Marine Superintendent (Tankers) (S18712)
- Full time
- Singapore, Singapore View on Map
- posted 2 hours ago
- Posted: February 16, 2026 -Accepting applications
Job Detail
Job Description
Summary:
The Marine Superintendent is responsible for overseeing the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of the assigned product tanker vessels, ensuring all activities meet regulatory, company, and industry standards.
Reports to: Marine Manager
Responsibilities:
• Champion and enforce vessel compliance with health, safety, and environmental policies and procedures.
• Ensure vessels are operationally ready and capable of executing voyages and cargo operations safely and efficiently.
• Organise, coordinate, and manage all statutory, class, and RO audits and inspections, including ISM, ISPS, and MLC.
• Plan, administer, and follow up on vetting inspections, including preparation and submission through the OCIMF SIRE system.
• Manage navigational safety oversight, including the review and endorsement of passage plans and the conduct of navigation audits.
• Ensure vessels comply with terminal rules, operator instructions, oil major standards, and charterer requirements.
• Handle and coordinate matters relating to Flag State and Port State authorities.
• Ensure Q88 and HVPQ information is accurate, complete, and continuously updated.
• Monitor regulatory developments and advise on changes in legislation, requirements, and industry best practices.
• Review, maintain, and enhance the company’s Safety Management System (SMS).
• Provide vessels with clear guidance, instructions, and relevant information to support compliance and safe operations.
• Support, coach, and enforce standards related to crew competence, performance, and discipline.
• Assist with operational and technical enquiries regarding vessel capabilities and performance.
• Participate as a core member of the company’s emergency response team.
• Undertake additional duties, assignments, and projects as directed by management.
Requirements:
• Seagoing experience as a Master (minimum CoC Class 1 or 2), or at least 2 years of relevant shore-based experience in HSE management and regulatory compliance for product or chemical tankers.
• Sound knowledge of international and local maritime regulations and compliance requirements.
• Demonstrated integrity, accountability, and professional conduct.
• Strong leadership, collaboration, management, and communication capabilities.
• Ability to lead by example and positively influence and motivate others.
