Marine Superintendent

Overview Who We Are: Crowley is a privately held, U.S.-owned and operated company serving the maritime, logistics and energy industries with scale in 36 nations and island territories. Our Purpose is to bravely advance what’s possible to elevate people and planet, guided by our values of Integrity, Sustainability and Drive. With more than $3 billion in annual revenue, our solutions provide integrated supply chains with a commitment to safety and reliability in our ocean and land transportation services and facilities. We set high standards, operate with discipline, and continuously improve how we work. Performance, operational excellence and innovation drive how we compete, grow and deliver to our customers and partners. Work Arrangement On Site What You'll Do The Marine Superintendent role is to ensure assigned vessels are operated safely and in accordance with the company Safety Management System as well as State, Federal and International Standards as applicable. General supervision of day-to-day operations working with Operations Management, Technical Superintendents, Operations Integrity, Marine Personnel, Procurement, and other supporting departments. Responsibilities Key Responsibilities: Work with supporting teams and management to ensure vessels are crewed, operated, and maintained in accordance with regulatory requirements, company standards, and customer expectations. Frequent travel to multiple locations with extended stays away from homeport. Implements standard procedures and guidelines for the operation of a safe and environmentally sound fleet. Supervises and provides guidance to the vessel Master with a focus on crew management and development. Inspects vessels to ensure compliance with company and regulatory requirements, as well as general condition. Works with technical superintendent to arrange for maintenance and repair activities to correct any deficiencies. Assist with Investigations and ensure Corrective Actions are developed and implemented to address audit and compliance findings, vessel damage, product spills, and personal injuries. Ensures timely and effective response to vetting and inspections such as SIRE and Safety Management System audits Arrange for or assist with coordination of assist tugs, berth application, pilots, and crew care as necessary. Provide technical expertise for specialized jobs in the field. Direct supervision of union and non-union personnel assigned. Assist in the development of and adherence to the operational budgets. Serve as primary liaison between vessel and shore side management. Accountable to provide management with reporting and recommendations to ensure work is done safely in accordance with Management Systems or business unit procedures. Qualifications Education & Credentials: Academy degree in deck or engineering or equivalent work-related experience. Bachelor’s degree from a Maritime Academy or 10 years in the maritime industry may substitute for a degree. Experience 5 to 7 years relevant experience in petroleum, cargo handling or vessel operation. 5 - 10 years marine transportation at chief engineer or master's level preferred. Technical Skills Proficient in Microsoft Office products, including Excel, Outlook and Word. Knowledge of NS5/HELM/ preferred. Other Irregular hours, ability to travel, weekend duties and 24-hour “on-call” status are essential job requirements. Must comply with all work rules, including those that pertain to safety and health. Active Merchant Mariner Credential or the ability to obtain. Competencies Demonstrated competence in vessel/project management. Demonstrated competence in budget development and management. Demonstrated competence in personnel management and evaluation. Well versed on regulatory requirements and vessel inspections. Self-starter and ability to perform a variety of complicated tasks with moderate supervision. Excellent written communication skills with the ability to present complex topics in a clear and concise man…

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