Marine Superintendent 1

Provides direct support to the Fleet Operations Manager to ensure a consistent delivery of marine and DP operations fleet wide, while providing Vessel Masters and business units with support on marine and DP related issues.

Assist Fleet Operations Manager in safe and efficient running of the fleet.

• Ensure company owned and managed vessels are operated in a safe, efficient and economical manner and in full compliance with class, statutory regulations, the ISM Code and ISO 9001; ISO14001 and ISO18001 standards.
• Provide support and guidance to vessel masters, asset operations teams and project teams on marine and DP issues.
• Ensure that planned maintenance system (deck department) is being operated and reported to high standard and is in compliance with the ISM Code, MLC 2006 and company procedures.
• Ensure that all mandatory procedures i.e. navigational watchkeeping, DP operations, control of work are used effectively and outcomes available for audit purposes.
• Continual review and improvement of safety management system documentation.
• Ensure that vessels carry the required publications, procedures, operational manuals, and other documentation required by Flag State and other regulatory bodies, and that these are updated as required.
• As far as practical, ensure compliance with IMCA guidelines and “best industry practices.”
• Undertake visits to vessels (alongside and offshore), other company premises and client offices as required by the Fleet Operations Manager.
• Assist with accident or incident investigations and preparation of reports in conjunction with other investigation team members.
• Part of internal auditor pool, and conduct internal audits as required.
• Conduct annual internal navigational audit.
• Participate in vessel inspections and presentations as required.
• Provide accurate reports indicating vessel’s current equipment, machinery, structural and operational status.
• Monitor the vessel safety committees and respond to vessel safety meeting minutes.
• Monitor the performance of sub‑contractors services provided to vessel operations (e.g. consumables, catering) and liaising with sub‑contractor to report, discuss and implement any corrective actions considered necessary.
• Where required, assist in the management of vessel assurance for the fleet as directed by Fleet Operations Manager.
• Assist in management of OVID and OVMSA databases and audits.
• Assist in management of eCMID database and audits.
• Work towards gaining IMCA company DP authority accreditation.
• Ensure DP incidents are reported (IMCA reporting scheme) and follow up accordingly.
• Manage DP trials programmes via DPDS (DP digital survey platform) in conjunction with class society.
• Monitor vessel marine drills, ensure compliance and provide feedback as appropriate.
• Provide support to TechnipFMC spoolbases when required.
• Account for own activities, accept responsibility for them and disclose the results of own work in a transparent manner.
• Recognise the ‘ownership’ of health, safety and environmental control within their sphere of activity and lead by example.
• Assist Fleet Operations Manager in setting and meeting objectives for the Fleet and department.
• Maintain, further develop and implement common standards within marine and DP operations.
• Timely support of service invoice payment utilising GEOS system, review detail, accuracy and approve supplier submitted invoices (where required).
• Monitors marine related activities which could impact commercial availability of vessels.
• Reviews vessel performance to identify potential efficiency improvement opportunities.
• When required, provides input into project workscopes and hazard identification documentation.
• Attends meetings with clients, operations reviews and HAZID/HIRA meetings as required.

You are meant for this job if:

• Essential Senior Marine Qualification (STCW II/2 or III/2 or equivalent).
• DP operational experience of serving on offshore diving, pipelay and/or construction vessels.
• Proven knowledge of marine and DP systems, operations and legislation.
• Proven knowledge of IMCA guidelines and industry best practices.

• Valid STCW COC and medical certificate.
• Valid STCW certificates and offshore survival.

• Computer literate, proficient in Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook).
• Good Communication skills in English.
• Ability to work in multinational environment.

• Unlimited Master Mariner’s license in compliance with STCW II/2.
• Operational experience in senior capacity on pipelay, saturation diving and construction vessels.
• Experience in office environment dealing with marine and DP related matters.
• Marine engineering or nautical studies degree or equivalent.
• Designated Person Ashore and Company Security Officer training.
• IMCA Competence Assessor and Verifier.
• Kelvin Top-SET Lead Investigator training.
• The Nautical Institute Navigation Assessors training.
• Experience with incident investigations and marine audits (ISM, eCMID, etc.).
• Working knowledge of eCMID, OVMSA and OVID databases.

• Resourceful and result driven professional with solid offshore experience.
• Strong background in sustaining and modifying procedures, manuals and standards.
• Proven ability to grasp new concepts, prioritising workload, improving processes, and work on own initiatives and also in a team environment.
• Possesses a win‑win attitude through upholding a strategic focus and viewing problematic subjects as a challenge rather than an obstacle.
• Possesses desire to progress through the management structure and is working on continuous professional development.

Being a global leader in the energy industry requires an inclusive and diverse environment. TechnipFMC promotes equal opportunities and inclusion by ensuring equal opportunities to all ages, races, ethnicities, religions, gender expressions, disabilities, or all other pluralities. We celebrate who you are and what you bring. Every voice matters and we encourage you to add to our culture. TechnipFMC respects the rights and dignity of those it works with and promotes adherence to internationally recognized human rights principles for those in its value chain.