Offshore Operations Superintendent

Oversee daily operations, maintenance, and performance of offshore assets within assigned regions.

Ensure the safety and well-being of all personnel involved in offshore activities.

Implement and supervise planned maintenance systems for MOPUs, FSOs, and related equipment.

Manage inventory, repairs, and upkeep of critical machinery such as generators and cranes.

Review and approve engineering drawings, technical documents, and modification proposals.

Coordinate operational requirements with internal teams, contractors, and vendors.

Ensure full compliance with class, flag state, insurance, and regulatory standards.

Plan and execute class and flag surveys, dry docking projects, and onboard inspections.

Liaise with classification societies for technical approvals and certification matters.

Prepare and manage operating budgets, including forecasting, monitoring, and reporting.

Produce operational reports, survey schedules, and post-docking documentation.

Maintain all statutory and SOLAS certificates for equipment and systems.

Conduct audits, investigate technical failures or non-conformities, and implement corrective actions.

Ensure adherence to international codes, company policies, and safety/quality protocols.

Serve as the main client contact for operational updates, issue resolution, and performance reviews.

Support long-term planning and continuous improvement initiatives.

Carry out offshore visits for inspections, audits, and technical assessments.

No direct expenditure authority.

High autonomy in routine operational and administrative tasks.

Decision-making limited to established operational frameworks and company policies.

Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field.

Minimum 10 years experience in offshore operations or marine asset management.

At least 5 years in a leadership capacity (e.g., Offshore Installation Manager, Chief Engineer).

Experience in shipyard operations or conversion projects is an advantage.