We offer

We offer a competitive work/life balance as well as the opportunity to manage all aspects of vessel operation and ownership.

We pride ourselves on providing best in industry tools to accomplish our goals safely and to a high standard.

Marine Operator / Coxswain - Milford Haven

The Marine Operator will move into a stand in Coxswain position in the future, so if you have experience in operating a mooring launch / tug or similar, in a safe efficient and seaman-like manner having due regard to the prevailing weather conditions, state of tide and operational limitations that would be beneficial.

If you have a Boat Master License we would encourage you to apply.

Principal Responsibilities.

• Liaise with Shift Supervisor and Team Leader to meet operational Requirements.
• Operate mooring equipment and machinery within prescribes safe working limits.
• Moor and unmoor vessels safely.
• Connect and disconnect cargo transfer hoses and / or arms.
• Work as deckhand on the T Class Line Boat, Safety Boat and Barge in a safe manner.
• Maintenance work (greasing) of dolphins mooring hooks and loading arms on the berths.
• Assume berth ownership and perform routine checks of safety equipment of jetty area.
• Initiate defect, hazard / near miss and accident / incident reports (as required)
• Meet operational requirements by actively participating in voluntary overtime.
• Undertake any other duties as required.
• Undertake planned preventative and cosmetic maintenance (as directed)
• Maintain standards of performance and behaviour as laid down for members of the shift teams.
• Participate in all the required safety matters.
• Be open to change in working practices, procedures and any development within your scope of work and role within the Company.
• Share knowledge and experience, especially with new recruits.

  Health and Safety Environment.

• Ensure that all work is carried out in accordance with Group Health Safety and Environmental Policy.
• Adhere to Safe Working Systems.
• Carry out the Loss Prevention Self Assessment (LPSA) program before commencing each task.
• Participate in all Tool Box Talks.
• Be familiar with relevant OH&S, environment and security regulations and reporting as appropriate.
• Comply with SVITZER health, safety, environment and security management systems and procedures.
• Participation in safety training, including any training of other crew members
• A commitment to undergo training to meet business requirements.
• Participate in any training the Company deems necessary to enable you to carry out your duties safely, competently and efficiently

  Emergency Response Tasks.

• Respond to the Refinery’s fire alarm system.
• Disconnect and sail vessels if required.
• Run out spill booms in the event of an oil spill.
• Respond to an emergency as laid down in the Terminal’s COMAH.

 Technical Integrity.

• National Safety Passport  (valid for 3 years)
• Breathing Apparatus training  (valid for 1 year)
• Established knowledge and experience of jetty operations.
• OCIMF Marine Terminal Training and Competence Assessment.
• Ability to identify, analyse and solve minor problems.
• Pre determined response to audible and visual alarms.

 Communications / Reports.

• Ability to convey ideas or messages clearly, either orally or in writing.
• Liaise with the Shift Supervisor and Team Leader as to the Operational requirements.
• Liaise with the Shift Supervisor and Svitzer Management team.