1,375 Marine jobs in Singapore

• Assist in monitoring vessel operations and ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.
• Support the Senior Superintendents in conducting audits and inspections of vessels.
• Help maintain operational documentation and records, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
• Participate in crew training programs and safety meetings.
• Collaborate with various departments to support maintenance schedules and operational planning.
• Contribute to the preparation of reports on vessel performance, incidents, and maintenance activities.
• Engage in problem-solving discussions and assist in implementing improvements.

Requirement

• Degree in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, or a related discipline.
• 1-3 years of experience in the maritime industry, preferably in a supervisory or administrative role.
• Strong understanding of marine operations and safety regulations.
• Excellent analytical and organizational skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and other relevant software.
• Effective communication skills, both oral and written.
• A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
• Willingness to travel for vessel inspections and audits.

Chan Chee Meng
EA 07C3069
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Head – Marine for Singapore. This position is being filled for a leading global container liner company.

To lead and oversee all QHSSE & marine operations of the managed fleet, ensuring full compliance with international maritime rules and regulations, flag and local requirements, optimal shipboard standards, effective crew management, and safe navigation practices across the fleet.

• Ensure full compliance with ISM, ISPS, MLC, SOLAS, MARPOL and other statutory and classification requirements for all managed vessels.
• Oversee the implementation and continuous improvement of the Safety Management System (SMS) across the fleet.
• Monitor navigational practices, cargo operations, safety drills, audits, and incident investigations.
• Supervise marine superintendents and other shore-based marine personnel, providing guidance and support.
• Coordinate with vessel masters for safe and efficient operations, addressing operational concerns proactively.
• Lead shipboard safety culture initiatives and ensure continuous improvement in safety KPIs.
• Conduct vessel inspections, internal audits, and pre-vetting preparations where applicable.
• Collaborate with Technical, Crewing, and Commercial & Operation departments to align operations with business goals.
• Lead root cause analysis and corrective action planning for non-conformities, accidents, and near misses.
• Ensure timely execution of Port State Control and Flag State inspections, vetting, and regulatory surveys and the follow up.
• Stay updated on industry trends and changing regulations (e.g., EEXI, CII, ballast water treatment rules) and ensure compliance readiness.
• Could be designated as DPA, CSO.
• Any other duties assigned by the senior management.

• Master Mariner Certificate of Competency (Unlimited), with command experience on ocean-going vessels, preferably container vessels.
• Minimum 15 years’ experience in QHSSE & marine operations, including at least 3 years in a senior management role within a ship management or owner organization.
• In-depth understanding of international maritime rules & regulations, shipboard operations, and audit protocols.
• DPA, CSO certified, internal auditor certified.
• Proven experience managing navigational safety, risk management, incident investigation and crew performance.
• Experience interfacing with Flag States, Class Societies, PSC, and Vetting Inspectors.

• Strong leadership, decision-making, and crisis management skills.
• Familiarity with digital safety tools, risk assessment systems, and e-navigation technologies.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to lead cross-cultural ship and shore teams.

• Mid-Senior level

• Full-time

• Engineering and Supply Chain

• Shipbuilding, Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage, and Maritime Transportation

Candidates are expected to:-

• Perform lookout duties on the craft;
• Handle craft's mooring ropes during berthing and unberthing;
• Maintain cleanliness of the deck, engine room and wheelhouse of the craft;
• Assist passengers in their safe embarkation and disembarkation; and
• Perform any other duties as assigned.

*Candidates can look forward to professional skills and career development in PSA Marine as they embark on Port Limit Steersman / Engine Driver 3 courses to upgrade and deepen their knowledge, skills and abilities.

The ideal candidate should preferably:-

• Possess at least GCE N/O Levels, Nitec/Higher Nitec qualifications; and
• Be willing to perform shift work.

Successful candidates will be deployed to either West Coast Base / Brani Base.

*New hires will be eligible for a sign-on bonus of up to S$3,000. Terms and conditions apply.

*New hires will be eligible for allowances, and productivity incentives upon commencement of shift work.

