Technical Superintendent (Tanker/Oil) [SAS]

• Report to the Fleet Manager and support the effective implementation of the Company’s Fleet Management System for assigned tanker vessels.

• Ensure all assigned vessels maintain valid statutory, class, flag state, vetting, and trading certifications
• Ensure vessels are manned in compliance with Safe Manning requirements, STCW regulations, flag state, OCIMF, and tanker industry standards.
• Liaise with Masters and Chief Engineers to plan and execute preventive and long-term maintenance programs.
• Monitor vessel maintenance schedules, inspections, testing activities, and ensure timely completion of PMS and critical equipment maintenance.
• Review and approve technical requisitions, including spares, stores, and repair requirements for tanker operations and cargo systems.
• Monitor vessel performance, including fuel consumption, cargo operation efficiency, machinery reliability, and off-hire prevention.
• Review analysis reports for fuel oil, lube oil, cargo equipment, and machinery, ensuring prompt corrective actions are taken.
• Prepare and monitor vessel operating budgets and expenses, recommending cost-control measures where required.
• Ensure timely submission and review of technical, operational, and tanker-related reports.
• Prepare quarterly reports covering vessel condition, certification status, crew matters, dry docking progress, budget performance, and class status.
• Prepare dry-docking specifications, evaluate shipyard quotations, and coordinate docking projects for tanker vessels.
• Conduct vessel visits, inspections, and audits in line with company procedures and tanker industry requirements.
• Support SIRE/CDI vetting inspections, PSC inspections, internal audits, and oil major compliance requirements.
• Ensure compliance with ISM, ISPS, MLC, MARPOL, SOLAS, and tanker safety standards.
• Review charter party requirements related to tanker operations, cargo handling, voyage instructions, and performance warranties.
• Handle technical incidents, cargo claims, insurance matters, sea protests, and emergency response activities when required.
• Coordinate pre-arrival requirements, ballast water reporting, cargo readiness, and port documentation with vessels and authorities.
• Perform additional duties and responsibilities assigned by the Fleet Manager.
• Approve spares, stores, repairs, and emergency purchases for assigned vessels within authorised limits.
• Recommend crew promotion, transfer, and repatriation matters.
• Review and approve repair and dry-docking invoices upon management approval.
• Conduct performance appraisals for senior ship staff and provide recommendations to the Fleet Manager.
• Undertake additional responsibilities delegated by management.

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