Superintendent - Offshore

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- Offshore role at Northern Marine Group
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Ensuring all Company vessels/units under their control are maintained and operated in a safe and seaworthy condition with a high attention to environmental compliance in accordance with requirements/instructions issued by the client, the Company’s Senior Management, flag state administrations and classification societies.

• Ensuring managed vessels are operated efficiently to required standards to minimise downtime and maintain the client’s assets.
• Ensuring that all ship operations, shipboard activities, the standard of maintenance, vessel appearance and fabric maintenance are to the standards required by the client and the Company.
• Acting as principal point of contact between ship and shore-based staff.
• Auditing the day-to-day technical running of the vessels managed by the Company under their control.
• Providing advice to vessels staff and Company management within their area of expertise.
• Monitoring vessels under their control to ensure all statutory requirements concerning certification, safe manning, safety procedures, plant and machinery are complied with and ensuring appropriate records are maintained, liaising with and making appropriate notifications to classification societies, flag administrations etc as necessary.
• Reviewing the vessel’s monthly return of the SFOPS 19 – Survey Report to ensure that the vessel is reporting the correct information. Responsible for dealing with any surveys falling due as appropriate, arranging surveys, extensions etc. with due consideration of trading pattern and future voyage prospects, to ensure certificate validity is maintained.
• Responding to the minutes from Safety Committee Meetings.
• Liaising with ship’s personnel to ensure operational procedures are carried out in a manner commensurate with the safe and efficient operation of the vessel(s).
• The monitoring of planned maintenance systems.
• Maintaining familiarity with all Company rules and operating manuals in order to provide advice to ship’s staff and enable a leading role to be undertaken in any casualty response as required by management.
• Monitoring and inspecting of logbooks, abstracts and periodic returns submitted by the vessels.
• Advising the Fleet Manager on day-to-day issues and Senior Management of ship operating difficulties and non-routine issues as appropriate.
• Carrying out periodic ship visits, inspections and drills with appropriate reporting to the Fleet Manager, Senior Management and client as appropriate.
• Auditing of vessels as required by the Management System.
• Maintaining appropriate documentation and promulgating technical bulletins as necessary for the safe and efficient running of managed vessels.
• Ensuring the day-to-day manning of vessels with technically competent staff with the relevant experience.
• Co-ordinating and monitoring the efficient, safe and economic provision of all services required for ship operation including where appropriate port services, agents, bunkering, storing, surveys and external contractors etc.
• Assisting the Fleet Manager in the preparation of annual operating cost budgets within their area of expertise and ensuring all costs associated with the vessel’s technical operations are correctly predicted and allowed for.
• Preparing budgets and specifications for dry-docking and voyage repairs. Analysing quotations and liaising with clients on dry-dock selection along with scheduling, supervision, and settlement of invoices. Ensuring the completion of shipyard appraisal forms are carried out.
• Verifying and authorising the price and availability quotations obtained by the purchasing department in respect of…