Marine Superintendent
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In this role, you oversee marine safety, regulatory compliance, and readiness for CMRE’s vessels within MAROPS. You will provide professional marine guidance for operational planning, risk mitigation, and SMS implementation, while conducting onboard assurance and coordinating with Masters and crews. The position emphasizes hands-on leadership, autonomy, and delivering practical improvements in marine operations. You’ll work in a cross-functional NATO setting, contributing to safe and compliant sea-going programs that support the alliance’s research missions.
Retribuzione / Benefits- salary and allowances under NATO regulations
- annual leave
- expatriate package (where eligible)
- definite duration contract of three years with possible renewal
- Monitor marine safety, regulatory compliance and vessel readiness
- Provide marine advice on planning, risk mitigation, safety procedures and SMS
- Conduct onboard visits, audits, inspections, trials and readiness assessments with reporting
- Monitor navigation and bridge practices, advising Masters and crews
- Review emergency preparedness drills and incident follow-up actions
- Contribute to marine incident reports and corrective actions from a safety perspective
- Support Ship Operations Manager in dealings with Flag State, Classification Societies and authorities
- Advise on applicable marine regulations and industry standards relevant to operations
- Relevant professional experience in marine operations, safety, compliance, inspections or supervision
- IMO STCW Certificate of Competency at Operational level or higher
- Knowledge of IMO conventions (STCW, ISM, ISPS, SOLAS, MARPOL) and flag state requirements
- Experience with safety, compliance and readiness assessment and incident management
- Ability to assess vessel condition and follow up corrective actions
- Bachelor’s degree in Nautical Science, Marine Operations or related field, or equivalent experience
- Professional knowledge of English; knowledge of a second NATO language desirable
- Professional judgement
- Analytical thinking
- Clear communication and stakeholder management
- IMO STCW CoC (Operational level)
- ISM/ISPS/SOLAS/MARPOL regulatory knowledge
- On-board inspections and maritime risk assessment