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Marine Biologist

Meka Group

3.7

based on 2 Reviews

2-6 years

Mumbai

1 vacancy

Marine Biologist

Meka Group

posted 1mon ago

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Civil Engineering Logistics Shipping Supply Chain Management Oil and Gas Operations

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Job Description

Meka Group is looking for Marine Biologist to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey

Leadership and Command: Marine officers are expected to provide leadership and direction to their subordinates, ensuring discipline, morale, and operational effectiveness within their unit or command.
Operational Planning and Execution: They develop and execute operational plans, including training exercises, deployments, and missions. This involves coordinating resources, personnel, and equipment to achieve mission objectives.
Navigation and Seamanship: Marine officers must have a thorough understanding of navigation principles, seamanship, and maritime operations to safely operate ships, submarines, or other watercraft under their command.
Tactical Operations: They oversee tactical operations, including combat, search and rescue, anti-piracy, and maritime interdiction activities. This may involve coordinating with other military branches, allied forces, or international partners.
Personnel Management: Marine officers are responsible for managing the personnel under their command, including recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and career development.
Logistics and Supply Chain Management: They ensure that their unit or command has the necessary resources, including fuel, ammunition, food, and medical supplies, to sustain operations in various environments.
Communication: Marine officers must effectively communicate with their superiors, subordinates, and external stakeholders to convey orders, reports, and other critical information.
Safety and Security: They enforce safety procedures and security protocols to protect personnel, equipment, and sensitive information from threats such as accidents, natural disasters, espionage, and terrorism.
Professional Development: Marine officers are expected to continually enhance their professional skills and knowledge through education, training, and professional development programs.
Adherence to Regulations and Policies: They ensure compliance with military regulations, international laws, and rules of engagement during operations to uphold ethical standards and legal obligations.
Crisis Management and Decision Making: Marine officers must be prepared to make timely and effective decisions during crisis situations, such as combat engagements, natural disasters, or emergencies at sea.
Community Engagement: Depending on their assignment, marine officers may engage with local communities, government agencies, and international partners to foster cooperation, build relationships, and support humanitarian initiatives.