Technical Superintendent at SEACOR Holdings Inc. in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Job Description:

The name "Fairwater" speaks to our firm and steadfast commitment to partnership, equity, and trust.

Position Title : Technical Superintendent

Reports To: Fleet Technical Manager

Schedule : Monday through Friday business hours and additional as required

Location : TBD

Position Supervised: Ship staff and Contractors as required

Required Qualifications

Education: Bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering and/or Naval Architecture

Experience: 15 years of combined experience sailing as a Licensed Engineering Officer and working in a shoreside technical role. Shipyard experience will be accepted in lieu of shipboard experience. Past dry-dock or major repair supervisory experience

Languages: English

Traits: Ability to travel as necessary for projects, ability to work well with others, self-starter, proactive, flexible with work schedule, well organized. Technical asset management. Analytical, problem-solving, time management, project management, and decision-making skills. Knowledge of technical operations for the vessel types managed. Knowledge of propulsion plant onboard vessels managed

Preferred Qualifications

Skills/Software: Working experience with Excel, Word, and Outlook

Education: Maritime Academy. USCG, Unlimited third Engineer's license or greater

Duties and Responsibilities:

Duties and responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Ensure vessels are operated in a safe, efficient, and cost-effective manner, ensuring compliance with Class and Statutory and Company regulations while protecting asset value


• Promotes a professional relationship with the officers and crew. Set clear goals and expectations and coach and develop Chief Engineers in line with Competence and Performance Management objectives. Participate in interviews and make recommendations regarding new hires and promotions.


• Responsible for the day-to-day technical operation and management of assigned fleet vessels.


• Reviews vessel performance reports to monitor operating condition and efficiency.


• Reviews all vessel engineering logs to verify machinery operation is consistent with policies and procedures and to ensure compliance with equipment guidelines.


• Monitors vessel maintenance in NSE to track equipment history and over-due jobs ensuring company maintenance intervals are followed.


• Reviews vessel planned maintenance programs, Standard Jobs, and machinery histories. Makes recommendations for improvements in maintenance cycles; develops equipment life-cycle plans.


• Reviews equipment status with Master and Chief Engineer; prepares worklists for vessel and Work Orders as necessary for Contractor assistance; monitors progress.


• Prepares, coordinates and schedules vessel voyage repairs.


• Attends vessel for regularly scheduled ship visits to inspect status of machinery spaces, propulsion systems, cargo handling equipment, accommodations, and deck. Records effectiveness of management system through completion of Vessel Condition Reports.


• Rides vessels for purposes of structural and equipment inspections, adherence to company policies and procedures, monitoring of worklists and upgrade projects, and evaluation of personnel.


• Assists in preparation of technical budgets noting proposals for equipment or system improvements based upon planned maintenance and machinery history reviews.


• Provides technical consultation and on-scene vessel management to direct voyage repairs during periods of hull and machinery damage or system failure. Coordinates requisitioning, delivery and installation of all equipment and materials.


• Liaises with equipment manufacturers, repair specialists and service technicians, as necessary, to timely respond to vessel requirements.


• Attends vessel during shipyard repair periods. Maintains repair and inspection records. Develops worklists for subordinates. Prepares progress reports, inspection plans and non-conformance lists. Manages the shipyard project costs and provides updates to cost projection as requested.


• Prepares vessel repair specifications.


• Monitors Flag State and Classification Society survey schedules for all vessels and confirms survey completion in timely manner.


• Develop and propose vessel improvements for cost, operating reliability, and safety.


• NSE Maintenance and Purchasing Module Champion with respect to Standard Job maintenance and development.


• Perform such other tasks, duties, and responsibilities as may be required or directed by the Fleet Technical Manager

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veteran/Disabled