Marine Superintendent (Multi-Purpose Vessel)

Responsibilities • Provide operational and marine support to Masters and vessel crews to ensure safe and efficient vessel operations. • Ensure assigned vessels comply with company policies, international maritime regulations, and industry best practices. • Conduct regular vessel visits, marine inspections, internal audits, and follow up on corrective actions. • Monitor navigational standards, bridge procedures, and voyage planning to ensure operational excellence. • Support Masters in the planning and execution of heavy lift, breakbulk, and project cargo operations . • Review cargo securing, lifting plans, and operational risk assessments for complex cargo movements. • Investigate marine incidents, accidents, near misses, and non-conformities, implementing effective corrective and preventive actions. • Prepare vessels for flag state, port state, customer, and third-party inspections. • Monitor vessel performance, terminal feedback, observations, and operational KPIs. • Identify crew training needs and provide guidance to enhance navigational safety and cargo handling standards. • Work closely with Technical, Crewing, HSQE, and Commercial teams to ensure smooth vessel operations. • Contribute to the continual improvement of the Company’s Safety Management System (SMS) and operational procedures. Requirements • Master Mariner (Class 1 COC) with at least 2 years of sailing experience as Master . • Proven experience sailing on Heavy Lift / Multi-Purpose (MPP) vessels is essential. • Strong knowledge of heavy lift operations, breakbulk cargoes, project cargo transportation, cargo securing, and lifting operations. • Sound understanding of SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM Code, ISPS Code, STCW, and other international maritime regulations. • Experience conducting marine inspections, audits, incident investigations, and risk assessments. • Familiarity with charter party requirements and commercial vessel operations. • Strong communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills. • Able to travel onboard vessels when required.