Marine Superintendent (Containers)

Oversee the marine operations of assigned container vessels, ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant fleet operations in accordance with company policies and international maritime regulations. Monitor vessel operational performance, including navigation safety, cargo handling, voyage planning, and port operations, to maintain high operational standards.

Conduct regular vessel inspections, marine audits, and onboard assessments to evaluate safety practices, operational readiness, and regulatory compliance. Ensure adherence to international maritime regulations and industry standards, including ISM Code, ISPS Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, and applicable flag state requirements.

Liaise with Masters, Chief Officers, port authorities, classification societies, charterers, and other stakeholders to address marine operational matters. Provide operational guidance to vessel crews on navigation, cargo stowage, ballast management, mooring operations, and marine safety procedures. Investigate marine incidents, accidents, near misses, and operational deficiencies, recommending corrective and preventive measures to minimise risks.

Coordinate and support vessel inspections, Port State Control (PSC) examinations, external audits, and vetting activities to maintain fleet compliance. Review vessel operational reports, safety performance indicators, and voyage data to identify opportunities for enhancing efficiency and reducing operational risks. Facilitate crew competency assessments, onboard training, and continuous improvement initiatives to strengthen safety awareness and operational effectiveness across the managed fleet.

Requirements

Degree or diploma in Marine Engineering, Maritime Studies, or a related maritime discipline, need to also possess a valid Certificate of Competency Class 1 (COC 1). Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in marine operations or ship management, with relevant seagoing experience as a Master Mariner or senior deck officer onboard container vessels.

Strong knowledge of container vessel operations, cargo stowage and securing, navigation safety, ballast water management, and international maritime regulations, including ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, and MARPOL. Proven ability to oversee marine inspections, safety audits, incident investigations, risk assessments, and vessel operational performance while ensuring compliance with statutory and company requirements.

Excellent communication, analytical, problem-solving, leadership, and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to manage multiple vessels independently and travel for onboard inspections and operational assignments when required. Clarence Khoh R1552376