Anglo-Eastern Group is an internationally established provider of maritime services to third parties. We currently provide technical management to over 200 ships of various types employing over 600 staff onshore. Our head office is in Hong Kong with key offices located worldwide. We are proud of our linear management style, where individual ideas are valued while teamwork remains a fundamental attribute.

We are currently looking for an experienced Ship Superintendent for our Glasgow office to co-ordinate the shore based management of client vessels.

Ideally the candidate should have sailed as a Chief Engineer or had experience as a Ship/Technical Superintendent with a Ship Management/Owning company .

Main responsibilities will include:

• Ensure adequate plans and schedules are available to meet ships operations, maintenance and repair in accordance with Company standards.
• Prepare formal reports as to the condition, performance and costs associated with managed vessels.
• Undertake regular ships visits to ensure that vessels meet the Company's criteria for safe effective operations.
• Co-ordinate the activities of all support departments to ensure that ship support is achieved in the most efficient and cost effective manner.
• Attend the ship during drydocking and major repair periods in order to ensure that all necessary work and repairs are satisfactorily completed within agreed budgets.

We offer a highly competitive package, and attractive relocation allowance, within a fast moving ship management group.

Anglo Eastern Group is an equal opportunities employer. Personal data collected will be treated in strictest confidence and handled confidentially by authorized personnel for recruitment.

Candidate must have EU working entitlements

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Successful candidates will have relevant onboard experience as a Chief Engineer as well as having worked ashore as a superintendent responsible for Bulk Carriers. Similar work experience will be taken into consideration. Good analytical skills with a feeling for figures and cost control are essential. Our superintendents must be result-orientated and be aware of the importance of good communication skills in English, within the Company and towards the Owner-clients. Customer orientation and a strong affinity for safety and quality management is required. Superintendents have wide ranging authorities and responsibilities within Hanseatic; they manage the ship as a total system, not just as an engine room with attachments.

Your key responsibilities:

• Ensure that the vessels are maintained and operated safely, efficiently and economically as per company procedures through close contact with the Senior Officers, onboard inspections and supervision
• Make sure that the maintenance planning, execution and control is carried out in accordance with good practice and company standards. Ensure that the maintenance record keeping is carried out correctly in the Planned Maintenance System
• Monitor unscheduled repairs and trends and communicate experience to other vessels and share experience with the Fleet Manager / Director and the other Superintendents
• Ensure that vessels receive supplies and spare parts as necessary
• Ensure that vessels follow relevant regulations
• Ensure that the company's Planned Maintenance System is used correctly and kept updated
• Monitor the condition of the vessels during inspections and report as per the company procedures and clients'/owners' requirements
• Prepare, supervise, document and follow-up on dry-dockings
• Prepare and monitor vessel budgets. The Superintendent is responsible that the vessel complies with the budgets for the technical operations
• Monitor and report personnel performance and training needs to the Personnel Director
• Follow new developments within the technical fields
• Other special tasks and projects as per the Fleet Manager's instructions

Your qualifications:

• Minimum 3 years experience from a similar position, for example, as a superintendent for chemical and/or product or gas tankers, preferably with a ship manager, but not essential
• Interest in working with quality systems such as ISM and ISO 9000
• Experience with oil major vetting inspections
• Experience in budget planning and control
• Experience in preparation and execution of dry-dockings
• Good communication skills
• Good organisational skills
• Able to coordinate and work under pressure
• Good computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft Office Package (Word, Excel)
• Willing to travel abroad on a regular basis
• Team player

We offer an attractive and competitive salary package including various benefits and support for relocation.

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Freemac Marine, the specialist recruitment partner for Marine & Drilling operations around the world. Freemac Marine work on an international basis and our consultants have placed specialist Personnel on both permanent and contract basis to a wide range of Shipping Operators, Drilling Contractors, Rig Owners and Construction Yards.

Our client requires a Marine Personnel Manager for their North West, UK based office :

The Candidate

The main part of the role is one of logistical planning and therefore the successful applicant will need to have a lively and agile mind in planning the manning schedules for all Officers and Crew on our 24-strong fleet of tankers, trading in the fast-paced environment of North-West Europe.

The role also involves managing a team of 4 and, thus, providing them with the necessary day-day/week-week information that they require to move individuals to/from vessels in accordance with the planned schedules.

