Marine Superintendent at WTS Energy

Job Summary

• The Marine Superintendent ensures that vessels continue to meet the standards and criteria required by Clients, Class and Statutory regulations.
• This role assists with training and evaluation of marine personnel, supports new project development, and interfaces with customers as required.
• Reporting directly to the GM Marine Operations, the Superintendent produces weekly Operations Reports and oversees navigational safety, vessel operations, security operations, and community relations.
• Experience with AHTS, MPSV, SCV
• Hands on with DP systems
• DO NOT NEED Tanker or Cargo Experience
• Experience working with multiple fleet of vessels

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain navigational policies, procedures, and compliance trackers to ensure safe and statutorily compliant navigation.
• Create and update recruitment criteria and performance appraisal guidelines for deck officers, aligning with flag state and industry requirements.
• Ensure availability of navigational information and provide navigational assistance to Captains offshore.
• Conduct documented familiarisation of navigational and deck equipment for new deck officers.
• Monitor vessel class status and ensure compliance with IMO, class, flag, and ISM requirements.
• Oversee vessel operations, including compliance with client directives, daily report accuracy, and timely submission of monthly reports.
• Manage security operations, including GSF deployment, escort duties, and port call management.
• Act as an interface on community issues and develop strategies to maintain cordial relationships with host communities.

Requirements
Required:

• Bachelor’s degree preferably in Engineering, Geography, or Nautical Sciences.
• Certificate of Competency (CoC) minimum of Master Unlimited.
• Minimum 10 years of sea-time experience as a Master.
• Extensive knowledge of the marine, tugboat, oil transportation, and shipping industry.
• Knowledge of vessel maintenance systems and equipment.
• Ability to make decisions and give directions to facilitate prompt service delivery.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality of sensitive communications.
• Ability to understand and execute complex oral and written instructions.
• Ability to work effectively with office staff and vessel crew members.
• Ability to develop and implement appropriate procedures and controls.
• Physically fit to board vessels, barges, and tugs at sea and in port.
• Willingness to travel to out ports.

Preferred:

• Experience with ISM and SMS review processes.
• Familiarity with AIS, eFMS, and other vessel monitoring systems.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills for client and stakeholder engagement.

What We Offer

• Competitive compensation package.
• Health and wellbeing coverage.
• Opportunities for professional development and training.
• Supportive team culture within a dynamic marine operations environment.
• Exposure to diverse marine operations and projects.
• Flexible working arrangements where applicable.