Marine Superintendent (Oil/Chemical Tankers)

Nathalin Shipping Pte. Ltd.; Singapore; Vor Ort; SGD 80.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Nathalin Shipping Pte. Ltd. is seeking a Marine Superintendent responsible for overseeing operational guidance for vessels, including Chemical Tankers. The role involves ensuring safe and efficient marine operations while adhering to international regulations and company standards.

The ideal candidate requires at least 5 years of sailing experience on Chemical Tankers and a Class 1 Certificate of Competency. Key responsibilities include monitoring vessel operations, guiding navigation, and coordinating compliance audits.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum 5 years sailing experience on Chemical Tankers including time as Master or relevant shore experience.
• Strong understanding of ISM, ISPS, MLC, ISO, and OH&S standards.
• Excellent analytical skills and ability to make decisions under pressure.

Aufgaben

• Monitor oil and chemical tankers operations and ensure compliance.
• Guide vessels on navigation, cargo operations, and performance monitoring.
• Coordinate internal and external audits and inspections of vessels.

Kenntnisse

Chemical cargo handling

Navigation guidance

Problem-solving

Communication skills

Leadership

Ausbildung

Class 1 Certificate of Competency (FG Master Mariner)

Tertiary education in Nautical Studies or equivalent

Tools

MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)

Ship management software (BASSnet, OLP)

Jobbeschreibung

Marine Superintendent is primarily responsible for providing operational guidance and overseeing vessels in the fleet, including Chemical Tankers. This role ensures safe, efficient and compliant marine operations covering navigation, cargo operations, tank cleaning, occupational health, safety, security and environmental protection in accordance with international regulations, statutory requirements and company management systems. The position also ensures timely collection, review and follow‑up of all routine and periodical ship reports in compliance with ISM‑ISPS‑MLC‑ISO & OH&S standards.

Key Responsibilities

Marine Operations & Vetting

• Monitor Oil and Chemical tankers closely on all operations, providing guidance on stowage plans, tank cleaning and loading/discharging.
• Verify HVPQ, CDI and Q88 information provided by ships and upload to OCIMF/CDI as applicable. Assist with all vetting questionnaire during pre‑fixture stages.
• Complete Oil Majors' questionnaire and submit the required documents for clearance/approval.
• Attend and support pre‑vetting and vetting inspections as required.

Navigation & Safety

• Guide vessels in passage planning, including navigational risk assessment, BAC analysis, and ENC/chart requirements.
• Monitor weather analysis & forecast and send gale/TRS warnings to vessels at sea or port‑specific notice or circulars for ships in port.
• Conduct static and dynamic navigation audits and follow up.
• Carry‑out periodical marine/safety inspection of ships. Follow‑up root‑cause analysis and corrective actions completed for each observation.

Compliance, Audits & Reporting

• Coordinate internal and external audits/inspections of vessels, conduct audits/inspections where applicable.
• Follow up on corrective actions arising from audits, vetting inspections, PSC deficiencies, incidents, near‑misses and SIRE observations in coordination with the HSSEQ Manager.
• Track, update and close out incident, near‑miss and non‑conformance reports within agreed timelines.
• Collate accident and incident reports and ensure root‑cause analysis and corrective actions are completed.
• Capture, review, summarize and monitor all routine and periodical ship reports for the Company database.
• Maintain monthly KPI scorecards for each vessel.

Systems & Documentation

• Review and monitor departmental data in ship management software, BASSnet and OLP.
• Track all ship’s SSAS for proper operations, routine test and communicate to CSO any malfunction.
• Maintain and update the list of SMS Forms, Checklist and other 4th level manuals in consultation with the Departmental Head.
• Review monthly list of charts/publications/ENC & medical supplies from each vessel and suggest any requirement.
• Any other projects or responsibilities assigned by the top management.

Job Requirements

• Possess Class 1 Certificate of Competency (FG Master Mariner) or tertiary academic education (Nautical Studies or equivalent)
• At least 5 years sailing experience on Chemical Tankers (Type 1 or 2), including 1 year experience as Master on Chemical tanker ships or 2 years of relevant shore experience with tertiary academy education
• Strong knowledge of chemical cargo handling, tank cleaning procedures and contamination prevention
• Ability to monitor and guide navigation, cargo operation and vessel performance
• Solid understanding of ISM, ISPS, MLC, ISO and OH&S standards and application
• Proficient with MS Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Good communication skills with the ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders
• Analytical, decisive and capable of sound problem‑solving and decision‑making
• Able to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines
• Demonstrate professionalism and a strong safety culture at all times