate revisions to courses to other AEMTCs for incorporation into their courses and update the courseware.
• Identify training needs based on AESM fleet incidents and inspection reports, under the guidance of the Programme Head.
• Monitor non‑routine messages and discuss with team members, preparing instructions for incorporating case studies into the courses.
• Monitor documentation handling of non‑compliances.
• Take proactive steps to avoid non‑compliance in training processes and documents.
• Maintain documentation in accordance with AEMTC Quality Standards and regulatory body requirements.
• Monitor training hardware performance and upkeep.
• Ensure all training equipment, simulators or plants are kept in good condition and maintain sufficient stock of spare parts and consumables.
• Arrange inspection, calibration and annual testing in accordance with current standards, legislation, guidance and manufacturer recommendations, maintaining records.
• Develop computer‑based training modules as required by management, collecting information from vessels and Technical/Operational/QHSE departments of AESM worldwide offices.
• Liaise with external bodies to provide remote assistance and address specific vessel queries.

Communication

External: Industries bodies, managers of shipping companies, training institutes, Directorate General of Shipping, Mercantile Marine Department, Indian Maritime University / Mumbai University.

Internal: AE Training centre, FPD dept, QHSE dept, vessel managers, fleet managers, operation managers and QHSE managers.

Knowledge & Experience

Education

• Master Mariner Class I – COC from a reputed Flag State or other specialized qualification.
• Other specialized training courses and certifications.

Experience

• Master of at least 1 yr. sailing experience.
• 3–4 yrs. teaching experience.

Specific Business Knowledge

• Maritime education and training.
• QHSE and ISO systems.
• Behaviour‑based safety and incident investigation.
• Other marine specializations, diplomas or degrees.