The marine superintendent is responsible for monitoring vessel operations, ensuring safe navigation practices, and providing support and guidance to vessels. Key responsibilities include monitoring vessel position and performance, reviewing plans and reports, conducting audits, assisting with incidents and findings, and coordinating training. The goal is to help vessels maintain high quality standards for navigation, cargo handling, safety, and regulatory compliance.
The marine superintendent is responsible for monitoring vessel operations, ensuring safe navigation practices, and providing support and guidance to vessels. Key responsibilities include monitoring vessel position and performance, reviewing plans and reports, conducting audits, assisting with incidents and findings, and coordinating training. The goal is to help vessels maintain high quality standards for navigation, cargo handling, safety, and regulatory compliance.
The marine superintendent is responsible for monitoring vessel operations, ensuring safe navigation practices, and providing support and guidance to vessels. Key responsibilities include monitoring vessel position and performance, reviewing plans and reports, conducting audits, assisting with incidents and findings, and coordinating training. The goal is to help vessels maintain high quality standards for navigation, cargo handling, safety, and regulatory compliance.
The marine superintendent is responsible for monitoring vessel operations, ensuring safe navigation practices, and providing support and guidance to vessels. Key responsibilities include monitoring vessel position and performance, reviewing plans and reports, conducting audits, assisting with incidents and findings, and coordinating training. The goal is to help vessels maintain high quality standards for navigation, cargo handling, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Reports To: Marine Manager Responsible to Head of Ship Management Team for functions pertaining to DPA in case appointed as DPA / Alternate DPA Responsible to Head of Ship Management Team for functions pertaining to CSO in case appointed as CSO / Alternate CSO Responsible to Marine Manager for audits, reviews, and training. Responsible to Marine Managers for functions pertaining to operations of the vessel Responsibilities: Monitor the operations of the vessels assigned and provide necessary support such as providing weather warnings, port information, security information and cargo information. Provide advice to the vessel in matters relating to Charter Party and their compliance. Review the navigation practices and procedures on board to ensure highest navigation standards are maintained by closely monitoring the vessels passage, conducting / arranging navigation audits, reviewing the passage plans etc. Any vessel transiting the special areas as defined in navigation manual is to be tracked by the Marine Superintendents and suitably guided if necessary. Ensure that the HVPQ, Q88, SIS3, Equasis, Baltic99 are kept up to date. Continuous examination of navigational, communication, cargo and ship handling developments and submitting recommendations. Review the cargo / ballast plans, stowage plans sent by the vessel and provide necessary inputs. Monitors the position of vessels. Identifies areas of potential trouble and advices vessel of the same. Monitor vessels speed and consumption performance and advise Technical Manager when actual performance differ from charter party performance. Conduct audits of vessels / office divisions as arranged by the Marine Manager. Review Safety Committee Meeting Reports, Incident Reports, LARP Cards and Inspection / audit reports from the assigned vessels. Review the risk assessments from the assigned vessels and provide feed back to vessels for further improvement. To ensure that the quality of risk assessment is maintained, the superintendents (SMT) should call for and carry out random review of the risk assessments made by their respective vessels. The daily work planner received from vessels may be used for identifying critical tasks and where risk assessment needs to be prepared. Participate and provide inputs to company’s Management reviews. Maintain and update knowledge with respect to legislative requirements, codes of practice and quality standards. Review Hot Work Permits. Carry out MOC process as required. Assist vessel in closing all NC’s/Obs, PSC/FSI findings and Vetting Observations. Conduct investigation and follow up of any incidents or emergencies as assigned by the Marine Manager. In case of any findings from third party or as a result of incidents the Marine superintendent shall review the corrective action plan proposed by the vessel and finalize the plan. He shall forward the corrective actions to the concerned parties for further action. Shall closely coordinate with the CMS team to circulate the lessons learnt to all vessels when necessary. Provide support to training requirements by conducting training to sea staff as assigned by the Marine Manger. Carry out appraisal of master and chief engineer for his respective vessel
