Marine Section Leader

About the role

Second in command and responsible to the OIM for the safety and security of the ship and all personnel on board. Serves as the Ship’s Security and Stability Officer.

Responsibilities

• Provides marine command responsibility and support in ship’s marine operations supervising operations, equipment and auxiliaries, ensuring compliance with operating procedures and maintenance requirements and international maritime regulations.
• Supervises bridge and deck operations.
• Organizes and conducts required drills under SOLAS and ISM / ISPS.
• Tracks training and licensing of marine personnel.
• Oversees local maintenance and repairs of ship’s equipment.
• Implements and upholds safety and environmental compliance requirements.
• Liaises with shorebased staff and maritime authorities as conditions dictate, and other duties as may be assigned.

Qualifications

• Maritime Deck Transportation degree from four year Maritime College.
• USCG Unlimited Tonnage Chief Mate upon Oceans or equivalent and Flag State endorsement.
• Command experience as a vessel chief mate.
• SSO Certificate from a recognized school.
• Experience as Navigational Watch Officer on vessels over 3000 GRT.
• 10+ years of experience as a DPO.
• 5+ years of experience using IFS.
• Strong leadership, communication, motivational, and management skills.
• Moderate to strong computer skills with Stability Programs, Word, Excel, information systems and computer control consoles.
• Good working knowledge of all regulatory protocols.
• Prefers deck experience in offshore drilling.
• Experience in marine environmental and hazardous material regulations and procedures.
• 5+ years of experience in offshore marine operations, industrial environment, and drilling operations.

Skills

• Strong leadership, communication, motivational, and management skills.
• Moderate to strong computer skills with Stability Programs, Word, Excel, information systems and computer control consoles.
• Good working knowledge of all regulatory protocols.
• Prefers deck experience in offshore drilling.
• Experience in marine environmental and hazardous material regulations and procedures.
• 5+ years of experience in offshore marine operations, industrial environment, and drilling operations.

Benefits

Not specified.

Pay

Not specified.

Schedule

Not specified.