Jobs in a Fast Growing Indigenous Marine Logistic Services Providers Company


Adexen Recruitment Agency - Our client is one of the fastest growing indigenous marine logistic services providers in the upstream sector of the Nigerian oil and gas industry engaged in long-standing service partnerships with international oil companies. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Operations Manager Job Reference: 1147 Location: Port Harcourt, Rivers Industry: Logistics & Transport Function: Operations & Production Job Description Operations Management:

  • Oversees all operational activities to ensure high quality and optimized service delivery.
  • Acts as the second or escalation point-of-contact and interface on all vessel operations matters.
  • Manages all the vessel charter contracts from on-hire to the point of off-hire.
  • Ensures the attainment of set operational efficiency and quality targets.
  • Optimises fleet capacity utilisation and standardization
  • Carries-out operational budget analysis for management and ensures compliance with budget.
  • Reviews monthly operational budget results, implements monthly variance reporting as compared to budget and advice on expenditure trends.
  • Creates an environment for performance and continuous improvement of budgets, safety and staff.
  • Develops and maintains internal controls and policies for an effective operations system.
  • Ensures the strategic plan is implemented by managing a safe, efficient marine services operation that serves the needs of internal and external clients.
  • Investigates new opportunities for deriving value from marine services competencies.
  • Supervises Operations and Vessel budget preparation and required management reports on operational budget performance.
  • Controls the assigned budget and actively seek operational leverage to increase cost efficiency.
  • Provides daily, weekly and monthly reports as requested by the management or the client.
  • Develops policies and systems, designed to achieve the mission of the Company and comply with all marine regulatory, safety and classification society requirements.
  • Deals with non-conformities covering ship and shore based operations.
  • Provides full cooperation to regulatory bodies regarding marine and technical operations.
Vessel Management:
  • Develops and progresses the new-build strategy and provides input to contract concept selection
  • Plans budgets and schedules for fleet maintenance and ensures strict compliance.
  • Supervises the preparation of Vessels for Class and Flag State Surveys.
  • Enforces a zero downtime preventive vessel maintenance policy regime.
  • Supervises all the company’s’ marine shipboard quality. safety and environmental procedures and policies to ensure compliance with ISM code and other international regulations and procedures.
  • Provides all the necessary support to ensure timely port turnaround and shipyard repair activities.
  • Monitors/rectifies non-compliance to vessel operating and SMS procedures.
  • Manages planned and non-routine maintenance and repairs are carried out and concluded within agreed timelines and budgets.
  • Prepare executive summary reports on vessel operations for Executive Management.
Vendor Relations:
  • Evaluates all marine or technical vendors for service quality and recommendations to executive management
Charter Audits:
  • Coordinates all Charter audits
  • Interfaces with vessel owners and charterers on all contractual, marine and nautical matters, and pro-actively develops Client relations.
  • Trains the operations staff (where applicable) to effectively act as a redundancy.
Expectations
  • Higher education with Bachelor or Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Naval Architecture
  • Internationally recognized shipping qualification
  • Minimum of 7 years’ cognate technical operations role experience in the marine sector
  • At least 2 years’ previous experience as a Technical Superintendent, or in a Senior Engineering/ Naval
  • Architecture position in the Marine Industry is preferred
  • Candidates who have previously sailed at sea as Chief Engineer have an equal chance.
  • Knowledge of related responsibilities documents and procedures, such as HSEQ, IMS Systems, OVID inspections, SOLAS-IMO, internal audits and vessel trails
  • Expert knowledge of PMS-Planned maintenance system
  • Knowledge of Ship building and ship docking-drawings/work scopes
  • Knowledge of Class Certification
  • Proven ability to create best practice technical procedures and policies
  • Proven Specification Writing/Management skills
  • Proven Budget Management skills
  • Proven Contract Management skills
  • Proven Performance and career management skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Knowledge of Client related inspections and operational Internal audits of Vessels and Barges
  • Knowledge of vessel trials including DP1-2 trials
  • Thorough understanding of the ISM Code
  • Thorough understanding of Diesel Electric propulsion systems
  • Thorough working knowledge of Class/Salvage and Regulatory legislation for Marine Operations
  • Capable of making decisions and giving directions to facilitate prompt service delivery
  • Ability to work well with a team and also independently without significant supervision
  • An ability to develop creative and effective solutions to problems. Capable of thinking outside the box
  • Honesty and professional integrity
  • Customer-centricity and responsiveness
  • Pleasant disposition with the capability to be authoritative when necessary
  • Clear and effective oral and written communication skills in English Language
Offer Attractive Package.   Job Title: Technical Superintendent Job Reference: 1148 Location: Port Harcourt, Rivers Function: Marine/Diving/ROV Job Description Vessel Management (Technical):
  • Acts as the first point-of-contact and interface on all technical vessel matters
  • Prepares Vessel Technical Budget for approval and ensures compliance with budget
  • Estimates and plans budgets for fleet maintenance in consultation with the Operations Manager/DSSO
  • Manages critical vessel equipment/spares optimally.
