Technical Superintendent

Position Overview


A marine logistics service provider is looking for a Technical Superintendent to ensure the safe, efficient, and cost-effective technical management of assigned vessels, maintaining high operational availability and compliance with safety and statutory regulations while instilling the company's QHSE culture onboard.


Primary Responsibilities


Implement and enforce the company's safety policies and promote a QHSE-driven culture onboard all assigned vessels.
Oversee OPEX/CAPEX budgets for assigned vessels, ensuring cost discipline.
Maintain a 95% Technical Availability Rate (TAR) to optimize vessel availability.
Strive for zero Lost Time Injuries (LTIs) and accidents.
Ensure accurate and timely reporting of technical incidents, breakdowns, and interventions (UPMP, PMP, UJ reports).
Coordinate timely and cost-effective repairs in accordance with Class and statutory requirements.
Keep Class, statutory, and related technical certificates up-to-date for all vessels.
Review and approve purchase requisitions and orders related to parts, services, and consumables.
Communicate with Classification Societies for surveys, certificate renewals, and Class status reports.
Ready vessels for drydock within the designated window and avoid drydock extensions.
Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external partners (BTS, Shipyards).
Perform regular onboard visits, including technical and electrical inspections (VTI).
Manage proper handovers during vessel transfers between ship managers.
Supervise Chief Engineers, including annual appraisals, competency evaluations, and career development.
Implement and ensure timely updates in the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS/TA).
Conduct monthly reviews of vessel CCTV footage to identify and escalate security or operational concerns.
Ensure routine lube oil analysis is conducted and reported per SMS/TA requirements.
Maintain and update complete vessel inventory records.
Stay informed about new maritime regulations and industry best practices.


Qualifications


Chief Engineer Certificate of Competency or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or a similar certification.
Comprehensive knowledge of vessel technical operations, repair, and maintenance.
Experience managing budgets and working with CMMS systems.
Familiarity with classification societies, flag state requirements, and ISM Code.
Demonstrated leadership in managing multi-vessel fleets and technical teams.