NAVAL MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

Manage activities related to vessel equipment and machinery, ensuring the safety and operational efficiency of the units, while also providing support in the management of MRC/CAPEX projects.

• Develop maintenance activity plans for assigned projects.
• Audit compliance with BS EN ISO 9001:1994 requirements and the International Safety Management (ISM) Code.
• Provide daily support to vessels and ensure the timely purchase and/or supply of spare parts.
• Maintain appropriate spare parts inventory levels and control critical items within vessel inventories.
• Ensure that classification society and flag-state surveys are completed before their due dates.
• Maintain ongoing communication with Classification Societies regarding the implementation of new requirements, rules, and regulations.
• Ensure that vessel hulls and structures, system tanks, and fixed machinery are properly maintained and remain operationally compliant.
• Ensure lubricant and grease samples are analyzed and that corrective actions are followed up with manufacturers and vessels.
• Ensure that class inspection requirements related to safety, environmental protection, and other ISM Code requirements are strictly followed and verified through vessel audits and inspections.
• Monitor the operational repair and maintenance budget, ensuring that fleet management remains aligned with the approved budget.
• Ensure that technical items included in the vessels' Quality Assurance Plan are reviewed and analyzed, and that appropriate actions are taken when necessary.
• Ensure preventive maintenance procedures are updated following the introduction of new equipment or modifications to existing equipment, and that CRF requests are processed in a timely manner.
• Comply with the requirements of the T-MOS and B-MOS Business Management System (BMS).
• Conduct periodic maintenance reviews and criticality analyses of vessel equipment and systems.
• Ensure that vessels under responsibility identify requirements for and arrange the purchase of critical spare parts.Identify and prepare CAPEX/MRC funding requests.
• Monitor vessel performance through reports and onboard inspections, with the aim of maintaining the highest maintenance system standards.
• Ensure efficient fleet management in compliance with Quality, Health, Safety, Environmental and Security policies, and support the Offshore Management Team in developing a positive and effective Quality and Safety culture.
• Understand the mitigation controls identified during Bow Tie hazard analyses related to accident risks and ensure that these controls are properly implemented and followed.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering.Advanced English proficiency.
• Availability to work in a hybrid model: 4 days on-site and 1 day working from home.
• Availability for business travel and offshore assignments when required.

This opportunity is also open for persons with disabilities and INSS-rehabilitated individuals.

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