Marine Superintendent LNG

Company Description Executive Ship Management (ESM), part of the Executive Group of Companies headquartered in Singapore, is a trusted partner to leading ship owners, oil majors, and global trading organizations that value uncompromising quality and professionalism. Through its world-class Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies (SIMS) in India, ESM develops highly trained officers and crew for specialized and technologically advanced vessels. The company operates a seamless network of recruitment offices, training facilities across India, and operational support centers in Houston, Rotterdam, and Tokyo. ESM invests heavily in advanced information technology, fleet management software, and blended learning solutions to enhance performance at sea and ashore. The organization is committed to safety, security, and the long-term development of its people, managed assets, and partner relationships.
Role Description The Marine Superintendent is a full-time, on-site role based in Mumbai, responsible for overseeing safe, efficient, and compliant vessel operations within the assigned fleet. This role includes monitoring day-to-day marine operations, ensuring adherence to international and company standards, and supporting shipboard leadership in maintaining high safety and environmental performance. The Marine Superintendent coordinates inspections, vetting processes, incident investigations, and corrective actions, while working closely with masters and chief officers to address operational and navigational issues. The role involves regular liaison with technical, crewing, and HSSE teams, preparation of operational reports, and participation in audits and stakeholder meetings. The Marine Superintendent also contributes to continuous improvement initiatives, training support, and implementation of best practices across vessels.
Qualifications
Candidates should possess strong Marine Operations and Vessel Operations skills, including practical knowledge of navigation, cargo handling, and safety management.
Candidates should possess Ship Management and Vetting experience, with familiarity in compliance with international regulations, industry guidelines, and oil major requirements.
Candidates should possess Supervisory Skills, including the ability to guide and support shipboard personnel, manage multiple vessels, and coordinate with cross-functional teams.
Relevant sea-going experience as a senior deck officer (e.g., Chief Officer or Master) on tankers or other specialized vessels is highly beneficial.
A recognized maritime qualification, such as a Certificate of Competency (Master/Chief Mate), and thorough understanding of ISM Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, and other applicable conventions are preferred.
Strong communication, reporting, and problem-solving skills, with proficiency in standard office and marine management software, are important.
Ability to work in a fast-paced operational environment, travel to vessels and other locations as required, and maintain a high level of professional integrity and safety culture.

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