Marine Superintendent

**Key Responsibilities**:
**1. Operational Management**:

- Oversee and ensure the safe navigation and operation of Bulk vessels or Parcel chemical

tanker vessel.
- Monitor vessel performance, cargo handling, and voyage planning to ensure

efficiency and compliance with charter party agreements.
- Provide operational guidance to vessel Masters, particularly concerning Bulk vessels or

chemical cargo operations, stowage, and segregation of incompatible products.

**2. Regulatory Compliance & Safety**:

- Ensure vessels comply with international maritime regulations (SOLAS,

MARPOL, ISM, ISPS, and IBC Codes), with special attention to the handling

and transportation of hazardous chemicals or Bulk carrier vessels.
- Oversee preparation and participation in vetting inspections (SIRE, CDI) and

ensure vessels meet all customer and regulatory requirements.
- Conduct internal audits and safety inspections to verify that safety, health, and

environmental policies are strictly followed.
- Ensure compliance with the ISM and ISPS codes, and that the vessels adhere

to all statutory, class, and flag state requirements.

**3. Operations**:

- Monitor and guide cargo loading, stowage, transportation, and discharge of

chemical parcels, ensuring proper procedures for safety and product integrity.
- Ensure safe cargo handling practices, especially for hazardous and sensitive

chemical cargoes, adhering to the International Bulk Chemical (IBC) Code

and other applicable regulations.
- Assist in preparing cargo loading and discharge plans, ensuring the correct

segregation of incompatible cargoes and that cleaning requirements are met

for tank changes.

**4. Crew Management & Training**:

- Work with the vessel’s Master and officers to ensure the crew is properly

trained and competent in chemical cargo operations, safety protocols, and

emergency procedures.
- Organize and provide continuous training and professional development

programs for crew members related to the handling of bulk carrier or chemical cargoes and

safety regulations.
- Ensure crew certifications and qualifications are up to date and compliant with

flag state, industry, and company requirements.

**5. Emergency Response & Incident Management**:

- Act as the primary point of contact for the vessels in case of emergencies,

providing operational guidance and support to resolve issues promptly.
- Lead or assist in the investigation of marine accidents, cargo spills, or near

misses, and implement corrective and preventive actions.
- Coordinate with external emergency response agencies and regulatory bodies

in case of incidents, ensuring mínimal environmental impact and cargo loss.

**6. Vessel Inspection & Vetting**:

- Conduct regular vessel inspections to ensure compliance with company

standards, client requirements, and international safety regulations.
- Prepare vessels for external inspections, including port state control, flag state,

and vetting inspections (SIRE, CDI).
- Ensure that all non-conformities identified during inspections or audits are

addressed and resolved in a timely manner.

**7. Voyage & Cargo Management**:

- Oversee and assist the Master in planning and executing safe and efficient

voyages, considering cargo characteristics, fuel consumption, and weather

conditions.
- Coordinate with the commercial department and terminals to ensure smooth

cargo operations, proper documentation, and timely vessel turnarounds.
- Ensure that the vessel’s cargo documentation (bill of lading, safety data sheets,

cargo manifests) is accurate and compliant with regulatory and customer

requirements.

**8. Environmental & Risk Management**:

- Ensure that vessels adhere to environmental policies and regulations, including

ballast water management, emissions control, and spill prevention measures.
- Promote a safety-first culture on board and implement risk assessments and

safety management systems to mitigate operational risks, particularly when

handling hazardous chemicals or bulk carrier vessels

**9. Documentation & Reporting**:

- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of vessel performance, cargo

operations, and incident reports.
- Ensure that all statutory certificates and documentation (e.g., International

Pollution Prevention Certificate, Safety Management Certificate) are

maintained and renewed.
- Provide regular reports to management on vessel performance, safety, and

compliance matters.

**Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹300,000.00 - ₹500,000.00 per month

**Benefits**:

- Cell phone reimbursement
- Health insurance
- Provident Fund

Schedule:

- Day shift
- Fixed shift
- Monday to Friday
- Morning shift
- Weekend availability

Supplemental Pay:

- Performance bonus
- Yearly bonus

Ability to commute/relocate:

- Mumbai, Maharashtra: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (preferred)

Application Question(s):

- Do have Degree with nautical science or marine engineering or equival