HSEQ Sr. Superintendent

Role Overview

HSEQ Sr. Superintendent at Bahri. The role supports the company's maritime operations in accordance with international ship-management standards while implementing HSEQ and environmental processes across assigned vessels.

Role Purpose

To identify vessel compliance with HSEQ processes, procedures and standards through scheduled visits and inspections. To implement corrective measures in cases of deviations and enhance operational excellence across the fleet.

Key Responsibilities

Third Party Vessel Inspection Management

• Set up third party inspections and provide pre-vetting support to Masters where required.
• Analyze oil major inspection deficiencies, identify root cause, develop corrective and preventive actions, and submit response to oil major for eventual close out of the inspection process.
• Analyze OCIMF and CDI changes and identify areas for change in SMS.
• Conduct periodical analysis of third-party inspection performance.

Ship Visits

• Provide pre-vetting support to Master to prepare for inspection and audit.
• Implement the International Safety Management (ISM) Code on new vessels joining Mideast fleet.
• Join ships for short sea passages as directed by the QHSE Manager to conduct inspections and audits, including Safety Inspection, Navigation Audit, ISM and ISO Audit, and ISPS Audit.

Incident Investigations

• Participate in investigation of accidents and incidents in categories requiring investigation to be headed by QHSE.
• Assist QHSE Manager in collating necessary information and compiling investigation reports.

Audit Management

• Conduct Navigation Audits to ensure safe navigational practices are in place.
• Organize external navigation audits.
• Review Navigation Audit and Self-Assessment reports from Masters to identify and summarize non-conformance and pass findings to concerned departments for close out.
• Maintain Nav-Audit database on audit findings for periodic study of trends.
• Conduct internal audits at ship and shore-office locations as required.
• Coordinate and interact with external maritime authorities, auditors and supervisory bodies, providing all required information to support effective and objective execution of external audits.
• Assist in closure of all audit processes.

Ship-Shore Drills

• Actively participate in drills and organize drill procedure where required to ensure familiarity with role.
• Build scenarios every quarter in consultation with Master for the purpose of ship-shore drills to ensure contingency teams are fully familiar with their roles.

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Marine or Naval Engineering (preferred).
• Minimum 8 years of relevant experience.
• Class 1 Certificate for Deck or Engine with 8 years' experience at sea.
• Sailed as a Master or Chief Engineer for at least 2 years.
• Occupied the position of Safety Superintendent for at least 2 years.