Shift Engineer Boarding

Role Overview: As a Marine Officer - Shift Engineer Boarding, your primary responsibility is to oversee the loading of vessels efficiently, ensuring safety compliance, optimizing procedures, verifying chemical quality, and maintaining accurate cargo documentation. You will play a crucial role in adhering to established safety standards, regulations, and guidelines to ensure smooth operations. Key Responsibilities: - Collect Single Point Mooring (SPM) document inputs from Supply and Trading (SNT) and Engineering teams to gather essential information for vessel loading - Prepare detailed vessel loading plans tailored to customer requirements on Economic, Planning, and Schedule (EPS) with accurate temperature and density values - Work closely with the Chief Boarding Officer to sign loading agreements and ensure seamless communication with the Panel Officer - Communicate effectively with stakeholders, including vessel crew, terminal personnel, and surveyors, to coordinate loading operations - Oversee operations for Jetty, managing multiple vessels in shifts, and facilitating efficient and organized loading procedures - Analyze vessel size and cargo requirements to provide recommendations for enhancing loading efficiency and maximizing cargo capacity - Optimize loading sequences and prioritize cargo placement to ensure vessel stability and trim during operations - Streamline loading procedures to reduce turnaround time for vessels by coordinating closely with cargo operators - Conduct thorough verification of the quantity and quality of supplied chemicals to vessels, utilizing manual dipping and gauging methods for accuracy - Handle bunkering operations, ensuring vessels receive appropriate fuel supplies as required, and maintain precise documentation on Swachh Sagar Portal - Maintain accurate and comprehensive cargo documentation, including manifests, bills of loading, and loading reports - Update cargo records in the ISOM system and ensure timely submission of required reports to relevant authorities - Monitor and enforce strict safety protocols during loading operations to ensure a secure working environment - Conduct safety briefings for the boarding team and other personnel involved in the loading process - Adhere to all marine safety regulations, company policies, and industry best practices to maintain a high standard of safety compliance - Keep abreast of industry-specific documentation standards and regulations Qualification Required: - Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, BE or B.Tech, BSc, MSc, or a relevant diploma in a field related to Marine Operations - 4-8 years of experience in Marine operations - 3+ years of experience in tanker operations and vessel safety protocols Note: The job description does not include any additional details about the company.,