In addition WAV operates a multifunctional fabrication yard and oilfield supply base at Onne Oil & Gas Free Zone Nigeria, providing its customers a wide range of construction, fabrication and maintenance services. WAV also operates dry-dock facilities at Onne and Warri to maintain its offshore marine support fleet and its inland fleet.
As part of WAV's growth and repositioning strategy, experience professionals are required in the following positions in Marine division of its business.
Vessel Master / Captain
AHTS / Utility Fleet
The Master has the overall authority and responsibility for the operations of the vessel with due regard for the safety and the protection of it's crew and the environment.
The Master is a 100% professional with hands on, in depth experience in all facets of Offshore operations (Anchor Handling, Towing / Rig Moves, Supply...). Besides excellent boat handling skills, the Master has the management skills to train, coach and maintain his deck, engineering and bridge crew to the standard of Sea Trucks Group, and their own potential.
The Master maintains pro-actively all communication lines with both client and base / office management.
Responsibilities:
- Overall management, planning, organization and control of all vessel activities;
- Operational excellence and display of Seamanship;
- Implement / maintain the Company's policies (Operations, Safety, HR, Management System...);
- Ensure the vessel complies with Flag State, Classification Society and Local Rules and Regulations at all times;
- Safe navigation of the vessel whilst in transit, on location and berthing and un-berthing in port;
- Maintain the Ship Security Plan and ensure compliance with the ISPS Code.
Requirements:
- Fluent in verbal / written English;
- Fully licensed Master of Vessel Unlimited in accordance with STCW 95;
- DP Certified, where applicable;
- Valid Medical Certificate;
- Training and up to date certification in accordance with STCW 95 and Flag State Regulations;
- Genuine, proven and documented Offshore Seamanship.
Chief Engineer
AHTS / Utility Fleet
The Chief Engineer is head of the engineering department and has authority over all engineering and planned maintenance.The Chief Engineer is a 100% professional with hands on, in depth experience in all operational and technical aspects of Offshore operations (Winch handling, cargo, liquids and bulk handling, Maintenance and engineering,
troubleshooting, ...). Besides excellent technical skills, the Chief Engineer has the management skills to train, coach and maintain his engineering crew to the standards of Sea Trucks Group, and to their own potential.
The Chief Engineer maintains pro-actively all communication lines with superintendents and the Technical Management.
Responsibilities:
- Responsible for the efficient, safe running and maintenance of the mechanical, electrical and ancillary equipment and deck machinery on board the vessel;
- Operational excellence and display of Seamanship;
- Ensure that the Planned Maintenance System is properly maintained and reported. This includes inventories on board, Maintenance and Breakdowns, and the maintenance of Technical Manuals, Tools and Instructions;
- Ensure all certification is in date;
- Assist the vessel's Master in preparing dry dock specification and work scopes;
- Assist the vessel's Master to implement and maintain the Company's policies and Safety Management System;
- Ensure that all Engine Room Watch keeping duties are fulfilled.
Requirements:
- Fluent in verbal / written English;
- Fully licensed Chief Engineer III/2 in accordance with STCW 95;
- Valid Medical Certificate;
- Training and up to date certification in accordance with STCW 95 and Flag State Regulations;
- Genuine, proven and documented Offshore Seamanship.
Interested qualified candidates should send their application online (with correct reference as mail subject) enclosing a current and up-to- date resume to : Click Here to load your CV
CLOSING DATE : Two weeks from the date of this publication.
Note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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