HSSEQ Superintendent

Organizational Quality Assessment

• Communicate the company’s annual objectives to relevant departments to support planning and performance improvement in line with organizational standards.
• Support monitoring and governance of departmental performance to ensure compliance with annual strategic performance targets.

HSSEQ Management

• Establish HSSEQ policies covering quality, security, safety, occupational health, and the environment, ensuring safe navigation, healthy working conditions, and environmental standards.
• Organize HSSEQ training sessions for crew members before and after deployment to ensure compliance with regulations and instill a strong safety mindset.
• Collect, review, and verify supporting documents and records from the fleet.
• Analyze onboard injury data, track safety performance statistics (including Loss Time Injury rates), and implement corrective actions to achieve KPI targets.
• Conduct quarterly pre-inspections on vessels, monitor inspections by clients or OVID inspectors, follow up on corrective actions, and record findings in the non-conformance reporting system.

Safety Management under ISM

• Support ongoing safety training for crew members in accordance with the ISM Code and Safety Management System (SMS) to promote a sustainable safety culture onboard.
• Prepare and implement emergency response procedures, report accidents and non-conformities, and follow up on safety reporting (Near Miss and Potential Incident Reports) including preventive measures.
• Investigate and analyze the root causes of accidents (Unsafe Conditions, Unsafe Acts) to identify preventive actions and improve systems.
• Act as a core member of the company’s Emergency Response & Business Continuity Plans (ERP & BCP) team, and participate in annual DPA-led drills.

Risk Management

• Review and assess risks in various work processes onboard and in the office.
• Deliver risk management training to crew, including practical examples of potential risks in vessel operations.
• Support the preparation of Management of Change (MOC) documentation for masters, chief officers, and chief engineers regarding operational changes onboard.

Quality and Environmental Management Systems

• Ensure compliance with company policies, quality management system standards, environmental management standards, applicable laws, and customer requirements, driving continuous improvement.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Science in Occupational Health and Safety, or related fields.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in HSSEQ within Marine, Offshore Oil & Gas, or related industries.
• Age 30 years or older.
• Proficiency in using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Basic skills in risk assessment and hazard identification.