HSSEQ Superintendent (Ship Owner)

Key Responsibilities • Coordinate HSE activities during project development, commissioning and operational readiness. • Support LNG vessel, terminal or FSRU-related safety and operational matters. • Participate in HAZID, HAZOP, risk assessments and other safety studies. • Monitor the completion of actions arising from audits, inspections and risk reviews. • Review and support Management of Change activities. • Develop and review HSE policies, risk assessments and operational procedures. • Ensure project-specific requirements are appropriately incorporated into the Safety Management System. • Support procedures covering LNG transfers, simultaneous operations, permits to work, isolation and emergency operations. • Coordinate ship-shore safety and emergency-response arrangements. • Plan and participate in emergency exercises and drills. • Review incidents and near misses, support investigations and monitor corrective actions. • Assist with vessel audits, inspections and operational-readiness reviews. • Support preparations for external inspections and marine-assurance requirements. • Monitor HSE performance and prepare reports for management. • Promote safety awareness through training, campaigns and lessons learned. • Liaise with vessel teams, terminals, contractors, classification societies and relevant authorities. Qualifications and Experience • Diploma, degree or recognised professional qualification in Nautical Studies, Marine, Safety, HSE or a related discipline. • Previous seagoing experience up to at least Second Officer level on any vessel type. • Shore-based experience in HSE, marine safety, vessel operations or a related function. • Good knowledge of safety-management systems, risk assessments and incident investigations. • Experience participating in HAZID, HAZOP or similar safety studies would be advantageous. • LNG carrier, FSRU, LNG terminal, gas-carrier or other high-hazard operational experience would be preferred. • Familiarity with ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, MARPOL and relevant maritime regulations. • Understanding of permit-to-work systems, emergency preparedness and Management of Change. • Strong analytical, organisational and problem-solving capabilities. • Effective communication and stakeholder-management skills. • Able to work independently and collaborate across multidisciplinary teams. • Willingness to travel and attend vessels, terminals or project sites when required.