Technical Superintendent (Tankers)

Technical Superintendent (Tankers) Salary: Competitive, Plus Bonus Location: Glasgow, UK A global shipping company, based in Glasgow is currently seeking an experienced and organised Technical Superintendent to join their friendly and professional team. The company caters to clients located across the globe which include, public listed companies, private family-controlled shipping interests and government shipping enterprises. From their formation up until the present day they have maintained a vigorous proactive approach to the shipping industry. Education and Training: Minimum Chief Engineer’s license and relevant experience as 2nd Engineer on board Tankers, or a degree in either Marine Engineering or Naval Architecture following successful completion of the Company’s Graduate Training Programme. Other relevant training, qualifications and experience may be required as determined by the General Manager. Responsibilities: Under the overall supervision of the General Manager, and the day-to-day supervision of the Fleet Manager, the Technical Superintendent is responsible for the efficient technical operation of the vessels allocated to him. This shall include, but is not limited to, the following: Monitor legislative and regulatory requirements to ensure their assigned vessels are operated and maintained in full compliance with all Class, Flag Administration, Governmental and International Regulations; Assist in preparation for oil major inspections (SIRE) and responses to observations raised; Monitor, review and action as necessary all technical information and reports received from the vessel; Visit vessels on a regular basis to review general condition, compliance with safety procedures, implementation of Partners in Safety program, and performance of ship’s staff; Ensure a comprehensive Planned Maintenance Programme is effectively implemented by ship’s staff including assessment of all vessel requests to defer jobs; Ensure strict implementation of the Company’s Marine Pollution Manual; Ensure accuracy of EU MRV and SEEMP II plans including associated records. Ensure each fuel and lubrication oil analysis report is reviewed and sent to the relevant vessel’s Chief Engineer, providing necessary recommendations and comments related to the report findings. During vessel inspections, convene a Safety Meeting with all crew, with attendance to be documented accordingly; Ensure vessel attendance planning page in IMS is maintained up-to-date; Ensure the timely submission to Owners of all technical and inspection reports, etc. Participate in the interview process and scheduling for officers and crew as required; Conduct pre-joining briefings of Chief Engineers for their allocated vessels; Conduct incident investigations following technical malfunctions or environmental pollution events; Prepare drydock and repair specifications for agreement with the Fleet Manager prior to submission to Owners (if required). Act as a member of the Emergency Response Team in the event of a contingency; Provide cover for any employee within their department as directed by the Fleet Manager. The Technical Superintendent is to liaise with all relevant operational staff to facilitate the efficient and economic operation of the vessels which shall include the following: Prepare vessels detailed annual budgets for approval by Fleet Manager prior to approval of Owners; Ensure all requisitions originating from either vessels or the Operations Department are processed efficiently and fully expedited until received onboard; Ensure that any proposed or anticipated excess over the agreed budget has the Fleet Manager’s / Owner’s approval; Liaise with the Ship Manager and Insurance Department in the preparation of insurance claims and ensure all necessary technical information and reports are available to enable timely preparation of reports and payments on account