Marine Pilot

As a Marine Pilot at Adani Group, you will be responsible for expertly navigating vessels through complex harbour waterways, ensuring safe berthing and unberthing manoeuvres. Your role will involve assessing navigational risks, communicating effectively with vessel crews and harbour stakeholders, and upholding regulatory compliance to facilitate efficient and secure vessel transit within the harbour. You will be tasked with performing berthing, unberthing, and shifting of vessels at the port using tugs while ensuring the safety of vessels and port assets during these operations. Additionally, you will need to monitor tug usage for the movement of vessels and be well prepared for unexpected manoeuvres and passage impediments by local traffic. Risk management will be a crucial aspect of your role, where you will assess risks for vessel transits, lead emergency responses, and report all near misses and incidents in the approved format. Evaluating navigation channels, berthing facilities, and harbour infrastructure to identify hazards and ensure safe operations will also be part of your responsibilities. Adhering to port regulations and safety standards, maintaining pilotage records, documenting voyages for compliance and analysis, and engaging in training for advanced ship handling and emergency skills are essential for this role. Furthermore, you will mentor junior pilots to enhance team expertise and keep up with digital and AI advancements to enhance business operations and maintain competitiveness. To qualify for this position, you must have a Maritime academy degree or diploma, along with a Master Mariner license/Captain's License. You should have at least 2 years of navigational experience on vessels not less than 150 meters in length and 2 to 3 years of experience piloting vessels LOA from 100 meters to 300 meters at another port. If you are passionate about harbour operations, vessel navigation, and ensuring safety and compliance in marine activities, this role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to the efficient and secure transit of vessels within the harbour.,