Assistant Cargo Supervisor

Reports To

• Cargo Supervisor

Background

• The ACS will exhibit a high standard of safety behaviour and will ensure that all aspects of Cargo and Cargo Utility operations and maintenance are carried out safely and effectively.

Authority

• The ACS carries out activities such as cargo loading and offloading and maintenance of cargo systems and utilities. They will ensure they can undertake all emergency response duties competently.

Immediate Subordinates

• Vendors and Visitors

Accountable For: Responsibilities & Standards

• 1) Prepare for start-up Start and Shutdown Cargo Operations
• 1 Prepare to Start Marine and Cargo Operations
• 2 Start-up Marine and Cargo Operations
• 3 Monitor and Maintain Marine and Cargo Operations
• 4 Prepare and shutdown Marine and Cargo Operations
• 2) Isolate, Maintain and Reinstate Cargo Systems
• 1 Operate under PTW and Isolation Certificates and conduct toolbox talks.
• 2 Assist with Confined Space Entry, Inspection and Maintenance Activities.
• 3 Test Isolations for integrity to Company Procedures.
• 4 Confirm that the working area is free of hazards as per Permit or procedure using appropriate tests (gas/H2S Inert, etc.).
• 5 Communicate effectively.
• 6 Perform maintenance activities within limit of responsibility and training.
• 7 Perform De-isolation; testing and re-instatement of plant are carried out according to procedure.
• 3) Monitor And Maintain Pollution Control Measures
• 1 Ensure that unplanned discharges are identified, halted where possible, and reported according to policy, procedure and regulation.
• 2 Deal with equipment, waste or other materials for disposal according to the correct procedure.
• 4) Emergency Response
• 1 Carry Out Emergency Response role (See Station Bill).
• 2 Demonstrate competence in Emergency Response drills and exercises.
• 5) Other Duties
• 1 Understudy Cargo Supervisor and take over when required.

Recruitment Only-Generic Functional Competencies

Pre-hire Qualifications and Experience

• Officers In Charge of a Navigational Watch on Ships of 500 Gross Tonnage or More, with at least 3 years’ experience as OOW on tankers/LPGLNG. VLCC experience preferred. DCE
• Understanding of Permit to Work systems; Mechanical Isolation Standards, Risk Assessment and COSHH.
• Proficiency in English at a minimum of A2 level according to the CEFR international standard.
• Medically fit according to The Company GEMS Instruction Health Requirements to Work Offshore.