QatarEnergy

Marine Officer - Onshore

QatarEnergy

DOHA, QatarPosted Jul 20, 2026

Job description

Primary Purpose of the Job To carry out safe/efficient export of Crude oil from Halul Terminal and provide specialist Marine Support /advise to other Qatar. Energy departments and Joint Ventures to achieve their short, medium and long-term business plans. To monitor and control the Marine activities within the Qatar. Energy Offshore Fields near Halul and within Halul Harbour ensuring compliance to Offshore Marine Regulations and International Marine Regulations including, but not limited to, the Collision Regulations, MARPOL, ISM codes, ISGOTT and safe working practices.

Required Experience and Skills

  • Previous recognized pilotage experience.
  • A sound in depth knowledge of various National and International Maritime Regulations and Legislations.
  • Experience sufficient to acquire a Class I Certificate of Competence (minimum 10 years) together with experience in Oil and gas operations.
  • The Marine field encompasses a multitude of disciplines and therefore experience in other marine operations besides tankers is desirable. Examples of other desirable experience are:- General cargo, Heavy Lift Vessels etc., Rig moving, Chartering, Offshore Oil Operations, Marine Inspection and Investigation, Marine Consultancy. Educational Qualifications
  • Unlimited Foreign Going Class I (Ship Masters) Certificate of Competency issued by or equivalent to United Kingdom Department of Transport together with HND or equivalent in Nautical Sciences with D.C.E (Petroleum) endorsement.
  • Updated knowledge of Shipping Business and Maritime law, Advanced Navigational systems, International Chamber of Shipping and Oil Companies International Maritime Forum Recommendations and ISGOTT.
  • Unlimited Foreign Going Class I (Ship Masters) Certificate of Competency issued by or equivalent to United Kingdom Department of Transport together with HND or equivalent in Nautical Sciences with D.C.E (Petroleum) endorsement.
  • Updated knowledge of Shipping Business and Maritime law, Advanced Navigational systems, International Chamber of Shipping and Oil Companies International Maritime Forum Recommendations and ISGOTT.
  • Previous recognized pilotage experience.
  • A sound in depth knowledge of various National and International Maritime Regulations and Legislations.
  • Experience sufficient to acquire a Class I Certificate of Competence (minimum 10 years) together with experience in Oil and gas operations.
  • The Marine field encompasses a multitude of disciplines and therefore experience in other marine operations besides tankers is desirable. Examples of other desirable experience are:- General cargo, Heavy Lift Vessels etc., Rig moving, Chartering, Offshore Oil Operations, Marine Inspection and Investigation, Marine Consultancy.