Engine Room Supervisor
FPSO Vessel
Location: offshore Angola
Start: ASAP
Duration: 12 months on agreement
Salary: Negotiable
Rotation: 28/28 days (Unpaid home leave)
Working Week: 12 hrs p/day – 7 days p/week
Onboard Accommodation / Flights / Insurances provided by Client
FPSO experience is a MUST
International experience in Angola, Africa, Brazil is a plus
Experience with Total, SHELL, Saipem, SONANGOL, BP is a plus
STCW required certificates, National CoP Reg. III/2
Operate on a ship powered by main propulsion machinery of 3.000kW propulsion or more, supervise the engine department next in rank to the Chief Engineer
Be the second in charge of the Chief Engineer and assist him for the efficient running of the ship, implementing all the rules and regulation according to International conventions and regulations, Flag state requirements, Class requirements, local requirements and regulations and Company policy
Whenever required, act as MS (maintenance Supervisor) or BCO (ballast control operator) as defined in IMO resolution
Report to Chief Engineer, be familiar with and maintain awareness of the relevant Company requirements, the latest industry codes and standards including statutory rules and regulations; ensure all workspace technical and maintenance activities are carried out consistently with Company policies and in accordance to Vessel Management Manual
Ensure that the Asset Management Operative System (AMOS) is rigorously implemented in order to survey, test and maintain all machinery/equipment of the ship, comprising Emergency and Safety systems and all Corporate owned/rented equipment which may be operated on/from the vessel, in accordance with statutory, class, flag state, company requirements and standards
Supervise bunkering/offloading of fuel/oil, the refuelling of vessels ensure for efficient and timely ordering, in consultation with the Chief Engineer, of adequate resources and spares for mechanical equipment
Ensure that engine room operations are carried out and report to the Chief Engineer unsafe acts/conditions and any defects with implications for safe operation, marine environment and navigability in compliance with HSES and Company procedures; perform duties within the vessel emergency team as indicated in Emergency Preparedness Manual
Ensure that permit to work system and relevant isolation and confined space entry procedures are understood and observed
Ensure adequate training of the crew of his duty shift, included those in the emergency team, issue hand-over reports to own relieve and copies the Chief Engineer Authority
Assign work instructions and duties to the engine crew
Issue instructions and orders to engine crew
Take immediate actions to avoid pollution to the marine environment
Maintain safe working practices
To have a full understanding of Engine Room and Production equipment
Maintain the vessel in accordance with class and statutory legislation
Compliance with appropriate and applicable legislative requirements
Monitoring and prevent environmental pollution according to MARPOL
Take over the watch as per Company procedures
Support Chief Engineer with Engines Area related Marine QMS Tasks implementation
Ensure Correct implementation of instruments/Equipment Calibration Management under Chief Engineer guidance
To be responsible for Engine Room Related materials certificates management and traceability
Coordinate with ASSET Project QCC during Vessel Maintenance activities with reference to specific inspection task as applicable
Qualifications
STCW required certificates, National CoC Reg. III/2 and endorsement
Completion of all training and certifications as described in the Training Matrix
MOU stability course (where applicable)
Experience
Minimum three (3) Years as Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch (Expert Seniority).
A minimum experience of One (1) year on off-shore activity unless a defined rank of Chief Engineer had been previously covered on board merchant marine vessels