Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Certificate
STCW MED BS, PSC, AFF
Experience in OSV operations including Anchor Handling and Towing
Responsibilities
Serve as Second in Command of the vessel
Assist Master in emergency situations
Implement Company policies and Safety Management System
Act as Senior DP Operator and Safety Officer if designated
Maintain stability and trim of vessel for compliance
Benefits
Equal opportunity employer promoting diverse workforce
Encouragement of applications from all qualified individuals
Priority for Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and other Canadian permanent residents
Inclusive and respectful workplace environment
Full Job Description
Tasks can include, but are not limited to:
Second in Command of the vessel;
Assists Master in emergency situations;
Assists Master in implementing Company policies and Safety Management System;
Acts as Senior DP Operator, Safety Officer (when appointed), Medical Representative and chair's vessel safety committee if dedicated safety officer not onboard;
Act as Ship Security Officer (SSO) or his Deputy if so required by the Ship Security Plan;
Officer of the watch, directly responsible to the Master for Navigation and Bridge watchkeeping duties;
Ensuring logbooks kept updated in an orderly presentation according to instructions for log keeping;
Maintains stability and trim of vessel to ensure statutory criteria compliance;
Maintains adequate fresh water on sailing and liaises with ER whilst at sea;
Liaises with Chief Engineer to pre-plan tank rotation for fuel consumption;
Responsible for maintenance and service of all lifesaving, firefighting appliances and water tight integrity as required by statute;
Responsible for updating LSA & Fire Fighting Training Manuals with ship specific content;
Responsible for providing department specific training for new personnel in his/her department;
Member of the PEC Committee;
Maintains all lifting appliances, deck machinery, including certification, ancillary equipment and updating planned maintenance programmes in conjunction with the Chief Engineer;
Maintains fabric of vessel excluding machinery spaces;
Responsible for all garbage is handled in accordance with outlined procedures and recording;
Maintains stock levels of deck stores;
Ensures any deck cargo is secure at all times and organizes cargo transfer operations;
In port, arranges vessel security arrangements, organizes watch keeping arrangements and provision of safe means of access;
Responsible to follow up on own competence like relevant personal certificates, courses, medical license and informing crew department of own training needs
Ship Personnel with Designated Security Duties Certificate (SSO Certificate considered an asset)
STCW MED BS, PSC, AFF
General Operators Certificate (GMDSS)
Passenger Safety Management Training
Marine Advanced First Aid and CPR
Valid Seafarers Medical
Valid Canadian Passport
Certificate of Proficiency in Fast Rescue Boats would be considered an asset
Experience / Knowledge:
Experience in OSV operations including Anchor Handling and Towing is required
Experience on large AHTS vessels will be considered an asset
Possess a high commitment to customer service and safe working practices
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
A high-level knowledge of ISM, ISPS, Transport Canada, and all applicable legislative requirements for operating vessels in Canada
Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills
Excellent communicator, both verbal and written
Capable of discussing issues and topics of importance at every level
Good organizational skills and ability to multitask
Successful candidates will be required to undergo pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. DOF maintains the right to request a criminal background check as a part of the recruitment process.
Benefits
Priority will be given to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and other Canadian permanent residents.