Key Responsibilities

• Crew Matrix - assignment of Officers to vessels in accordance with company and oil major requirements
• Crew Planning - developing and maintaining manning schedules to ensure individuals work to their allotted tours of duty and all vessels are manned in accordance with the Matrix
• Crew Movements - ensuring that all necessary information is passed to the Team to enable them to move individuals to/from vessels at the appropriate places/times
• Certification - ensuring that all required crew documentation is valid and in date and appropriate for flag/class of vessel
• Recruitment - ensuring numbers are maintained at rank in accordance with levels defined by the Fleet Personnel Director
• Payroll - providing the Payroll Department with any variances to the monthly payrolls
• Budgetary Control - monthly reporting on spends against budget in crew cost areas
• Ship Visits - to build and maintain good relationships with the Officers and Crew

Salary

Attractive Salary Package Dependent On Experience.

UK Residents Only To Apply For This Position

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Germanischer Lloyd is one of the leading classification societies worldwide standing for safety,
quality, and economic efficiency for our shipping and industrial customers. With more than 4000
employees in 76 countries, we are a globally operating technical monitoring group – that is precisely
what we are focusing on in our slogan “Operating 24/7”.

Due to continued expansion, we are looking to recruit Marine Surveyors for China (m/f)

Responsibilities:

• Inspections of ships, offshore installations and formal investigations, such as classifications and
  technical approvals within service standards
• Examine and report on vessels and other marine structures according to applicable requirements
• Survey of ships (new-building) and inspection of materials and components
• Damage analyses and further tasks
• Stationed in one of our expanding offices in China, but ready to be transferred to other offices as necessary on short or long term

Qualifications:

• Master or Bachelor degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture or an appropriate
  engineering discipline
• Three or more years of applicable working experience in the shipping industry, preferably including tankers/bulkers, in a responsible position such as superintendent, supervisor at a shipyard or with a classification society
• Good working knowledge of IT and MS Office tools and efficient communication skills in English
• Adaptability and ability to work under pressure – also on tight schedules – as well as willingness
  to travel at short notice and work overseas undertaking investigations and assessments
• Team player with strong interpersonal as well as intercultural skills
  You can look forward to a challenging scope of chances for your advancement in a dynamically growing market. We offer excellent career development opportunities and a competitive benefits package.

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Major Client within the Marine Industry with offices in Surrey and Aberdeen are seeking Technical Superintendents for both of their office locations.

Candidate

Candidate would preferably be/or have been working in a similar onshore role, although candidates with a UK Class 1 Marine Engineering Certificate of Competency and having sailed as a Chief Engineer for 5 years or more wishing to come ashore, will also be considered.

Job Description

• Supervise and monitor the repair and maintenance programs for all assigned vessels.
• Prepare operating budgets and monitor the planned maintenance system, including the validity of all vessels' certificates and follow up of conditions of class .
• Prepare annual inspection programs ensuring that the annual inspections are carried out in a timely manner within vessel operational commitments.
• Address any overdue planned maintenance items in close cooperation with Chief Engineers
• Work in conjunction with Company HSE Department to encourage and stimulate the safety, environmental and risk awareness of all seagoing personnel.
• Prepare dry docking and lay up repair lists in close cooperation with the Fleet Manager
• Prepare repairs, dry docking and modification specifications and invite quotations from prospective vendors
• Supervise all repairs, dry docking and modification works
• Travel outwith the UK to be expected

Salary

Competitive to reflect current market, plus benefits

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The Operations Engineer is responsible to General Manager for the operation and maintenance of the heavy lift vessels Terra Marique and Inland Navigator.

He/She is to operate the vessels as required for contracts, in accordance with the Ship Management System; ensuring safe and effective working practices are developed and implemented, in accordance with the ethos and reputation of the Group and in order to prosper the company.

Key areas of responsibility include maintenance of the vessels engines, propulsion system, generators, pumps, hydraulics, electrics, pipework, and navigation /communication equipment.

The Vessels

Terra Marique
Terra Marique built in 2004 is a Lloyds classed Ro/Ro barge. Her design has combines state-of-the-art technology with traditional marine and heavy transport engineering. The design has been developed to maximise the utilisation of UK and European ports, rivers and inland waterways.

Two 670kv Caterpillar engines power the Terra Marique, her 1200te hydraulic roadway and ballast system allow cargoes to be offloaded on varying quay heights and riverbanks.

The Inland Navigator
The Inland Navigator is a former inland tanker barge converted in 2002 to carry abnormal indivisible loads.

The Inland Navigator will carry single pieces up to some 300 tonnes, and provides unprecedented penetration of the inland waterway network and is capable of carrying abnormal loads to locations such as Leeds, Nottingham, Rotherham and Worcester.

