Position Summary
Reporting to the Fleet Director, the Superintendent, Technical (AML) manages an assigned fleet of vessels, ensuring the ships are at optimal operational readiness with strong focus on safety and vessel reliability. This role involves developing and implementing AML policies and procedures, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. The Superintendent, Technical (AML) works closely with cross-functional teams to ensure effective AML controls are in place and provides guidance on technical solutions to enhance AML processes. Additionally, this role involves staying current on industry trends and best practices related to AML compliance.
Functions & Duties
1) Lead and ensure Safety at all levels
Promote and develop safety mindset onboard and in the office
Be an active player in events investigations and continuous improvement
Participate in the Management of Change culture
Aim for Operational Excellence
Ensure ships comply at all times with International, flag state, classification society and port state rules and regulations
2) Oversee crew management matters
Be the Manager of your onboard team
Brief crew on organizational policies, documentation and procedures
Conduct appraisals and performance reviews of senior officers
Ensure team members are trained, coached and mentored in alignment with industry standards and organization needs
Responsible for the overall welfare of crew onboard
3) Manage maintenance of ships to ensure seaworthiness
Coordinate with service engineers, manufacturers and contractors for ship repairs and maintenance issues
Consult with manufacturers for specialist advice and guidance in complex ship repairs and maintenance issues
Ensure ships' conditions and maintenance standards adhere to organization procedures
Prepare specifications and evaluate tenders
Monitor ship defects list and ensure follow-up is carried out to address defects
Conduct Risk Analysis, including nature and causes of serious breakdowns and damages
4) Manage ship budget and expenditure
Monitor operating costs and submit quarterly budget follow-up reports
Submit reports on budget, monthly key performance indicators and targets
Resource planning management to support vessel operations
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
Safety-first mindset;
Good working knowledge of vessels and its systems;
Expert knowledge of Marine/Technical Operations from shore-side and shipboard perspectives;
Experienced in marine engineering from shore & shipboard perspectives including preventive and corrective maintenance and repair, drydocking, ship acquisition/conversion, ship’s stability and structural integrity;
Expert in Regulatory (USCG/Flag, PSC and the International Maritime Organization) and Classification Society rules;
Knowledge and understanding of ISO and ISM as applicable;
Technologically proficient with strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more;
Fluent in English (required);
Effective ability to work independently or as part of a larger team
Qualification
Education
Required: Bachelors Degree (Marine Engineering or similar focus)
Work Experience
Experience
Industry Experience
Minimum 10 years
Shipboard and/or technical ship management experience;
License
Preferred: License or Certification (US Chief Engineer or 1st Assistant Engineer’s Unlimited License)
Physical Requirement
Climbing: Ascending or descending ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps using feet & legs, or hands & arms
Crawling: Moving about on hands and knees or hands and feet
Lifting: The worker must have the physical ability to move objects weighing up to 20 pounds from a lower to a higher position or horizontally from position-to-position, (if more than, 20 lbs. please state here___30____).