Offshore Barge Master: Operations & Safety Lead

Crew Life at Sea Ltd.; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 800,000 - 1,500,000; Full time

Job summary

Crew Life at Sea Ltd. is seeking an experienced Barge Master to oversee and coordinate offshore barge operations, ensuring safe positioning, stability, and operations while supervising marine crews and project teams.

The role requires proven offshore supervisory experience, strong leadership, and deep knowledge of mooring, stability, and safety procedures. Candidates must hold relevant maritime certifications and be able to operate in demanding offshore environments.

Qualifications

• Relevant maritime qualifications and certifications.
• Proven experience as Barge Master or in a similar offshore marine supervisory role.
• Strong knowledge of barge operations, mooring systems, stability, and offshore safety procedures.
• Experience coordinating offshore marine or construction activities.

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily barge operations, ensuring safe and efficient activities.
• Manage barge positioning, anchoring, mooring, and stability.
• Coordinate lifting operations, cargo movements, and offshore construction activities where applicable.
• Monitor weather conditions, sea states, and operational risks.
• Ensure compliance with maritime regulations, offshore safety standards, and company procedures.
• Supervise crew members and coordinate with relevant vessel and project teams.
• Conduct safety inspections and risk assessments before and during operations.

Skills

Maritime qualifications

Offshore supervision

Leadership

Communication

Decision making

Education

Maritime certifications

Job description

Crew Life at Sea Ltd. is seeking an experienced Barge Master to oversee and coordinate offshore barge operations, ensuring safe positioning, stability, and operations while supervising marine crews and project teams.

The role requires proven offshore supervisory experience, strong leadership, and deep knowledge of mooring, stability, and safety procedures. Candidates must hold relevant maritime certifications and be able to operate in demanding offshore environments.