Vetting & Clearance Superintendent - Singapore - BP SINGAPORE PTE. LIMITED

BP SINGAPORE PTE. LIMITED

Verified Company

Singapore

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Wei Jie

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Description

The carriage of hydrocarbons by third party vessels represent significant risk to the BP Group.

The purpose of the Vetting & Clearance team is to ensure that any vessel employed by the BP Group meets bp's standards thereby managing this risk.

As part of the Vetting & Clearance Team, the V&C Superintendent through their deep technical marine operations experience will play a key role in setting mitigating measures as required to support business delivery in challenging marine environments.

They will also be responsible for providing assurance to BP businesses and associates for marine related activities, by performing any combination of routine marine assurance assessments, vetting and clearance reviews and providing ad-hoc marine advice and support.

Key Accountabilities

Perform vetting and clearance activities, including assessment, oversight, screening and clearance of oil, gas, chemical and dry bulk vessels and terminals.
Perform vetting and clearance activities, including assessment, oversight, screening and clearance vessel owner/technical manager, STS contractor and terminal operator assessment reports to determine their conformance with relevant standards and their suitability for use by bp.
Evaluate the suitability of newly identified potential TC technical managers and vessels nominated for TC and provide reports to the V&C LT.
Provide feedback to the Operations and performance, HSE, Marine and Engineering teams to support the development and promulgation of assessment best practice with the objective of achieving global consistency of assessment activity across employed and subcontracted activity.
Contribute towards the maintenance of the integrated Marine Assurance System (iMAS/CLEAR) database and other relevant data sources to ensure accurate and contemporary information.
Provide marine activity support and advice to bp Terminals, Charterers, Operators, Logistics Teams, bp contractors, third parties and other shipping activities as requested.
Conduct self verification and report incidents and breaches through internal reporting systems.
Identify, scope, draft, implement, maintain and monitor improvements in iMAS user base.
Providing oversight of the performance and delivery of third party data providers.

Essential Education

Class II/2 or III/2 (Master Mariner or Chief Engineer) and experience as Master/Chief Officer or Chief Engineer/ 2nd Engineer on
board gas tankers (LNG, Ammonia):
Equivalent professional marine qualification/experience with a shipping background including substantial experience in the management of ship operations and/or management of marine terminal operations.

Essential Experience

Deep technical marine operations experience
Knowledge of OCIMF inc SIRE,TMSA & Marine Terminal Baseline criteria
Knowledge of risk assessment techniques
The ability to identify and deliver business change in complex and challenging enviroment
Evidence of strong IT ability and technology awareness
Terminal Assessments: Purpose; Planning; Processing the BPTA
Ship Owner Assessments: Purpose; Planning; Processing the BPCA
Ship Owner Meetings: Meeting with Ship Owners
Vessel Inspections: Purpose; Planning Report Reviews; Assessing Reports
Processing Voyage Clearance Requests: Purpose; Vessel Clearance; Location Clearance
STS

Contractor Assessments:
Purpose; Planning; Processing the STS Contractor Assessment

Risk Assessment: Leading Risk Assessments
Management of Change: Coordinating MoC Process

Desirable Criteria

Risk analytical experience specifically the development of dynamic barrier assessments and leading indicators
SIRE Inspector accreditation
Chartered Status
Knowledge of statistical analysis techniques