The Candidate

Must be qualified to a minimum HNC level and be in particular specialist in electrical system maintenance. In addition, the successful candidate will have experience in mechanical and hydraulic systems, to be able to fault find and repair. The candidate must also have a willingness to work away from home mainly within the UK but on occasions abroad.

Job Description

Responsibilities:

The Operations Engineer will be responsible to the General Manager. He/she will be supported by the General Manager in respect of statutory requirements, class and administration of the vessel..

He/she must be able to and be responsible for: -

• The safe operation of the vessels, crew and associated equipment
• The security of the vessels and all associated equipment
• The operation of all machinery and systems in the vessels Terra Marique and Inland Navigator
• Analyse abnormal or faulty operation
• To execute the Planned Maintenance System. Competence to undertake maintenance and repair and the ability to manage others/contractors to undertake such tasks
• The supervision and management of Crew including training, safety and effectiveness
• To Assist the General Manager with the preparation of project plans including method statements and risk assessments
• Continued personal professional development Key Tasks
• Implementation of the Safety Management System
• Be proficient in the operation of all ship-borne equipment and be fully familiar with the normal and failure modes of machinery operation
• Maintain both vessels in accordance with the Planned Maintenance System
• Liaise with the General Manager to plan vessel projects and resources
• Liaise with the Loadmaster in the loading and unloading of the vessels

Person Specification

Essential/Desirable Qualifications

• Educated to HNC / HND level
• Educated beyond HNC / HND level
• Membership of Professional Bodies

Experience

• 5 years experience in a marine or industrial electrical environment
• 10 years experience in a marine or industrial electrical environment
• Knowledge and experience of hydraulic machinery
• Knowledge and experience of mechanical machinery
• The ability to plan and implement day to day vessel operations
• Experience in a supervisory role
• Experience of computer control systems

Skills

• Basic Computer literacy
• Knowledge of computer-aided design (CAD) packages
• The ability to work on own initiative
• The ability to work within and lead a team
• Experience of maintaining and developing

Commencement Date:
Immediate

Work Rota:
6 days on / 4 days off (equivalent to)

Salary:
Client wishes to employ prospective candidate (after initial interview) for a temporary 3 month probationary period prior to a permanent offer of employment being made.

£40K + benefits and company vehicle
£750/week (temporary for 3 months)

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£competitive, China
The great call of China

China is the future of global shipbuilding. More new ships are being built here now than anywhere else in the world and the industry is set to grow and grow. Join Lloyd's Register and you will help us to grow our influence in the world's fastest growing market in the marine industry, so we can help make sure our clients all over the world stay safe at sea.

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£competitive
UK , Germany , Netherlands , China 
Shape the future of marine design

Modern vessels are designed to last for a lifetime. And their ability to operate safely and effectively for the long-haul depends on the quality of the plans they're built on. We're looking for Design Support Surveyors to help shape the future of marine design and build a long lasting career at Lloyd's Register.

Bring your marine engineering expertise to our world-class Global Design Support Services team and you'll appraise designs for both new ship construction and conversion projects. As part of an integrated global team, we all work together to do something that matters, so you'll need to work with colleagues and clients alike to maintain the highest standards.

We're looking for specialists in machinery, hull structures, lifting appliances, pressure plant, fire and safety, passenger safety, electrical and control systems and legislative compliance to take on this primarily office-based role. If you're a Chartered Engineer with either a structural, marine engineering or naval architecture background, this is a chance to use a combination of your rare expertise and the latest tools and technology to help our clients drive innovation, boost performance and promote safety - now and for a lifetime to come.

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£competitive, London
Build a career with real integrity

Join Lloyd's Register as Senior or Project Engineer and you'll work at the leading edge of marine technology, using your expertise to make sure our clients' ships stay safe at sea - wherever they are in the world.

Work in our Ship Structures or Hydrodynamics team and you'll create innovative solutions related to classification Rules and Procedures. All of your work will be carried out in line with our project management procedures and quality assurance requirements, so we'll expect you to have a good first degree in naval architecture (or a related scientific subject). Preferably, this will be supported by a postgraduate qualification and membership of a professional institution.

Become part of one of our Engineering teams and you'll work with universities, clients and our own experts to lead the industry on safety, from a ship's navigation to its propulsion technology, from its safety software to its safety critical software. Ideally a Chartered Engineer with experience in automation, marine propulsion or power generation, you'll bring a fresh approach to every challenge.

Whatever role you're interested in, you'll show a desire to expand your scope of knowledge and share information with colleagues using your excellent written and verbal communication skills.

