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Navis Consulting

Technical Superintendent (Offshore Vessels)

Aberdeen City
Posted 1 day ago
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This is an excellent opportunity to join a global shipping company based in their Aberdeen Office.

This is an urgent requirement and there are 3 roles available for immediate starts!

You will be responsible for the efficient operations of the ships which you have been assigned to and to work as a member of the ship management team.

Responsibilities include:

  • Plan, control and execute all activities connected with maintenance, repairs, dry-docking, conversion or modification of assigned vessels.
  • Plan, control and execute all activities connected to class and flag state survey and certificate requirements and build and maintain effective liaison with relevant authorities.
  • Formulate a dynamic work plan and action list with the Ships’ Command to ensure that the vessel is maintained in accordance with Client requirements. Provide regular reports to all interested parties as to progress of works.
  • Monitor vessel performance trends including speed, fuel and lubricating oil consumptions, and implement timely remedial actions where these are outside agreed or expected parameters.
  • To serve as the first contact point for the assigned vessels and liaise with Clients on day to day operations of assigned vessels.
  • In conjunction with the Shipboard team & the HSSEQ Superintendent prepare vessels for inspection/audit by PSC, Flag and similar bodies.
  • Plan Dry Dock, Vacation, Ships inspections and other absences with your Fleet Manager to ensure a consistent service to your Customers.

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  • Hold Chief Engineer Unlimited license (Preferred)
  • 2 years experience in a senior engineering rank on Offshore Vessels (ERRV, OSV, PSV)
  • Previous experience as a Technical Superintendent or previous experience in a Senior Engineering/Naval Architecture position in the Marine Industry
  • Basic financial understanding and some experience in administering budgets.
  • Good communication (oral and written) and English language skills

You must have the right to work in the UK to be considered.

To apply, please contact Tom Settle on 02392 322359 or send your CV to tsettle@navis-consulting.com

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Skills

Vessel Maintenance
Dry-docking
Class and Flag State Surveys
Vessel Performance Monitoring
Budget Administration
HSSEQ
Technical Superintendence
Naval Architecture
Offshore Vessel Operations
Communication Skills

Location

Aberdeen City, Scotland, United Kingdom

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