Columbia Shipmanagement Vacancy – Deputy QSHE Manager/Deputy DPA (HR01-20)

- Jointly with QSHE Manager / DPA ensuring that the QSHE Department has the capability and resources to meet departmental responsibilities and objectives;
- Being fully conversant with the Company’s Management System;
- Implementing effectively the Company’s Management System;
- Contributing to the development of new or the amendment of existing procedures;
- Promoting and supporting efforts for continual improvement;
- Providing such assistance to the QSHE Manager / DPA to ensure that the QSHE Department operates in an efficient and organised manner and backing up the QSHE Manager / DPA in their absence ensuring that there are adequate back-up arrangements in the office at all times;
- Promoting awareness of customers’ requirements throughout the department employees and the Company’s fleet;
- Encouraging a robust quality, safety, health and security culture as well as environmental awareness and energy efficiency within the department employees and the Company’s fleet;
- Conducting investigations of significant accidents / incidents as assigned by the QSHE Manager / DPA.
- Seagoing experience in a command position on tankers of not less than two years;
- Good working knowledge of international rules and regulations and of industry guidelines and recommendations;
- Training, experience and skills in internal auditing, incident investigation and risk management;
- Good leadership, managerial and communication skills as well as the ability to work within a team;
- A willingness to learn and adopt new systems and ideas;
- Good command of the English language;
- Practical training for the Role of Designated Person in accordance with IMO Circular MSC-MEPC.7/Circ6 section 5 will be considered as a plus;
- Knowledge of the ISM Code, TMSA-3 and ISO Standard Certification schemes will be considered as a plus.
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