Job Opportunity : Marine Coordinator

Hello Everyone,

Job Opportunity for below position:-

1) Marine Coordinator

Job Roles & Responsibilities:-

• Works closely with Turnaround Contract Engineer to establish contracts
for AWB, AHTS and FCB as per turnaround requirement.
• Ensure all marine contractual issues are addressed with vessel owner and
deliver as per COMPANY’s requirement
• Ensure all vessels awarded comply to PETRONAS OSV requirements with
“Zero” non-cost recovery (NCR) cases.
• Focal for all marine aspects including but not limited to:
a. Vessel pre-hire inspections
b. Vessel on-hire exercise
c. Interface focal for COMPANY with boat owners, vessel masters, CSR
and COMPANY hub superintendents
d. Review and approval of anchor patterns and mooring analysis
e. Management of gang-way installations
f. Advisor in the event of anchor dropping and any other marine issues.
g. Reviewer of all fuel & water bunkering requests
h. Reviewer of boat DPR and condition of vessels during the turnaround,
• Post turnaround activities including review of fuel reconciliation, invoicing reviews and ensure all claim entitlement from vessel owners are vetted working alongside with the turnaround contracts engineer.

Requirements:-
• Have a valid Certificate of Competency: Master
3000GT or more Unlimited Voyage.
• Have minimum of 3 – 5 years’ experience as a
mariner.
• Have experience in establishing and managing
vessel fleets for at least 1 major planned
turnaround for offshore Oil & Gas setup.
• Be well versed with OVID, IMO & SOLAS
requirements & collaboration with third party
inspection i.e. IMCA, Noble Denton, ABS etc.
• Maintains active Seaman’s Book. Candidate to
provide the registration details.
• Bidder to provide all relevant certification and
track record for evaluation.

Pls drop us your most Updated CV to [email protected], Attn : Isnaine (Recruitment Specialist) if you are interested to apply for this position.

Closing date for CV Submission : 02 Feb 2023.

Good Luck to All Applicants!.

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