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Marine Operator
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Yinson
Atlanta, GA (In Person)
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Yinson is a dynamic, equal opportunity employer with great organisational culture where people are valued and empowered to deliver powerful solutions.
ResponsibilityThe Marine Operator shall be responsible for the running control of the stability of the Ship, its position and draught, and shall assistin the stability calculations. The Marine Operator is responsible for ensuring that own day-to-day activities and those of peers, arecarried out in a safe and healthy manner and that the impact of such activities on the environment is within acceptable limits.
Specific DutiesAlways keep informed as to where supply vessels, stand-by vessels and helicopters are located, and shall keep records of thisinformation in the ship's logbook.
Monitors on the cargo and ballast control panel.
Monitors the inert gas pressure and oxygen content of cargo tanks.
Monitors all marine alarms and carry actions in accordance with instructions.
Check that ballast and cargo valves are function properly. The check will be logged in the vessel's logbook. Faults discoveredwith valves in the ballast and cargo system to be reported to the Lead Marine Operator.
Carry out the duties and tasks as specified in the Emergency Response PlanFollow-up as required for PTW issuing, execution and closure of it.
Ensure that stability calculations are made dailyFurthermore, the Marine Operator shall carry out such work as has been required by own superior and carry out duties as perdocumented Company Procedure, including administrative or operational activities.
HSE ResponsibilityResponsible for maintaining a high degree of awareness.
Lead by doing; setting an example for others.
Observe and report any unsafe activities, conditions or situations.
If you observe anything unsafe use the 'Stop Work' Policy.
QualificationsGeneral education, certificates and experience:
Regarding units in navigation, this professional shall have an endorsement/seaman's book complying with STCW rule II/1 andthe title of Deck Officer;Regarding units in operation, this professional shall have an endorsement/seaman's book complying with IMO Circ.
A.1079(28) - item 6.4, as well as the title of Ballast Control Operator;Experience from tankers and/or mobile unitFluent EnglishIf you want to team up with us as we dream and stride towards a better tomorrow - we would love to hear from you!
ResponsibilityThe Marine Operator shall be responsible for the running control of the stability of the Ship, its position and draught, and shall assistin the stability calculations. The Marine Operator is responsible for ensuring that own day-to-day activities and those of peers, arecarried out in a safe and healthy manner and that the impact of such activities on the environment is within acceptable limits.
Specific DutiesAlways keep informed as to where supply vessels, stand-by vessels and helicopters are located, and shall keep records of thisinformation in the ship's logbook.
Monitors on the cargo and ballast control panel.
Monitors the inert gas pressure and oxygen content of cargo tanks.
Monitors all marine alarms and carry actions in accordance with instructions.
Check that ballast and cargo valves are function properly. The check will be logged in the vessel's logbook. Faults discoveredwith valves in the ballast and cargo system to be reported to the Lead Marine Operator.
Carry out the duties and tasks as specified in the Emergency Response PlanFollow-up as required for PTW issuing, execution and closure of it.
Ensure that stability calculations are made dailyFurthermore, the Marine Operator shall carry out such work as has been required by own superior and carry out duties as perdocumented Company Procedure, including administrative or operational activities.
HSE ResponsibilityResponsible for maintaining a high degree of awareness.
Lead by doing; setting an example for others.
Observe and report any unsafe activities, conditions or situations.
If you observe anything unsafe use the 'Stop Work' Policy.
QualificationsGeneral education, certificates and experience:
Regarding units in navigation, this professional shall have an endorsement/seaman's book complying with STCW rule II/1 andthe title of Deck Officer;Regarding units in operation, this professional shall have an endorsement/seaman's book complying with IMO Circ.
A.1079(28) - item 6.4, as well as the title of Ballast Control Operator;Experience from tankers and/or mobile unitFluent EnglishIf you want to team up with us as we dream and stride towards a better tomorrow - we would love to hear from you!