Shipmaster: Safety-Focused Leader for Bunker Operations

V-BUNKERS TANKERS PTE. LTD.

Singapore

On-site

SGD 67,000 - 134,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

V-BUNKERS TANKERS PTE. LTD. seeks a senior ship officer to uphold safety and quality standards across voyages.

You will promote a strong safety culture, lead by example in safety matters, and coordinate plans to meet operational objectives with the crew. You will oversee the ship management team, assess staff performance, ensure compliance with international conventions, security of documents, and training programmes.

Responsibilities

Promote a strong and proactive safety and quality culture on board.
Always lead by example, especially in safety related issues.
Ensure that safety, quality and environmental excellence performance goals are met onboard.
To initiate and co-ordinate plans to meet operational objectives. To involve the ship's complement in the formulation and execution of those plans
To plan formal shipboard training and contribute to company training programmes.
To lead the ship Management Team and to ensure the Company's organisational objectives are met.
To appraise the performance and potential of staff as required by Company procedures.
To select appropriate controls to monitor own performance.
To monitor expenditure and bear responsibility for wage account.
To ensure compliance with requirements of the International Conventions, Flag State requirements, Company policies, procedures, regulations and instructions.
To command the confidence of the Ship's Company by clearly influencing their success with tasks and the satisfaction of their needs.
To develop the abilities of subordinates.
To foster a congenial and stimulating social and working environment.
To provide at all times for the safety of the ship, personnel and cargo.
To ensure the successful prosecution of the voyages.
To ensure safety of ship navigation.
To take charge personally in emergencies.
To ensure that the vessel only leaves port when adequately provided for in all aspects.
To familiarise himself with all aspects of the vessel and her equipment.
To keep abreast of maritime developments and promotion of own professional knowledge.
To attend to the welfare of the Company and assume overall responsibility for medical care and services onboard ship.
To ensure the security of confidential documents.
To be informed about the use and disposition of materials and cash, and to authorise all requisitions.
To direct training practise and procedures aboard ship.
To be responsible for good communication within the ship, and between ship and shore.
To maintain discipline onboard, and to comply with Company's and statutory disciplinary procedures.
To develop an awareness of the Company's budgetary system and costs regarding the vessel.