Superintendent, Marine Operations (Tanker)

Overview

About The Job

Key Accountabilities

• Manage all day-to-day operations activities relating to Owned ,charter in and managed tanker vessel’s cargoes under the authority of the Operations Manager, and where necessary providing administrative and technical support to tanker vessels Masters.
• Contribute in the pre fixture requirements with Chartering team.
• Supervise ,Monitor Vessels compliance with Charter parity and Voyage orders requirements.
• Ensure compliance of all vessels with ADNOC procedures, International Regulations, Flag State and classification authorities.
• Coordinate with internal and external parties at the appropriate levels, including Brokers ,Charters ,legal, insurance, terminal operators and ports authorities to ensure Safe , smooth and economic Operations.
• Ensure that cargo handling, including load , discharge and cargo tanks preparations are performed in accordance with the approved safe , efficient standards and procedures and to ensure adequate reporting.
• Confirm complying with operations procedure by mean of planed Ship’s Inspections whenever possible.

Monitoring And Planning Voyages

• Plan and manage voyages including loading, sea passage, vessel performance, ship/Tanks condition, cargo intakes, vessel and crew operational performance standards
• Where required prepare and direct ship vetting and monitoring systems.
• Plan and manage port calls / negotiate competitive DA accounts / liaise with agents / master / customers / brokers to ensure all port calls are efficient, safe and effective ensuring mutually beneficial outcomes.
• Ensure cargo handling at load and disports is performed in accordance with approved safety and operational efficiency standards.
• Monitor performance at sea and where necessary formulate speed and consumption claims.
• Approve relevant documentations in order to meet requirements of ADNOC standards and requirements.
• Prepare, analyses and present reports as required in a timely and professional manner.
• Provide technical and administrative assistance during negotiation phase to achieve terms and conditions commercially favorable to ADNOC.
• Follow up with the ship vetting clearance / inspection system.

Minimum Requirtments

• Master Mariner Class 1.
• Around 10 years’ Sea experience, including Two years as a Master,3 years as Chief Officers on-board Tanker Vessels.
• Deck senior rank experience on-board Chemical tankers is asset.
• Detailed understanding of various aspects of the operation of tankers.

Professional Certifications

• Managements, Leadership, Teamwork, and Communications, Problem Solving & Effective Decision Makers courses /certifications are asset.
• Tanker and Chemical endorsements are asset.