Hseq Manager, Marine

Role:

• Implement Company and Company-specific HSEQ policies on board and ashore.
  
• Ensure safe operation of each ship, monitoring safety and pollution prevention aspects.
  
• Ensure adequate resources and shore-based support for safety and pollution prevention.
  
• Act as a liaison between the highest level of Company management and those on board.
  
• Conduct inspections and review documentation such as Safety inspections, Incident reports, Safety delegate meetings, and Exercise reports as per company procedures.
  
• Serve as the first point of contact for safety and pollution prevention concerns raised by on-board personnel and promptly notify the highest level of management.
  
• Ensure vessel compliance with all relevant rules and regulations, including ISM code, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 standards, flag state, port state, and industry-specific requirements;
  provide marine and cargo support as needed.
  
• Collaborate with Tech managers to review corrective and preventive actions on operational matters for Right ship, coordinating with vessel masters, Tech managers, fleet manager, and stakeholders.
  
• Follow up on vessel Vet matters, review Vetting questionnaires, and prepare detailed close-out reports of any Vetting.
  
• Assist Tech managers in preparing for vetting inspections and participate in PSC preparations as required.
  
• Maintain an updated system to inform the organization of the latest Vetting and Right ship developments.
  
• Ensure Safety Training and Competence Training for onboard crew in consultation with Crewing Managers.
  
• Ensure fleet compliance with the company’s standard operating instructions.
  
• Implement manager/Owner triggered campaigns across the fleet and follow up on outcomes.
  
• Conduct inspections on board ships, covering Safety &
  Quality, Security (ISPS), and Navigation, as well as office stakeholders.
  
• Prepare training materials and conduct shipboard training sessions.
  
• Assist and follow up on accident/incident investigations with Managers.
  
• Conduct ship inspections.
  
• Collaborate with office personnel on safety-related matters.
  
• Remain fully responsible for implementing Health, Safety, Security, and Environment standards.
  

Requirements:

• Master Mariner qualification.
  
• Auditor training.
  
• At least 5 years of sea service in a senior position and/or equivalent shore-based HSEQ experience.
  
• Accident/Incident investigator experience.
  
• High degree of self-autonomy and the ability to work independently due to the nature of the work and assignments.