Qualifications Chief Engineer MEO CL I/II with expereince in Offshore Master′s Degree/Post Graduate Degree in Maritime Studies or equivalent. Excellent writing and communication skills Good analytical and logical thinking, detail oriented, well organized, and proactive for continuous improvement. Computer literate. Responsibilities You will be responsible for the overall management and technical operations of our Vessel or Vessel’s (owned and managed), taking delivery of vessel and ensuring all formalities and compliances, this includes overseeing the daily operations of maintenance and repair, budgeting, survey schedules, on-board general assessment of vessels, inspections and docking, etc. Ensure the assigned vessels are technically operational or otherwise managed accordingly to the management agreement requirement. Attend and supervise to vessel dry docking, repairs and survey when required and determine repair specifications for dry docking and maintenance. Provide and compile documented reports upon completion of dry docking, including summaries of works performed, operational budgets, and actual expenditures. Ensure that all copies of statutory, SOLAS, and equipment certificates (life rafts, compasses, etc.) are properly maintained and documented Perform budgeting and cost control measures on ship spares and docking requirements Perform technical compliance audits and investigation on defects/failures on a regular scheduled basis to ensure conformance Work closely with the HSE Management team to ensure smooth and successful implementation of QHSE system and policies for the Division. General The coordination of all operations and/or technical matters in line with the Company’s policies, maritime rules and regulations and industry standards. Ensuring updates into the logbooks, the Oil Record Books, etc. and ensuring that contingency plans and other manuals are updated. Attending Vetting and third party inspections. Performing internal audits. Technical: The effective implementation of preventive maintenance of hull, main machinery, deck machinery, electrical equipment, etc, as described in the PMS and set by the Class/Flag State requirements. Monitoring the Class and Flag State requirements and planning/supervising the required surveys. Ensuring that the certification of assigned vessels is maintained in accordance with the relevant Class and Flag State requirements. Keeping abreast with the Statutory and Class regulations and standards. Purchase: Processing all spare parts requisitions received from vessels and monitoring the efficient and timely supply of all spares required for the proper maintenance and safe operation of the vessels. Personnel: The seafarers level of on-board training and the monitoring and execution of scheduled drills. Show more Show less

Skills and Qualifications Mariner with business background is preferred. Experience of Sailing on Offshore/DP Vessels as Master or Chief Engineer. DPA and CSO certification Key Role and Responsibilities: Management and Setup of the Marine Crew department for company owned, managed, operated, chartered vessels. Marine crew Vetting and Selection for owned, managed and chartered vessels. This shall include vetting and selection of Master’s Officers for their deployment on company owned, managed or charter vessels. Coordination with Master of Vessel’s (whether owned, chartered or managed). Oversee and monitors ships and ensures compliance with ISM, ISPS, ISO, and international & Flag state regulatory requirements. Actively involved in the vessel’s audit, OVID, IMCA, MWS etc Analyse budget and expenditure reports. Coordinate safe and efficient operation of the ships in accordance with standards of international ship management, relevant legislation and quality standards. Develop a framework and process to manage business risk. Develop strategies for resource planning and utilization. Establish the Planned Maintenance System (PMS) for the business. Evaluate effectiveness of systems and strategies to monitor compliance. Evaluate emergency crisis management plans. Formulate resource budgets for ships and oversee costs. Implement improvements to workflows to improve efficiency. Monitor reports to ensure ships meet requirements and possess the relevant documentation. Oversee implementation of workflow improvements to improve efficiency. Oversee ship inspections, audits and dry dockings. Review purchasing performance to identify shortcomings. Set goals, expectations and coach crew in line with organization’s competence and performance management objectives. Identify and solicit prospective clients. To act as Designated Person Ashore (DPA) and fulfill all duties required by statutory, regulatory and any other authorities. Also, review, monitor, and amendment of all ISM, SMC, Apex Manuals with approval of Company. To act as Company Security Office (CSO) and fulfill all Duties required by statutory, regulatory and any other authorities. To act as QHSE Manager whenever required. Representing the company for business meetings, INSA, ICCSA, etc. Liaise with DG, MMD, Class, and other authorities and close outs of any COC, NC as and when required. Show more Show less

Qualifications Chief Engineer MEO CL I/II with Onshore job experience Master′s Degree/Post Graduate Degree in Maritime Studies or equivalent. Excellent writing and communication skills Good analytical and logical thinking, detail oriented, well organized, and proactive for continuous improvement. Computer literate. Responsibilities You will be responsible for the overall management and technical operations of our Vessel or Vessel’s (owned and managed), taking delivery of vessel and ensuring all formalities and compliances, this includes overseeing the daily operations of maintenance and repair, budgeting, survey schedules, on-board general assessment of vessels, inspections and docking, etc. Ensure the assigned vessels are technically operational or otherwise managed accordingly to the management agreement requirement. Attend and supervise to vessel dry docking, repairs and survey when required and determine repair specifications for dry docking and maintenance. Provide and compile documented reports upon completion of dry docking, including summaries of works performed, operational budgets, and actual expenditures. Ensure that all copies of statutory, SOLAS, and equipment certificates (life rafts, compasses, etc.) are properly maintained and documented Perform budgeting and cost control measures on ship spares and docking requirements Perform technical compliance audits and investigation on defects/failures on a regular scheduled basis to ensure conformance Work closely with the HSE Management team to ensure smooth and successful implementation of QHSE system and policies for the Division. General The coordination of all operations and/or technical matters in line with the Company’s policies, maritime rules and regulations and industry standards. Ensuring updates into the logbooks, the Oil Record Books, etc. and ensuring that contingency plans and other manuals are updated. Attending Vetting and third party inspections. Performing internal audits. Technical: The effective implementation of preventive maintenance of hull, main machinery, deck machinery, electrical equipment, etc, as described in the PMS and set by the Class/Flag State requirements. Monitoring the Class and Flag State requirements and planning/supervising the required surveys. Ensuring that the certification of assigned vessels is maintained in accordance with the relevant Class and Flag State requirements. Keeping abreast with the Statutory and Class regulations and standards. Purchase: Processing all spare parts requisitions received from vessels and monitoring the efficient and timely supply of all spares required for the proper maintenance and safe operation of the vessels. Personnel: The seafarers level of on-board training and the monitoring and execution of scheduled drills. Show more Show less