Tanker Technical Superintendent - Vessel Maintenance Lead

Charterhouse Partnership; Singapore; On-site; SGD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Charterhouse Partnership is seeking a Technical Superintendent to oversee tanker fleet operations in Singapore. The role requires ensuring compliance with Classification Society, Flag State, and oil majors, and managing the technical maintenance and certification of vessels.

Applicants should have substantial experience as Chief Engineer and Technical Superintendent, with a university degree in mechanical, marine engineering or naval architecture, and tanker experience at senior management level.

Qualifications

• 5 years' documented experience as Chief Engineer and 3 years as Technical Superintendent in a similar company.
• Marine Engineering knowledge and vessel systems expertise.
• Experience managing tanker operations and maintenance planning.

Responsibilities

• Maintain vessels to the requirements of Classification Society, Flag State, Port State and oil majors.
• Monitor and control the vessel's technical maintenance and certification.
• Prepare vessel maintenance budgets and manage planned maintenance schedules monthly.
• Check PMS status for expired maintenance and schedule works.
• Report contingencies or failures to Senior Superintendent and Technical Manager.
• Plan and report corrective repairs with vessel crew.
• Review bunker/lube oil analyses and advise on non-conformities.
• Review class status and surveys, report incorrect information.
• Preliminary DD machinery spec coordination with senior superintendent for tenders.
• Supervise dry-docking works and ensure compliance with specs and invoicing.

Education

University degree in Mechanical Engineering / Marine Engineering / Naval Architecture

Job description

Charterhouse Partnership is seeking a Technical Superintendent to oversee tanker fleet operations in Singapore. The role requires ensuring compliance with Classification Society, Flag State, and oil majors, and managing the technical maintenance and certification of vessels.

Applicants should have substantial experience as Chief Engineer and Technical Superintendent, with a university degree in mechanical, marine engineering or naval architecture, and tanker experience at senior management level.