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The Technical Superintendent is responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and cost-effective technical management of a fleet of vessels. This includes day to day overseeing maintenance, repairs, dry-docking, and compliance with regulatory requirements. The role involves close collaboration with ship crews, suppliers, and other stakeholders to maintain the vessels' operational readiness. 1. Vessel Management: - Oversee the technical performance and maintenance of assigned vessels. - Ensure vessels comply with international and local regulations, class requirements, and company standards. - Conduct regular vessel inspections and audits to ensure safety and operational standards are met. 2. Maintenance and Repairs: - Plan and supervise scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repairs, and dry-docking. - Manage budgets and control costs related to technical operations. - Coordinate with shipyards and contractors for repair and maintenance works. 3. Safety and Compliance: - Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. - Implement and monitor safety management systems and procedures. - Liaise with flag states, classification societies, and other regulatory bodies. 4. Crew Support: - Provide technical support and guidance to vessel crews. 5. Procurement and Inventory: - Oversee the procurement of spare parts, stores, chemicals, lubricants, paints, equipment, and supplies. - Manage inventory levels and ensure timely availability of critical spares. - Negotiate contracts and agreements with suppliers and service providers. - Collaboratively work with purchaser to provide the spare parts, stores, chemicals, lubricants, paints, equipment, and supplies on board of vessel. 6. Budgeting and Reporting: - Prepare and manage technical budgets for assigned vessels. - Monitor and report on technical expenditures and variances. - Prepare technical reports and updates for management.

Our growing company is looking to fill the role of year contract. If you are looking for an exciting place to work, please take a look at the list of qualifications below. The Safety Management Contractor will assist in the revamp and comprehensive revision of the Safety Management Manual over the next 12 months. This will ensure alignment with the regulatory standards and industry best practices, including the ISM Code, RightShip, DryBMS, and charterer standards from industry leaders such as BHP and Rio Tinto. • Review and rewrite the Safety Management Manual (SMM) to incorporate new guidelines, regulatory mandates and eliminate redundant clauses built-in over the years. • Reorganize the current SMM into sections for ease of read, understanding and efficiency for all stakeholders. • Collaborate with ship management departments to collect and analyze current working practices, ensuring the integration of safety practices into operational procedures. • Conduct thorough research on the latest regulatory standards and best practices, including Rightship, DryBMS, and relevant industry benchmarks related to safety management. • Ensure compliance with DryBMS at an intermediate level, particularly in the Priority 17 areas.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated intern to join our Corporate Services and Governance Department. This internship provides a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience in corporate governance and company secretarial matters within the maritime sector. • Assist with company secretarial tasks, including the preparation and filing of statutory documents. • Support the maintenance of corporate records and registers. • Assist in organizing and preparing corporate events. • Help with the filing and organization of important documents and correspondence. • Conduct research on governance best practices and regulatory requirements. • Support the team in various administrative tasks as needed. • Participate in team meetings and contribute to discussions on corporate governance initiatives.