Offshore Ship Supervisor

Qualification and Experience

• Minimum of an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) in Maritime Transport & Business Studies, Shipping/Ports Operations & Management, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, or a related field.
  

Professional Qualification

• Professional membership or certifications within recognized shipping and maritime industry bodies (e.g., ICS, CIOTA, NMIM) is a distinct advantage.
  

Desired Experience

• Minimum of two (2) years of active, hands-on working experience within shipping operations, marine agency services, or a closely related maritime field
  

• Vessel Supervision: Oversee and coordinate all operational aspects of crude oil and liquid product tanker movements within the terminal and offshore anchorage zones.
  
• Agency Coordination: Coordinate directly with port officials and marine logistics teams to arrange positioned service crafts for the safe boarding of government delegation teams.
  
• Regulatory Compliance: Manage end-to-end regulatory compliance for vessel operations by preparing, validating, and distributing Notices of Arrival (NOA) and official advices to all relevant federal port agencies.
  
• Statement of Facts (SOF): Draft, compile, and finalize the official Statement of Facts (SOF) at the Dangote Single Point Mooring (SPM) for all discharging Crude Oil Tanker vessels.
  
• Discharge Monitoring: Monitor, calculate, and collate daily discharge tonnages and cargo transfer figures for crude and refined product vessels to ensure accuracy against manifest data.
  
• Operational Reporting: Provide structured, real-time offshore operational updates, delays, and vessel clearance statuses to the Lagos corporate office.
  
• Stakeholder Relations: Maintain professional, courteous, and compliant relations with internal logistics teams, ship captains, port authorities, and external maritime partners.