Officer of Quarter Deck (RSV)

*** This opportunity is extended to people with disabilities (PCD) and those who meet the requirements of the job. ***

The tasks include, but are not limited to:

• To comply and enforce the “Permanent Orders of the Commander”;
• If you are the oldest officer, substitute for the Immediate in all legal impediments;
• During embarkation, assist in checking the documentation of crew members observing current legislation;
• To conduct a safe navigation service quarter, using available equipment and informing the Commander about any abnormality that may affect navigation safety;
• To ensure that all relevant information has been mentioned during the passage of service quarter;
• To accompany non-conformities within the management system;
• To monitor activities on board, ensuring compliance with the group's security policy;
• In the absence or impediment of the Safety Officer on board, ensure that safety tools are performed, such as Work Permit, Tool Box Talk, APR, etc. To do this, request assistance from the Immediate/Commander whenever necessary.
• To write a Navigation Logbook, Azimuth Book and other required by current regulations;
• To plan a crossing and determine the position of the vessel;
• To assist in maneuvering the vessel when requested by the Commander;
• To be responsible for all signaling equipment, such as flags, pyrotechnic devices, lights, lanterns, etc., as well as navigation equipment;
• To identify and respond to a danger signal, immediately informing the Commander;
• To be responsible for inventorying, distributing according to the emergency plan and maintaining all safety and salvage equipment;
• To stay informed about new rules and regulations governing your activity;
• To keep updated all charts and nautical publications;
• To stay informed about client terms and contingency system;
• To maintain the organization of the passageway;
• To make records of crew members and passengers on board, as well as keeping updated personnel lists;
• To control consumables in the passageway and safety and salvage and request, through the Immediate, services for repair, replacement or substitution of parts or equipment;
• To present the vessel to new crew members, passengers or visitors, performing safety familiarization;
• To train practitioners and interns in navigation on board;
• To prepare documentation for clearance at ports;
• To be familiar with access control at different levels of protection, assisting the Safety Officer on board in vigilance when at ports;
• To monitor loading and unloading, mooring and care of material on deck during navigation;
• If designated, to operate the dynamic positioning system of the vessel, maintaining vigilance of position and performing maneuvers;
• To manage the initial stage of a failure in dynamic positioning and assist the Commander in emergency situations;
• To monitor daily weather forecasts, informing the Commander about storm warnings, emergency communications received from other vessels, etc.
• To inform the Immediate about any defect that prevents radiocommunication service;
• To write daily Radio Communications Logbook as required by current legislation;
• To perform and inspect preventive and corrective maintenance according to the maintenance program, as required by the Immediate;
• To assist in controlling the validity of certificates for equipment under your responsibility;
• To assist at inspections, surveys and services performed by subcontractors on equipment under your responsibility;
• To implement actions and procedures to meet the plan for prevention and combat against pollution adopted on board;
• To check if your “Maritime Health Certificate” is valid and ensure that its renewal is done before its expiration;
• To participate in integrated tasks;
• To work with care and technique, using necessary PPE to perform your duties safely and requiring others involved to do the same;
• To know your function and other described in the master table of emergency tasks on board;
• To participate in risk assessments before the start of operations.

Your responsibility is to perform your tasks punctually and within the quality standards of the company.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Naval Sciences or/and Agradável course for officer training at sea. STCW II/1;
• Competence always in accordance with STCW-2ON;
• Full DP certification;
• Certificates: EROG, EARP, TBS-1,EOPN,ECIA,ESPM, ESCM, EPOL and EGPO;
• Experience as Officer of Quarter Deck on vessels with ROV plant.
• Advanced English;