Job Duties

• Conduct on-site investigations and marine surveys
• Prepare accurate and timely reports
• Liaise with overseas offices,internal departments, and clients
• Participate in on-the-job training provided by the company

Requirements

• Knowledge of marine transportation or related industries
• Sea-going experience preferred
• Good command of written and spoken English
• Proficient in MS Windows, Word,and Excel
• Strong interpersonal skills and a good team player
• Willingness to work overtime if necessary
• Degree holder in maritime universities preferred but not mandatory

Benefits

• 13th-month salary
• 12 days annual leave
• Travel & meal allowance
• Salary negotiable (commensurate with experience & qualifications)

Job Function

Marine Superintendent

Employment Type

Full Time

Position Level

Professional

Education Level

Degree

Min Yrs of Work Experience

8 Years Of Experience

Number of Vacancies

1

Posted On

1 hour ago

Expiring On

1 month

Job Description

The Marine Superintendent plays a key operational role in ensuring the safe, compliant, and efficient QHSSE and marine operations of vessels under management. This includes supporting shipboard leadership, overseeing navigational and cargo practices, preparing for third-party inspections, and ensuring implementation of the Company's Management System onboard, and contributes to the continual development of the Company's Management System. The role ensures that shipboard marine operations are executed to the highest standards of safety, compliance, and efficiency, also focuses on crew competence, safety culture, and performance improvement through regular vessel visits and audits.

Job Requirement

Main tasks and responsibilities

Operational Support & Implementation

Assist Masters in implementing the Company's Management System onboard vessels.

Support the Head Of Marine in all marine-related matters.

Conduct regular marine visits and audits to monitor vessel compliance and operational standards.

Monitor and ensure navigational and cargo handling procedures are aligned with international regulations, local requirements and company policies.

Compliance & Management System

Implement the Company's Safety Management System (SMS) and contribute to its enhancement.

Promote a culture of continuous improvement and ensure procedural compliance onboard and ashore.

Participate in the review and development of safety management procedures, checklists, and forms.

Audit & Inspection Preparedness

Ensure vessels are fully prepared for third-party inspections such as port state control, class surveys, etc.

Attend and support vessels during critical inspections and onboard assessments when required.

Follow up on inspection and audit observations, ensuring timely closure and reporting.

Arrange and perform planned and ad hoc marine visits, audits, navigational audits, and behavioral safety assessments.

Crew Management & Training

Conduct officer briefings and debriefings, interviews, and onboard coaching for Masters and senior officers.

Identify training needs based on audit findings and conduct training during shipboard visits.

Promote awareness of charter party requirements among ship staff, especially Masters and Chief Officers.

Reporting & Documentation

Review ship performance reports, navigational audits, and Letters of Protest (LOP) from terminals.

Ensure navigational charts and publications are up-to-date and properly maintained onboard.

Monitor and review terminal satisfaction reports and address recurring issues proactively.

Safety & Incident Management

Promote onboard awareness of safety, pollution prevention, security, and energy efficiency.

Lead and support incident investigations and ensure timely closure of Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA).

Ensure enforcement of navigational bridge procedures and high standards in cargo operations.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

| Timely Completion of Marine Visits: 95% visits completed as per schedule. Weightage: 15%

| Closure of Audit & Inspection Findings: 100% of findings closed within 30 days. Weightage: 15%

| Improvement in Navigational Deficiency Rate: 3 major findings per year across managed vessels. Weightage: 10%| Audit Preparedness Score: 90% inspection readiness score per visit. Weightage: 10%

| Crew Briefing & Interviews Conducted: 90% of targeted pre-joining briefings completed. Weightage: 10%

| Timeliness of Documentation & Reporting: 100% of reports submitted within 3 working days. Weightage: 10%

Education requirements

Bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering or equivalent, Class 1 Certificate of Competency (Master Mariner) preferred

Background and experience

• Minimum 8–10 years of sea service, including 2 years as Master on ocean-going vessels.
• 1–3 years of experience in a shore-based marine operations or HSSEQ role in a ship management or shipping company.
• Familiar with ISM/ISPS codes, MLC, and other IMO regulations.
• Exposure to vetting inspections, PSC, terminal operations, and cargo handling procedures.
• Experience in conducting navigational audits, officer briefings, managing inspections, implementing safety initiatives, and contributing to incident investigations.

Competencies and skills

Core Competencies (Grade E – Management Level)

| Integrity & Accountability: Reviews workload of others, takes ownership for team output and accuracy, and seeks improvements in decision-making.

| Customer Focus: Establishes strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders and addresses financial requirements promptly.

| Continuous Learning: Identifies development areas through team learning, applies financial knowledge to improve accuracy and compliance.

| Agility: Promotes a culture of adaptability, handles shifting priorities in finance operations smoothly, and evaluates strategy effectiveness.

| Collaboration & Communication: Listens actively to cross-functional teams, shares financial insights clearly, and resolves concerns with empathy.

