Technical Superintendent of Shipping needed at Matrix Energy Group

Job Description

RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Attend to vessels at ports of call and periodically sail on them, to ascertain the technical condition, performance and repairs required.
• Periodically sail with vessels to solve technical problems aboard and develop trouble-shooting methodologies and procedures.
• Control and monitor the lube-oil and bunker quality onboard as well as the vessels consumption rate.
• Prepare / review purchase order request, considering requirements of Class Society, Planned Maintenance System reports, deck, tank and machinery condition reports, defect reports, Master and C/E’s reports, Port State and International legislation, etc.
• Obtain and evaluate repair quotations, select repair companies and location of the repairs, based on the best quality of works / cost relation, considering ship’s itinerary and charter party obligations.
• Attend to delivery of new acquisitions to ensure that supplies meet requested specifications.
• Monitor the efficient and timely supply of all spares required for the proper maintenance and safe operation of the vessels.
• Monitor the levels of ships spares in store and ensure that requisitions and made timely to prevent shortages.
• As the Technical Superintendent, the position requires that you take the vessel for dry docking.
• Plan and execute maintenance and repair activities for the vessel’s technical systems, including propulsion, power generation, navigation, safety equipment, etc.
• Coordinate with shipyards, contractors, and suppliers to ensure timely and cost-effective repairs and upgrades.
• Monitor the vessel’s condition through regular inspections, audits and surveys.
• Stay abreast of international and local regulations related to maritime safety, security, and environmental protection.
• Ensure that the vessel complies with all applicable rules and standards set by classification societies, flag state, and port authorities.
• Develop and manage budgets for planned and unplanned maintenance activities.
• Optimize cost-effectiveness without compromising safety and quality.
• Promote and enforce a strong safety culture onboard and within the technical department.
• Implement and monitor environmental protection measures in line with industry standards and regulations.
• Maintain effective communication with vessel crew, port authorities, and internal stakeholders.
• Collaborate with other departments, including operations, crewing, and purchasing, to ensure seamless operations.
• Partake in the assessment of engine room crew during recruitment.
• Develop and implement emergency response plans for technical failures or incidents.
• Provide technical support and guidance during emergencies.
• Carry out other assigned tasks.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• A graduate of Marine Engineering.
• Must have sailed as a Chief or Second Engineer of medium range tankers.
• Previous experience as a Technical Superintendent, preferably with medium-range white product tankers.
• In-depth knowledge of vessel operations, and international maritime regulations, flag state requirements, etc.
• Knowledge of Ship Management, International Covention Regulation, ISM Code, ISPS Code is required.
• Strong project management and budgeting skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work in a dynamic and fast-paced maritime environment.
• Proficient in the use of Microsoft office suite.