Marine Technical Director, Tankers
Marine Technical Director, Tankers
Required Qualifications
Education: Bachelor’s degree in marine engineering or equivalent.
Experience: 5+ years in Maritime Engineering management
Languages: English
Traits: Ability to travel as necessary, work well with others, self-starter, proactive, flexible with work schedule, well organized, lift at least 50 pounds, climb ladders and work from elevated work surfaces, embark and disembark marine vessels.
Preferred Qualifications
Skills/Software
ABS NS5, AutoCAD
Education: USCG Chief Engineer License
Duties and Responsibilities:
Duties and responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Oversight of all fleet/vessel technical matters
- Monitors dry-docking and major repairs of all company vessels
- Schedules regulatory and emergency dry-docking and manages major repairs to ensure:
- Condition of hull and machinery comply with applicable codes, standards, and Local, National, and International regulatory requirements.
- Safe and reliable performance of vessels in compliance with current legislation and customer and company policy/procedures.
- Oversight of class and regulatory surveys and repairs, as well as relevant certificates
- Assist each port in managing their M & R costs.
- Develop and maintain philosophies, methods, and systems to reduce technical costs and vessel downtime.
- Ensure compliance with the Company’s preventative maintenance system and work towards its continued improvement.
- Responsible for introducing systems and methodology to maintain and upkeep fleet to minimize downtime by strategic planning of spare part inventory.
- Introduce best practices and new technologies.
- Develop strong lines of communication between each division and liaise between port engineers and senior management.
- Implement a “Shared Information Network” and provide support to all Port Engineers, “VP Engineering,” and the Director of Quality, Safety, and Environmental
- Develop and ensure that engineering policies and procedures are adequate, understood, and followed, including planned maintenance and general vessel maintenance.
- Treats health, safety and environment as a core value
- Finalizes technical budgets for the fleet.
- Responsible for alignment of the department’s mission and overall objectives to the Company mission
- Ensure the department’s mission and overall objectives are understood by all department employees.
- Member of Senior Management with respect to reviewing environmental issues, establishing objectives, and inaugurating environmental programs
- Responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of assigned vessels by:
- Review vessel performance documentation and data
- Monitoring operating budgets
- Reviewing safety meeting minutes and commenting, as needed
- Responsible for long-term shipyard planning
- Maintenance scheduling and developing standard jobs.
- Confirming repair vendors meet all technical and quality requirements.
- Promotes a professional relationship with the officers and crew; convenes safety meetings during vessel visits, addressing issues important to management.
- Works with the HSSQE staff on shipboard issues relating to safety, quality, and environmental goals.
- Conducts periodic vessel visits.