Key Responsibilities

Operational & Compliance

• Monitor vessels to ensure compliance with international regulatory standards (ISM, ISPS, MARPOL, SOLAS, etc.).

• Plan, coordinate and follow-up on internal audits, statutory inspections, and vetting by oil majors.

• Conduct pre-berth and vetting inspections; support Masters and Officers during audits.

• Review and ensure vessel performance, navigation practices, cargo operations and safety procedures meet standards.

Safety & Risk

• Lead investigations into incidents, near misses, and non-conformities and implement corrective actions.

• Provide guidance on emergency procedures and participate in emergency response planning.

• Support safety campaigns, drills, and crew training.

Reporting & Liaison

• Prepare inspection and compliance reports for senior management.

• Liaise with Masters, crew, technical teams, flag/port state authorities, classification societies and oil majors.

• Maintain audit, inspection and risk management documentation.

Other Duties

• Assist with voyage planning, risk assessments and logistical support (provisions, documentation).

May support vessel dry-docking and maintenance coordination

Requirements

• Maritime qualification: Master Mariner or equivalent Certificate of Competency (CoC) (Class 1 often preferred).

• Seagoing experience on tankers/merchant vessels; shore-based marine experience is highly valued.

• Strong understanding of international maritime regulations and industry practices.

• Excellent communication, leadership, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

• Willingness to travel for vessel visits and inspections.