Hseq Superintendent

Our global shipping client is recruiting for a HSEQ Superintendent to join their team in Glasgow.

The HSEQ Superintendent supports the Gas Operations with responsibilities in communication, monitoring, and implementation of HSSE & QA policy to ensure the effectiveness of the integrated management system.

**THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT**
- Good knowledge of international maritime regulations, statutory requirements, maritime safety, and security code (ISM Code, SOLAS, MARPOL, ISPS Code).
- Good knowledge and experience in marine industry HSEQ practices, marine Incident Investigation, and auditing.
- Requires Certificate of Competency at Class 2 Unlimited or equivalent degree in maritime as a minimum.
- Requires certificate in Marine Incident Investigation.
- Sea going experience as Officer on Oil tanker or Gas tanker.
- Demonstrate strong leadership skills.
- Prioritize and manage time effectively and be able to meet deadlines.
- Effective engagement with the team to deliver on HSEQ objectives.
- Analytical, problem solving, time management and decision-making skills.
- Ability to respond positively to customers in an effective manner, good reporting, and written skills.
- Demonstrates teamwork, interpersonal and communications skills.

**JOB DESCRIPTION**
- Treat Health, Safety, Security, and Environment as top priority.
- Act as Deputy Designated Person Ashore (DDPA) for company.
- Deputise for DPA when required.
- Monitor compliance with all agreed external management system standards (i.e., ISM Code, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, MLC & CMS).
- Drive company Standards in all HSEQ matters in line with company purpose and values. Proactively support and integrate with Operations team to achieve team goals and promote a spirit of collaboration.
- Work closely with all members of the Operations, ship, and shore, to ensure effective monitoring and implementation of the management system; and continuous improvement in HSEQ performance.
- Monitor HSEQ performance for Operations and proactively support continual improvement initiatives.
- Conducts periodic analysis of vessel specific trends and communicates these effectively with both sea and shore staff.
- Measures and analyses specific trends continually to gauge improvement on key focus areas.
- Takes lead for communicating key HSEQ trends and focus areas with each vessel and ensures areas for improvement are tracked and measured on a regular basis.
- Responsible for effectively communicating fleet performance best practice to ensure a level of high HSEQ performance across the fleet.
- Take lead in analyzing and utilization of HiLo data and set risk-based focus areas.
- Carry out internal benchmarking analysis and provide executive summary of the same.
- Act as the center of expertise and focal point in all aspects of HSEQ.
- Review and proactively respond to monthly shipboard HSEQ meeting minutes and vessel reports.
- Review internal and external audit reports and liaise closely with all relevant parties to ensure effective closure of the findings and approve closures.
- Effectively monitor and follow up on all incidents and near-miss reports and provide HSEQ support to Vessel Managers.
- Monitor vessel internal and external audits status to ensure audits are carried out in accordance with company requirements.
- Support SFTO/FTOs with the implementation of the internal audit and training program. Review all training material and FTO training reports.
- Conducts periodical meetings with SFTO/FTOs and Marine Assurance to discuss audit trends and training focus areas across the fleet.
- Responsible for ensuring common audit trends are effectively actioned fleet wide.
- Adopt a risk-based approach to HSEQ management by analyzing incident/near-miss data and being proactive in safety management.
- Responsible for ensuring on board SMT are aware of trends/improvement areas to ensure a fleet standard is maintained. Provide guidance where required.
- Identify trends in HSEQ performance and propose focus areas to continually improve.
- Carry out Shipboard/Office or third-party contractor audits, where required.
- Establish the agenda and chair the Office HSEQ meetings.
- Ensure Incident Command Centre is updated and ready at all times.
- Act as a member of ERT during an emergency. Carry out the role of Safety and Environmental Officer. Identify potential safety and environmental concerns and mitigation measures to support ERT priorities ‘PEARL’. Arrange for emergency evacuation of casualties (if needed). Arrange for Drug and Alcohol testing.
- Responsible for producing and collating Emergency Drill Reports.
- Depending on the nature of the incident, lead or support the Incident Investigation Team.
- Facilitate seafarer safety inductions and orientations where required.
- Conduct interviews for seafarers (promotion and new hire).
- Ensure the effective implementation of the Company Mental Health Policy and Procedures.
- Continually review HSEQ efficiencies and lead