Technical Superintendent

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

• A Technical Superintendent is a key role in the maritime industry, specifically within the shipping or maritime operations sector
• They are responsible for overseeing the technical aspects of vessel operations and ensuring that ships are maintained and operated in compliance with industry regulations and standards

Here are the primary responsibilities of a Technical Superintendent:

• Vessel Maintenance and Repairs: Technical Superintendents are responsible for coordinating and supervising the maintenance, repair, and dry-docking activities of vessels under their management
• They develop maintenance plans, monitor the condition of machinery and equipment, and schedule necessary repairs to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the vessels
• Compliance with Regulations: They ensure that vessels comply with various international and national regulations, classification society requirements, and industry standards
• They keep abreast of regulatory changes, implement necessary modifications or upgrades, and oversee inspections and audits to maintain compliance
• Budgeting and Cost Control: Technical Superintendents manage the budget for vessel maintenance and repair activities
• They prepare cost estimates, analyze expenses, and control costs to ensure efficient allocation of resources
• They may also liaise with suppliers and negotiate contracts to obtain competitive pricing for services and spare parts
• Spare Parts and Inventory Management: They oversee the procurement, storage, and management of spare parts, consumables, and supplies required for vessel operations
• They maintain inventory levels, coordinate with suppliers, and ensure timely availability of necessary items to minimize downtime
• Crew Training and Development: Technical Superintendents provide guidance and support to vessel crews regarding technical operations, maintenance procedures, and safety protocols
• They may organize training programs or workshops to enhance the skills and knowledge of the onboard technical staff
• Safety and Environmental Compliance: They enforce safety procedures and ensure that vessels comply with environmental regulations, including pollution prevention measures
• They monitor the implementation of safety management systems and conduct risk assessments to mitigate potential hazards
• Performance Monitoring: Technical Superintendents analyze vessel performance data, such as fuel consumption, machinery efficiency, and voyage analysis
• They identify areas for improvement and implement measures to optimize vessel performance, reduce fuel consumption, and enhance operational efficiency
• Emergency Response and Crisis Management: They contribute to emergency response planning and crisis management procedures
• They work closely with vessel crews, onboard officers, and shore-based teams to develop contingency plans, conduct drills, and respond effectively to emergency situations
• Technical Documentation and Reporting: They maintain accurate records and documentation related to vessel operations, maintenance activities, inspections, and repairs
• They prepare technical reports, including condition assessment reports, repair status reports, and maintenance history reports for internal and external stakeholders
• Technical Support and Troubleshooting: Technical Superintendents provide technical support and guidance to onboard personnel and shore-based teams
• They assist in troubleshooting technical issues, identify root causes of problems, and recommend appropriate solutions or repairs