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Engineer Superintendent urgently required by our Client based in central London to monitor their container ship and dry cargo ship fleet of ships. Position would suit either an experienced Superintendent or a Chief Engineer seeking to come ashore. Knowledge of budgetary control, an eye for detail and computer literacy are essential qualities for this position.

Please send your c.v., which must include details of current salary and benefits, in strictest confidence to us via the below link.

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An LNG Technical Superintendent   is required by this London based shipowner with an expanding LNG fleet . Sea service as C/E (possibly  2/E) with both steam and motor C/E certification is essential . Remuneration terms will be commensurate with experience , but those seeking their first shore based employment are particularly welcome to apply.

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The Nautical Institute is a leading international professional body for professional mariners and is a major publisher of nautical technical and operational guides. The annual publishing turnover is in excess of £0.5 million and there is considerable scope for further development.

The Nautical Institute is the designated publisher for Royal Naval publications which include The Admiralty Manuals of Navigation and Seamanship as well as other specialist titles.

The current list of publications can be seen on the Institute's web page www.nautinst.org

Due to the retirement of the existing Publisher, we are seeking a forward looking, well qualified nautical individual with previous publishing experience at a senior level, to manage and keep up to date the existing portfolio, develop new titles and also to take the Institute forward into e-publishing.

The selected individual will join a small, highly motivated team who are concerned to raise nautical professional standards and provide the best professional guidance concerning the nautical discipline.

Responsibilities will cover the following main areas of activity:

• Developing new publications
• Liaison with authors, contracts, editorial involvement and royalties
• Exercising editorial control within Institute policy guidelines
• Liaising with sub-editors and printers
• Producing publications to specification
• Preparing an annual publishing budget

Co-operative activities will include:

• Preparing publicity brochures and marketing materials
• Developing e-publishing services
• The sales and distribution of publications
• The promotion of the Institute and professional development generally

The starting salary will be in the range £40,000 to £55,000 depending on qualifications and experience.

Applicants are to send in a comprehensive CV and a short statement of not more than 500 words describing why you are interested in this appointment.

The deadline for applications is 16th May 2008.

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Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc. is one of the largest publicly traded tanker companies in the world. The Company owns and operates an International Flag and U.S. Flag fleet of 156 vessels, 112 operating vessels and 44 under construction, aggregating 15.4 million deadweight tons. As a market leader in global energy transportation services for crude oil and petroleum products in the U.S. and International Flag markets, OSG is committed to setting high standards of excellence for its quality, safety and environmental programs. OSG is recognized as one of the world's most customer-focused marine transportation companies, with offices in Athens, Houston, London, Manila, Montreal, Newcastle, New York City, Philadelphia, Singapore and Tampa.

Reporting to a Fleet Manager you will be responsible for the technical operation of crude oil tankers. You will ensure the vessels under your supervision are operated to the highest standards of safety, environmental protection and commercial efficiency. You will also be responsible for managing vessel budgets, maintenance and drydocking.

The successful candidate will hold a Class 1 Motor Engineers Certificate of Competency or equivalent technical/engineering degree, be an able communicator and people manager and also possess good database and budgetary skills.

The ability to travel is essential.

£ Competitive package

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South Tyneside’s Marine College is the only college in the UK to gain ‘National nautical Centre of Excellence’ status from the UK Government, in recognition of the excellent quality of its marine and nautical training. 2007 is an exciting time for the college, with a new management team pursuing excellence through a strong commitment to change and innovation.

South Tyneside’s Marine College is currently undergoing significant expansion and we are looking for talented, enthusiastic staff to join our team of permanent lecturing staff. We value our staff and offer a strong benefits package which includes:

• Financial help towards relocation
• Excellent pension benefits
• Good promotion opportunities
• Generous holidays (40 days per annum)
• An introductory bonus (up to £4k) for eligible staff

In exchange we are looking for applicants with:

• Electro-technical and Electrical Officers, educated to degree or diploma level, preferably with High Voltage, Communication system or DP experience
• Masters FG or Chief Engineer unlimited certificates of competency, experience on Cruise or LNG vessels would be advantageous

South Tyneside’s Marine College is located in South Shields, a picturesque seaside resort in the north east of England. It is close to the lively city of Newcastle and the beautiful Northumbrian countryside. Come and enjoy an extremely high standard of living (house prices are c25% lower than the England and Wales average).

South Tyneside College is committed to equal opportunities and promotes equality and diversity to all its learners and staff. Applications for job share are welcomed.

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