**Description:** CIR MCB Certificates II/3, EROG, TBS, EESS, EERR, ECIA, EPSM/ESCM, EBCP/EOPN, HPGP/EGPO, ENET, EARP and EOCA. Yellow Fever and COVID\-19 vaccines. Only candidates who complete the registration stage and hold all valid maritime documentation will be considered. Implement the Company’s safety and environmental protection policy. Responsible for vessel management, operational planning, and coordination of deck and bridge activities. The Commander holds ultimate authority and responsibility for safeguarding human life, the environment, property, and the SMS management system; and, when necessary, must request assistance from the Company or the designated person. Must possess knowledge of and comply with applicable laws, regulations, rules, contractual requirements, guidelines, and best maritime practices at all times. Shall represent the shipowner before clients, maritime authorities, and government agencies. In all matters affecting or potentially affecting the environment and safety, the Commander shall report directly to the Operations Manager and/or General Manager. Responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the vessel assigned to him/her. The Company relies on the Commander to establish a high standard of personal and professional conduct and serve as a role model for officers and crew under his/her command. Shall remain aware of the need to maintain morale and encourage sober habits among the crew. Shall at all times pay attention to the safety of the vessel and its crew. Act as the Company’s representative in day\-to\-day relations with clients at their facilities and with representatives of government agencies. Conduct the handover of duties with the relief Commander. This shall be a comprehensive review of the vessel’s status, cargo, maintenance, crew, client, and operational matters. Ensure that the Vessel Deficiency Report, Vessel Weekly Monday Operations Report, Vessel Critical Equipment Deficiency Report, and Vessel Monthly Safety Equipment Report are completed and submitted to the Operations Department in accordance with the Master List of Records and Controlled Documents. Navigate rivers or channels appropriately using steering controls, throttles, radars, compass, shortwave radios, depth sounders, and other equipment. Use radio communication and visual observation to navigate waterways, ports, locks, and other vessel traffic. Supervise and coordinate crew activities to ensure efficient vessel operation, giving due attention to appropriate rest periods through careful planning and special attention. Maintain the vessel in clean and efficient condition. Be familiar with the vessel’s maneuvering characteristics, capacity, equipment, speed, cargo, fuel consumption, ballast arrangement, safety gear, and personnel. Ensure documentary requirements are met. Ensure vessel equipment is ready for operation. Identify and respond to potentially hazardous conditions. Ensure the anchor windlass and all associated equipment are operational and available. Ensure stability is maintained during cargo loading and stowage, or as fuel and other consumables are used, by using the Stability Booklet or the Trim and Stability Book. Understand procedures and be capable of receiving and pumping all fluids and cargoes. Adhere to and comply with Company policies, administration, and environmental standards. Verify operational schedules and changes in the number and location of wells/platforms to be serviced. Identify and prioritize maintenance and repair items on a work list. Ensure navigation plans are verified. Receive and execute cargo loading, unloading, or transfer programs under client instruction. Continuously monitor freeboard conditions on the vessel’s deck, tanks, and dry bulk silos, as well as the vessel’s stability, to ensure the client\-designated loading/unloading program can be carried out. Ensure cargo being loaded, unloaded, or transferred complies with the Bill of Lading and cargo manifest. Inform the Operations Coordinator and Contract Manager, via an information bulletin, of any damage or loss of cargo, materials, or equipment during loading or unloading, as well as discrepancies between the cargo manifest and what is actually received. Adjust courses, determine geographical position, calculate drift, and avoid navigational hazards using aids such as lights, lighthouses, buoys, charts, plotting sheets, sextants, GPS, azimuths, or other celestial bodies. Comply with the navigation rules established in COLREG 72. Maintain bridge watchkeeping and comply with flag state or international regulations, STCW 95 Chapter VIII (Watchkeeping). Inspect and test internal communication systems and general alarm systems. Monitor obstructions along the vessel’s course. 2512300202491890576