Marine Superintendent – Tanker (Singapore) (S18960)
- Full time
- Singapore, Singapore View on Map
- posted 2 hours ago
- Posted: March 11, 2026 -Accepting applications
Job Detail
Job Description
- Make certain that vessels function according to ISM/ISPS Codes, MARPOL, SOLAS, SIRE/CDI evaluations, along with regulations from flag state, port state, and other regulatory bodies.
- Help ships uphold safe operational standards, plan voyages, and meet the requirements of terminals, operators, charterers, and oil companies.
- Oversee and monitor voyage directives, tank sanitation, cargo handling, and risk management efforts. Ensure that the implementation of cargo and ballast management plans is performed safely and complies with regulations.
- Offer assistance and direction to the Master during vetting inspections and external evaluations such as SIRE, CDI, FSI, and PSC.
- Draft preliminary reports for internal and external reviews, audits, and vetting procedures, and manage the implementation of required corrective measures.
- Arrange and perform both planned and unplanned marine visits, navigation audits, safety evaluations, and behavioral assessments.
- Oversee the inquiry of incidents, close calls, and deviations, guaranteeing swift documentation and the implementation of preventive and corrective actions.
- Provide technical and maritime expertise during dry-docking, repairs, retrofits, and comparable projects.
- Establish and uphold efficient communication pathways with Charterers, Classification Societies, Flag Administrations, and other external parties.
Prerequisites:
- Holding a valid Class 1 (Master) Certificate of Competency.
- At least 2 years of experience as a Marine Superintendent, ideally with experience in oil/chemical tanker operations within ship management or shipping firms.
- Minimum 2 years of experience as Captain on oil/chemical tankers (preferred).
- Knowledgeable about the SIRE Vetting procedure.
- Thorough knowledge of global maritime laws, regulations, and standards such as ISM, ISPS, MLC, TMSA, and requirements from oil companies.
- Proven experience in performing navigational audits, leading officer briefings, overseeing inspections, implementing safety programs, and assisting with incident inquiries.
- Superior proficiency in both w ritten and spoken English accompanied by strong communication abilities.
- Robust analytical skills, outcome-oriented, possessing demonstrable leadership and interpersonal abilities.
- Self-driven, resourceful, and able to work independently while managing pressure and meeting deadlines.
- Willing and able to travel on short notice as required by operational demands.
