PMS Group Superintendent

To oversee the planned maintenance system and support vessels / fleet groups on activities relating to the PMS and to ensure all planned maintenance tasks are handled efficiently in accordance with internal requirements.

• Implementing PMS onboard and in the office.
• Training ships and office staff on PMS.
• Liaising with the fleet / HSEQ Superintendents for changes / improvements to the system.
• Ensuring the details of the machinery along with scheduled jobs, spares etc. are updated using the vessels’ technical manuals as a reference, whenever new vessels are added to the fleet.
• Updating PMS with class related information for class approvals.
• Updating the PMS with required spares / jobs based on the request from vessels.
• Carrying out or arranging on-board training of ship staff as required from time to time.
• Preparing training modules / manuals for the ship staff.
• Continually improving the system with a view to increasing user friendliness & efficiency.
• Check the job descriptions for appropriate application to the vessel and job. Check for any error in the description.
• Assisting fleet groups and Managers to prepare reports, inventories and others related to the PMS as required.
• Checking and recommending software improvement of the system to IT.
• Assisting in the compilation of the monthly, quarterly and yearly technical statistics.
• Generating PMS report and other analytical reports / dashboards related to fleet performance.

• To ensure all the planned maintenance related documentation and certifications are updated and maintained.

• Monitor compilation of information for relevant training modules / manuals to ensure updated information for on-board training.
• Provide support relating to preparing Reports and budget information, as and when required.
• Support and monitor other departments’ issues related to day-to-day operational activities.
• Follow all relevant departmental policies, processes, standard operating procedures and instructions, so that work is carried out in a controlled and consistent manner.

• Perform any other duties, which the Line Manager may require to be carried out.

• Ensure all relevant health, safety, environment and quality procedures, instructions and controls are adhered to, so that the safety of employees, quality of products / services and environmental compliance can be guaranteed.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Business Administration or equivalent.
• 4-6 years experience in the maritime industry (sea or shore).
• Good knowledge of office-based computer software and Microsoft applications, ship equipment and planned maintenance systems.