Manager, QHSE (Marine Superintendent, FSMPL)

Fleet Management; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Fleet Management is seeking a Marine Superintendent for its Quality & Safety Department. The role involves ensuring smooth ship operations, conducting audits, and training personnel. Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Navigation and relevant maritime experience, along with a valid Certificate of Competency.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years relevant experience as Master.
• Experience in conducting QHSE inspections and audits.

Responsibilities

• Conduct shipboard internal audits and QHSE inspections.
• Investigate incidents and near misses.
• Train officers and crew on tanker operations and quality systems.

Skills

QHSE inspections

Risk assessments

Training

Education

Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Navigation

Valid Certificate of Competency II/2

Job description

Manager, QHSE (Marine Superintendent, FSMPL)

Date: 3 Apr 2025

Location: Andheri (Mumbai)

Company: Fleet Management India Private Limited

FLEET Management Limited has a 27-year history driven by over 24,000 seafarers and 1,000 onshore professionals. We are one of the largest independent third-party ship management companies, managing over 650 diverse vessels. Headquartered in Hong Kong SAR, China, with 27 offices across 12 countries, our client base includes over 100 ship owners, including Fortune 500 companies from China, Greece, India, Japan, Korea, Netherlands, Norway, Turkey, and the USA.

Joining FLEET means working with a passionate, self-driven team committed to your growth. We value ambition and contributions towards our sustainable growth, whether directly with clients or in supporting roles such as technology, legal, or communications.

Job Position Summary

The Marine Superintendent of the Quality & Safety Department is responsible for ensuring safe, smooth, and efficient ship operations related to quality management.

Key Roles and Responsibilities

1. Conduct shipboard internal audits and QHSE inspections as required.
2. Investigate incidents and near misses.
3. Review minutes of shipboard safety committee meetings and Masters' reviews.
4. Review and approve risk assessments.
5. Assist departments with the Management of Change process and documentation upkeep.
6. Follow up on vessels calling critical ports such as Australia, US, China, PARIS MoU, and Black Sea MoU ports.
7. Review and issue work permits and risk assessments in coordination with the technical department.
8. Train officers and crew on tanker operations, quality systems, and related matters.
9. Inspect vessels and supervise cargo and tank cleaning operations as needed.
10. Assist in revising and preparing QHSE manuals and safety bulletins.
11. Handle contingencies as outlined in the Contingency Planning Manual.
12. Participate in safety campaigns and other assigned tasks.

Qualifications and Experience

Essential: Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Navigation or an equivalent shipping qualification. Valid Certificate of Competency II/2 (Master/Chief Officer). Minimum of 3 years relevant experience as Master.