Marine Superintendent

General Job Description

Due to an increase in Fleet in Aberdeen, our client currently requires a Marine Superintendent to assist the Marine Manager in ensuring that vessels meet the standards and criteria required by Company, Customer, Class and Statutory regulations and to ensure that Company vessels are operated by SQEP personnel in a safe, efficient and economical manner and in full compliance with such requirements and regulations. The successful candidate will fulfil the role of Designated Person Ashore (DPA) when required and Deputy Company Security Officer (DCSO) for vessels operated by our client.  In the absence of the Marine Manager horizon scan for changes in legislation and regulations to ensure continued compliance and to manage the relationship/liaise with Regulatory and Professional Bodies, Port Authorities, Training Providers and Wider Industry.  

About Our Client

Our client is a FTSE 250 international service company which combines commercial know-how with a deep public service ethos. They deliver innovative transport solutions to road and public transport authorities, government departments and commercial enterprises around the world. The partner of choice for providing a range of transport options to the travelling public, whether by air, road, rail or sea.  

The Successful Applicant

• The preferred candidate will hold STCW Reg. II/2 Master (Unlimited) Certificate of Competency, or equivalence with relevant additional vocational qualifications, however Chief Officer Unlimited Certificate of Competency will be considered.
• Proven seagoing experience in Command (preferably as Master Mariner) is essential.
• Ideally candidates will have experience in a similar position.
• Excellent communication and Stakeholder management skills.
• Proactive with an excellent attitude.

Job Description

• To conduct regular reviews of operational procedures monitoring and taking action to ensure compliance.  This should encompass but not be limited to the planning and delivery of a programme of audits, drills and underway assessments which ensure professional standards are maintained whilst complying with regulatory and Company compliance requirements
• To drive professionalism and best practice across the Port Base Area to contribute to the development and maintenance of a positive safety culture, heightened H&S awareness, and commitment to safety performance improvement.
• Planning, delivery, instruction and mentoring of personnel undertaking personal professional development and Certificate of Competence training to meet requirements for longer term talent management and succession planning
• To support the Contract and Marine Manager in seeking growth and new business opportunities.
• To ensure effective financial controls, behaviours and management are in place to ensure maximum efficiency with respect to costs and revenue whilst meeting corporate and legal requirements
• To develop and maintain a network of internal and external relationships commensurate with and to the extent required by the role and to enable the meeting of current and future regulatory/legislative requirements and operational needs. (e.g. MCA, IOM, MAIB, BTA).
• To be the prime point of contact with the Customer and Harbour Authorities in all matters pertaining to safety assurance and/or regulatory requirements.
• To provide a lead and example in customer service excellence and continuous improvement culture
• To provide leadership, management and oversight of afloat personnel to ensure compliance, instil professionalism and foster understanding of, and motivation to achieve, objectives.
• To ensure all employees understand their roles and responsibilities, both as an individual and what is expected of them as a team member

Remuneration Package on Offer

A competitive salary, a benefits package including contributory pension, excellent working conditions and the opportunity to further your career within a supportive environment.