Functional Competencies (Grade E – Management Level)

| Navigational Auditing: Proficient in conducting onboard navigation and bridge procedure audits.

| Marine Safety Assessment: Skilled in assessing safety management practices and identifying gaps.

| Regulatory Documentation Review: Ensures navigation charts, logbooks, and statutory records are maintained.

| Marine Incident Investigation: Capable of leading investigations with thorough RCA and CAPA formulation.

| Cargo Operations Supervision: Deep understanding of safe cargo loading/discharge and terminal coordination

| Bridge Resource Management: Coaches masters and officers on effective navigational watchkeeping practices.

| ISM/ISPS Code Implementation: Implements and monitors compliance with company and regulatory safety systems

About SeaLead Shipping Pte Ltd

Ship Management|Ship Logistics

SHIPPING COMPANIES, INCLUDING CHARTERING OF SHIPS AND BOATS WITH CREW

• Oversea safe, efficient, and cost-effective performance of ships assigned.
• Ensuring ships managed and operated in accordance with organisational policies, operating procedures, and management systems.
• Analyse risks and ensure that all procedures are adhered to and comply with International Safety Management (ISM) Code and classification rules.
• Well organised, able to work as a team and may occasionally be required to sail onboard ships.
• Ensure ship comply with International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Statutory & ISO requirements
• Ensure ships always maintain their Class.
• Ensure timely execution of audits and certifications renewal
• Monitor reports to ensure ships meet requirements and possess the relevant documentation.
• Brief crew on organisational policies, documentations, and procedures.
• Conduct interviews and appraisals of crew members, monitor performance of officers and engineers.
• Endorse crew assigned to ships.
• Maintain Safety Management System (ISM) updates to ensure quality & safety of operations.
• Monitor ships' Non-Compliance Reports (NCRs) and ensure closoeuts are completed.
• Analyse/investigate nature and cause of serious incident/ accident.
• Monitor ship operating costs.
• Monitor weekly/ monthly key performance indicators (KPIs) and targets.
• Manage compliance to risk management frameworks, policies, and processes.
• Analyse risk management data to identify gaps and propose corrective measures.
• Oversee implementation of workflow improvement to improve efficiency.
• Acquire, allocate and optimise resources to support operations.
• Verify ships maintain adequate supply of critical and spare parts.
• Update clients on ship status and issue arising.
• Manage information exchanges between clients and businesses.
• Maintain relationships with clients.
• Member of the Quality Assurance and Operational Integrity (QA & OI) Department and ensures that environmental compliance objectives are met by the vessels.
• Conduct internal audits to verify ISM, MARPOL, SOLAS, BMP, RS and other regulations.
• Investigate complaints & Open Reports as directed by PCL Senior Management.

• Investigate vessel casualties and oil pollution incidents as directed by PCL Senior Management

• Holder of Class 1 Master COC (Unlimited).

• Sailing Experience as a Certificated Marine Deck Officer for at least 5 years onboard dry cargo and/or MPVs.
• Preferred 2 years of shore-based experience in a similar role or equivalent roles ashore.
• Strong knowledge of vessels' marine operations requirements and voyage regulations.
• Good knowledge of IMDG, Project Cargoes, Rightship, DBMS guidelines.
• Excellent project management and people management skills.
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills
• Good multitasking and organizational skills.
• Good computer skills of MS office suite.
• Proactive and forward-thinking worker who can plan and manage vessel's SMT for safe operations

Marine Superintendent (Jack‑Up / Barge Operations)

• Location: Singapore (Changi / East)

• Work week: Alternate 6‑day

• Project transport: Pick‑up from Tanah Merah MRT.

About the role

McConnell Dowell seeks an experienced Marine Superintendent to lead day‑to‑day marine field operations and the safe, efficient operation and upkeep of self‑elevating platforms (JUB/SEP) and marine barges for our civil marine works in Singapore. You'll drive production at the workfront, coordinate multi‑disciplinary site teams and subcontractors, and set the benchmark for HSE, quality, and programme delivery. You'll work within our Integrated Management System and Project Execution Plan to plan, execute and continuously improve performance.

Key Responsibilities

Field & Construction Leadership

• Organise, coordinate and direct construction activities to meet programme, budget, quality and productivity targets across multiple marine workfronts.
• Monitor and review performance of plant, labour and subcontractors; take timely corrective action to meet or better production targets.
• Ensure all works comply with relevant specifications, codes and standards; contribute to risk assessments and method statements; maintain accurate site records and identify potential variations early.

HSE & Environmental Stewardship

• Champion a positive safety culture; ensure hazards are identified, risks assessed and controls implemented and reviewed.
• Ensure safe, environmentally acceptable methods are in place and that plant/equipment is suitable, properly operated and maintained.
• Prepare and drill emergency response plans for marine operations; promote "total job safety" among employees and subcontractors.