Vessel Maintenance (Planned & Preventive) and Repair Management:
  • Attends to and supervises assigned vessels and crew for timely port turnaround and shipyard repair activities
  • Ensures that all vessels are technically operational or otherwise managed accordingly to the management agreement requirement and optimally operational and fit for service.
  • Investigates all reported deficiencies, non-conformities and defects and takes corrective action to ensure all are cleared to prevent operational delays on all vessels
  • Tracks and ensures on-board crews complete ‘day-to-day’ Planned Maintenance System (PMS) programmes and M&R activities (mainly preventive) of all vessels to maintain the proper operational status of the vessels and to enforce zero downtime
  • Identifies potential causes of defects, investigates and analyses reported defects, taking corrective & preventive actions in consultation with the Operations Manager/DSSO
  • Inspects equipment lists and tests to ensure that all equipment to be used are indeed well-maintained and in excellent working condition
  • Co-ordinates and ensures planned and non-routine maintenance and repairs are carried out and concluded within agreed timelines and budgets.
Vessel Monitoring and Report Analysis:
  • Monitors and analyses the technical status of all vessels and uses information therefrom to prepare a biweekly executive summary for the Operations Manager/DSSO
  • Ensures the design, monitoring and update of both maintenance plans and maintenance documentation and reporting systems where and when necessary
  • Ensures that all maintenance and repair tasks comply with Company’s and Client’s Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality Policies and Procedures
  • Cooperates with regulatory bodies to ensure that requirements for alterations, repair, or modifications are done at the most cost effective and safest manner.
Vessel Dry-docking:
  • Plans dry-dock scope and duration with minimal disruption to vessel operating schedule.
  • Sources for cost effective and qualified dry-dock vendor.
  • Ensures dockyard, ship builder and other parties involved in the dry-dock collectively and individually endorse the planned dry-dock duration schedule.
  • Ensures critical parts needed for the dry-dock are in the company warehouse or with the dry-dock vendor prior to commencement of the dry-docking exercise.
  • Carries out and supervises the dry-docking of vessels.
Vendor Technical Relations:
  • Evaluates all spare parts requisitions received from vessels and monitor the efficient and timely supply of all spares required for the proper maintenance and safe operation of the vessels
  • Handles warranty claims for vessels where applicable.
Charter Audits:
  • Supervises all technical Charter audits
  • Acts as interface on all contractual, marine and nautical matters, and pro-actively develops Client relations.
Statutory Compliance:
  • Ensures that all vessels comply with class society
  • Ensures full compliance with Port State control.
  • Plans, controls and executes all activities connected to class survey and certificate requirements and builds and maintains effective liaison with relevant authorities.
  • Controls and monitors that assigned vessels are ready for use and certified.
  • Trains the operations staff (where applicable) to effectively act as a redundancy.
Expectations
  • Higher education with Bachelor or Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Naval Architecture
  • Internationally recognized shipping qualification Minimum Experience
  • Minimum of 7 years’ cognate technical operations role experience in the marine sector
  • At least 2 years’ previous experience as a Technical Superintendent, or in a Senior Engineering/ Naval Architecture position in the Marine Industry is preferred
  • Candidates who have previously sailed at sea as Chief Engineer have an equal chance. Ideal Skills
  • Knowledge of related responsibilities documents and procedures, such as HSEQ, IMS Systems, OVID inspections, SOLAS-IMO, internal audits and vessel trails
  • Knowledge of Client related inspections and operational Internal audits of Vessels and Barges
  • Vessel trials including DP1-2 trials
  • PMS–Planned maintenance system
  • Thorough understanding of the ISM Code
  • Thorough understanding of Diesel Electric propulsion systems
  • Knowledge of Ship building and ship docking–drawings/work scopes
  • Knowledge of Class Certification
  • Proven ability to create best practice technical procedures
  • Proven Specification Writing/Management skills
  • Proven Budget Management skills
  • Proven Contract Management skills
  • Proven Performance and career management skills
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Thorough working knowledge of Class/Salvage and Regulatory legislation for Marine Operations
  • Capable of making decisions and giving directions to facilitate prompt service delivery
  • Ability to work well with a team and also independently without significant supervision
  • An ability to develop creative and effective solutions to problems.
  • Capable of thinking outside the box
  • Strong work ethics
  • Honesty and professional integrity
  • Customer-centricity and responsiveness
  • Pleasant disposition with the capability to be authoritative when necessary
  • Clear and effective oral and written communication skills in English Language
Offer Attractive Package. How to Apply Interested and qualified candidates should: Click here to apply