Loading Master / Cargo Supervisor

SCOPE OF WORK

Under the authority of the Marine Operation Superintendant, is in charge of the management and follow-up of:

• cargo oil tanks, water ballast tanks, cofferdams and in general, all capacities related of the hull of the FPSO;
• availability for inspection and maintenance jobs of marine related equipment and FPSO, including hull capacities;
• the offloading operations for the export tanker;
• the loading operations with chemical tanker. He/She is responsible for the loading and transfer operations of crude oil and ballasting/deballasting operations.

He/She is responsible for the loading and transfer operations of crude oil and ballasting/deballasting operations.

He/She is in charge of the distributing the daily work tasks to the pumpman

He/She acts as permit to works coordinator and marine specialist for those jobs.

Commercial operations

• Calculates and records the daily storage quantity.
• Manages crude oil loading, storage and export.
• Monitors the loading of produced crude oil and inert gas operations.
• Decides on crude oil distribution between tanks, draws up of loading and offloading plans (including pumps and valves to be used).
• Carries out trim and stability calculations and maintains appropriate records on board.
• Is in charge of Crude Oil Washing operations and planning, including recording of sediments deposit.
• Assists the Control Room “production operators” for offloading, metering, inert gas operations and export tanker interfaces.
• Is responsible for recording/calculation:
  • vessel Experience Factor, statistics, tank gauging, offloading data;
  • quality and quantity of Crude Oil loaded and exported,
  • analysis procedures (sampling, analysis in accordance with commercial quality recommendations, water de bottoming, salinity BSW),
  • metering accuracy.

• Is in charge of slop water management according to MARPOL regulations.
• Fills up the Oil Record book part 2 only, under delegation of the Marine Operation Superintendant.

Maintenance

• Is in charge of operability and testing of the trim and stability loading computer.
• Is charge of the preparation of the tank entry, including work permit.
• Follows up of the maintenance of cargo tank equipment.
• Follows up of empty spaces (void spaces, chain locker).
• Is in charge of anti-pollution equipment verification and preparation on deck as per instructions received from the Marine Operation Manager.

SKILLS & BACKGROUND

Work experience

• Minimum three (3) years as Chief Officer on board Oil Tanker
• Proven record of achievement within marine operations
• Supervisory experiences

Certifications

CFBS or BST/HUET or BOSIET

Degree

Former Merchant Navy Officer Mariner with Chief Officer STCW Class 1

Languages

Fluent spoken and written in English (French is an advantage)