Marine Assets (JUB/SEP & Barges)

• Coordinate and supervise operations, servicing and maintenance of JUBs/SEPs and marine barges; manage equipment performance and availability.
• Develop equipment schedules, maintenance plans and readiness checks; ensure statutory and class compliance where applicable.

Planning, Reporting & Commercial Awareness

• Drive look‑ahead planning and resource utilisation; approve minor materials/consumables requisitions.
• Ensure timely superintendent/supervisory reporting for progress monitoring; promptly advise management of issues that could constitute variations and keep robust records.

People & Capability

• Induct, brief and train personnel; verify competency for allocated duties; identify training needs for supervisors and crews; uphold fair and consistent discipline.

Governance

• Work to the McConnell Dowell Integrated Management System and Project Execution Plan; participate in audits and continuous improvement.
• Any other duties as may be required by the Company.

About You

• Experience: 15+ years in marine/civil construction supervision leading field operations; 10–15 years hands‑on with JUB/SEP and barge operations in similar roles.
• Qualifications: Trade or technical qualification relevant to barge/JUB systems; construction/site management credentials preferred.
• Accreditations: IJUBOA accreditation desirable; up‑to‑date JUB operational knowledge and competency.
• Work pattern: Able to work an alternate 6‑day week; willing to start early to align with marine tides/operations; project transport provided from Tanah Merah MRT.

If you are interested in adding value and contributing success to building a key infrastructure project, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity with McConnell Dowell.

About Us

McConnell Dowell – Creative Construction

Our purpose is Providing a Better Life. We do that through delivering projects that connect, support and sustain communities, and through providing career opportunities that challenge, reward and grow our people.

From remote major resources and energy projects to city-shaping transport and water infrastructure, we have constructed thousands of high-quality, complex projects for our customers and communities over more than 60 years, in Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia.

Why join us?

The work you'll do will have a tangible positive impact on people's lives, including yours. The diversity of our projects, roles and locations means greater development opportunities. We invest in our people to set and reach personal and professional goals and we have some of the best mentoring minds in the business to help you do that. Because when you grow, we all grow.

McConnell Dowell actively seeks and celebrates diversity, inclusion, and individuality. In a culture low on ego and high on support, we encourage everyone to make an impact. We're big enough to take on community-shaping projects, but agile enough for you to have an influence on how we do things.

So, join us, be you, and help us create better together. Apply now

This role is being sourced through McConnell Dowell directly and not accepting applications via external recruitment agencies.

Our partner is a general reinsurer incorporated and registered in Singapore.

Marine Underwriter (Cargo)

Summary: To assess, price, and manage marine insurance risks while ensuring compliance with company guidelines and contributing to portfolio profitability and business development in line with the company's overall strategy.

Key Responsibilities:

• To analyse risks and their exposures for assessment of risk quality and insurance coverage, including pricing of risks and the other related requirements.
• To identify and develop new sources of business.
• To ensure compliance with company guidelines in the underwriting of the Marine business.
• To take on other assigned roles and responsibilities relevant to the reinsurance business.
• To research the trends of reinsurance markets and participate in developing business strategies.
• To ensure proper administration of Marine business transactions, including follow-up actions for endorsement, registration in the IT system and reporting.
• To provide advice on claims matters.
• To cooperate with other teams in the pursuit of company targets.
• Be able to carry out a desk-top evaluation of a risk and, where necessary, seek relevant information clarification from the cedant/broker.
• Be able to cost the exposure and set other terms and conditions to ensure long-term profitability.
• Be able to evaluate and steer the portfolio to enhance results and to fit the company's risk appetite.

Requirements:

• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in the insurance/ reinsurance industry as a Marine Underwriter
• Regional underwriting experience with strong knowledge of relevant markets
• Experience and market knowledge in Treaty business will be an advantage
• Fluent in spoken and written English
• Strong oral and written communication with excellent negotiation skills
• Effective interpersonal skills, approachable and a team player
• ACII/FCII or equivalent professional qualification is an advantage
• Willingness to travel as required

John Koh

Quess Selection & Services

EA Licence Number: 23C2060

Registration ID is R

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• Responsible for the vessels' health, safety and environment compliance.
• Manage audits and inspections required by the recognized organization (RO) - ISM, ISPS and MLC.
• Oversee the vessels' navigational matters, including approval of passage plans and conduct of navigation audits.
• Ensure compliance with terminal, operators, oil majors and charterers' requirements.

Requirements:

• COC Class 1
• At least 2 years of experience onboard tanker and shore-based in ship management .
• Strong supervisory experience with good oral and written communication skills.

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