The technical superintendent reports statutory and regulatory requirements to the Fleet Manager.

Job Description:

• Responsible for the cost-effective maintenance of all vessels and their equipment to ensure safety, delay-free operation and compliance with the flag state administration and applicable class and industrial standards.
• Monitor and maintain vessel deck and engine planned maintenance system.
• Monitor and arrange statutory and classification surveys for vessels.
• Coordinate the supply of stores, supplies, spares, and consumables.
• Coordinate the repairs, defect rectifications, and modifications.
• Monitor adherence to company HSEMS standards and charterer requirements.
• Assist in controlling and monitoring costs relevant to the technical department.
• Maintain and upkeep technical manuals, drawings, and catalogs from makers and yards.
• Attend shipyard and classification societies in technical matters.
• Class Survey Status shall be disseminated to vessel Quarterly (Jan, April, July, Oct)
• Verify documentation and certifications of new buildings/deliveries.
• Lead the accident/incident investigation related to technical matters such as equipment failure/malfunction if required.
• Carry out annual vessel technical inspection/audit onboard as scheduled.
• Responsible for junior engineer and rating crew interviews, selection, appraisal, and promotion
• Assist the technical manager in the running of the technical department.
• Execution of additional project-specific technical requirements promptly
• Execute technical modifications for the project, including their approval and certifications as necessary.
• Attend to technical matters arising during the project.
• Member of the Shore Base Emergency Response Team
• Plan and coordinate technical repairs during the project, including vessel docking as necessary.
• Ensure any defects that may affect the charter are resolved promptly.
• Oversee safe navigation and operational efficiency of assigned vessels.
• Ensure compliance with SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW, ISM, ISPS, MLC, and flag state regulations.
• Review and approve passage plans, voyage reports, and weather routing.
• Monitor DP (Dynamic Positioning) operations and ensure compliance with IMCA guidelines.
• Conduct vessel inspections (safety, navigation, and cargo operations).
• Office-based with frequent vessel visits, shipyard inspections, and offshore trips.
• On-call availability for emergencies

Other Qualifications:

• Diploma in Marine Engineering or Nautical Science
• At least 1 to 2 years on shore base experience
• Strong leadership, problem solving, communication and decision making abilities