Technical Superintendent (Oil Tanker)

Roles and Responsibilities

• Plan, control and executive all activities conencted with maintenance, repairs, dry-docking, conversion or modification of assigned vessels
• Provide technical advice and support to the assigned fleet of vessels and particpate in projects relating to technical, energy efficiency, logistical/purchasing and crewing related actitives of the assigned fleet of vessels.
• Overall responsible for preparing and manging the budgets of the assigned vessels and to ensure all assigned vessels comply with regulatory requirements and legislations.

Requirements:

• Seafaring Chief Engineer (COC1) with minimum 2 years of shore-based experiences as Technical Superintendent
• Proven ability to multitask and managing multiple projects and stakeholders
• An independent and resourceful team player with good communication skills

Other requirements:

· Be part of a team responsible for the smooth, efficient & safe operation of all vessels assigned;

· Assure, in coordination with the crew, the vessel full reliability at all time in respect of Company policy & requirements and applicable rule and regulations.

· monitoring and controlling of the ship’s technical maintenance and certification of assigned vessels;

· maintain vessel expenses budget allocated

· checking the status of the PMS system in relation to expired planned maintenance and scheduling of works on monthly basis.

· controlling appropriate sharing of machinery running hours where machinery redundancy is available.

· reporting to the General Manager any contingency or vessel structural /machinery failure which comes to his knowledge and may lead into hazardous or risk situation for the crew, the vessel and its cargo;

· promptly reporting any major no-budgeted expenses;

· coordinating and scheduling vessel class/statutory inspections;

· arranging, follow up and reporting technical support of specialized engineers if so necessary in consultation with General Manager;

· planning /reporting in cooperation with vessel crew corrective repairs of revealed deficiencies, failures and non-conformities raised from vessel inspection;

· examining machinery performance/PMS forms and highlight / report warnings for appropriate action;

· examining bunker/lube oil analysis, and highlight to the vessel non conformities and recommendations;

· carrying out on board vessel inspection, review undertaken works, examine vessel conditions, report any deficiency and work to be done;

· reviewing the vessel class status at each new entry, check survey reports entries /data, notify class of any wrong reported information;

· preliminary reviewing the intended DD machinery spec related to inside /outside ER machinery; to arrange/report full DD spec and preliminary tender comparison.

· supervising and reporting dry-docking works /substantial repairs, verify compliance with approved specification, check works reliability, review measurements /readings records, jobs report, review and concur pro-forma invoice.

· examining and concurring vessel request of services or materials.

· reviewing and concurring service reports;

· evaluating and reporting crew performance as per Company policy;

· record of maintenance and works carried out;

· track records of deficiencies /failure and non-conformity follow up;

· updated list of work to be done;

· on board supt inspection report;

· updated list of vessel coating assessment of cargo, ballast and void compartments;

· reports and records of Class

· updated Class survey status and Flag Administration certificates status;

· analysis report;

· records /of dry-docking works and measurements;

· copy of services report

· updated list of vessel drawings and equipment maker instruction;

· updated of ship’s certificates in hard copy;

· copy of in/out correspondence related to each vessel;