Marine Sr. Superintendent

Role Overview

Marine Sr. Superintendent at Bahri. The role involves monitoring day-to-day vessel operations, serving as liaison between ships and the organization, and ensuring compliance with safety, certification and regulatory requirements.

Role Purpose

Monitor the day-to-day operations of company-owned vessels. Act as the focal point between ships and the organization. Organize and follow up on audits, inspections and surveys to ensure vessels are operated in a safe, efficient and economical manner and in compliance with statutory rules and regulations.

Key Responsibilities

Inspections

• Monitor, arrange and respond to SIRE and CDI inspections as required by the owner's commercial department or flag inspections to ensure compliance with required rules and regulations.
• Visit vessels to assist with pre-vetting inspections and carry out any other audits as required by management to identify potential risks in advance.

Port Agencies

• Participate in the appointment of agencies and follow up with them to ensure timely disbursements and invoicing for owner's husbandry matters.

Security

• Monitor ships and vessels transiting high-risk areas.
• Oversee testing of alerts and liaise with service providers for troubleshooting.

Vessel Load Discharge

• Monitor and support vessel load and discharging operations in coordination with commercial operators.

Safety

• Provide support to assigned vessels on matters related to operations, safety and emergencies.
• Ensure all possible assistance is accorded for the safe prosecution of the voyage.
• Investigate navigational and operational incidents.

Qualifications & Experience

• Master Mariner (FG) Certificate of Competency.
• 3–7 years of sailing experience as Master on board a ship.
• At least 2 years of shore job experience as a marine superintendent.
• Certificate of Competency.