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Job Responsibilities
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- Act as Officer in Charge in the Master’s absence.
- Oversee the efficient operation of the deck department.
- Serve as Safety Officer or Accident Prevention Officer.
- Serve as Ship Security Officer or Alternate Ship Security Officer
- Actively understudy the Master in all aspects of his duties and responsibilities and assist as required.
- Ensure safe navigation during watch duty.
- Maintain familiarity with the Company's HSSEQ System.
- Manage ballasting and deballasting, loading and discharging operations, trim and stability, tank cleaning, and gas inserting.
- Plan mooring arrangements and brief the Second and Third Officers before arrival at port.
- Ensure anchors are ready to be lowered when approaching a berth or transiting narrow waters.
- Submit all loading or discharging documents, along with calculation results for the ship’s draft, stability, bending moments, and shear forces, before departure.
- Keep the Master informed about the condition of the hull, tanks, holds, pipelines, and deck equipment.
- Prepare watch lists for port stays and sea watches.
- Ensure sufficient walkie-talkies are available and in working order.
- Oversee the maintenance of all vessel areas, excluding machinery and engine-room stores and spaces, in accordance with the planned maintenance system.
- Calibrate explosimeters, O₂ meters, and all other gas-detecting devices.
- Ensure deckhands are efficiently employed during working hours and that proper on-the-job safety standards and routines are maintained.
- Coordinate and oversee the Pumpman’s daily work during loading, discharging, and tank cleaning operations.
- Prepare dry-docking lists for deck and cargo-related items in cooperation with the Chief Engineer.
- Train the Second and Third Officers in cargo and ballast handling, cargo stowage, and stability calculations.
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Required Qualifications
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- Valid Medical Certificate, Passport, CDC, COC, PSSR, EFA, PST, FPFF, PSCRB, SAT, SDSD, SSO, MFA
- Minimum 2 years of experience
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