Associate, Marine Technical

Witt O'Brien's•Lake Charles, LA

11d•Remote

About The Position

Ambipar is a global leader in environmental and emergency management solutions. In the United States, our diverse portfolio spans emergency consulting and risk mitigation, grants management support, 24/7 emergency response, environmental remediation, industrial services, business continuity, and disaster recovery. Through our Witt O'Brien's consulting business, we help communities build resilience in a rapidly changing world—advising clients on how to mitigate risk, prepare for crises, respond effectively, and recover stronger. Across the country, our emergency response teams manage environmental incidents of all types—from chemical and hazardous waste spills to silo fire suppression and industrial vacuum services. We also deliver specialized training programs that equip emergency responders with the skills they need to act swiftly and safely. As the frequency and complexity of both natural and human-made disasters continue to grow, the need for our expertise has never been greater. We invite you to join an ambitious, forward-thinking team of top professionals who are committed to safeguarding people, communities, and the environment. Together, we can take our organization—and your career—to the next level.

Requirements

10 years’ experience with the USCG or as a Master Mariner or Chief Engineer
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field from an accredited college or university. As an alternative, two (2) years of experience working in assigned technical discipline may be substituted for one (1) years of education (i.e., eight (8) years of relevant work experience is equal to a Bachelor’s degree).
6+ years professional experience in the field of project management or maritime consulting.
Demonstrated experience working with International Gas Code (IGC).
Demonstrated experience working with either regulatory agencies or shipping companies on issues related to US compliance.
Successful candidates must be self-directed and manage their own time effectively.
Must be willing to work hours as necessary to meet business development and project implementation goals.
Position may require travel as necessary.
Ability to work after hours and on weekends as necessary.
Ability to plan as necessary to meet position objectives effectively and efficiently.
Ability to work well under pressure.
Strong attention to detail
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
Performance and results driven.
Excellent decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Able to work individually and as part of a team
Ability to handle multiple projects and details simultaneously.
Effectively able to use Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint).
Valid TWIC to enter port facilities

Nice To Haves

5 years of experience as a Master, Chief Officer, Chief Engineer, OR an experienced US Coast Guard Marine Inspector.
Vocational Certificate or Engineering Qualification / Equivalent to a minimum of 5 years of industry experience.
USCG Port State Control Officer qualifications
Drydock or Plan Review experience
Maritime Casualty and Pollution Investigation experience
Experience with US regulations and International Safety of Life at Sea standards.
Experience with ISM audits / ISM Certified Examiner.
Experience with Gas Carriers
Knowledge of SMS & HSSEQ maritime practices
Knowledge of 33 and 46 CFR requirements for commercial vessels as well as SOLAS, MARPOL, and ISPS requirements.
5 plus years of experience in the field of emergency response such as oil spills or releases of hazardous materials, maritime emergency response, civil unrest, man-made disasters, natural disasters, or equivalent experience
Experience with oil spills, maritime responses or other complex emergencies involving natural disasters, fires, civil disturbances, and pollution responses, and have કર્યું with government and industrial response teams at the local, state, federal and international levels
Knowledgeable in various methodologies of oil spill response
ICS 100, 200, 700, and 800
Experience of holding a Command or General Staff position on an actual incident or numerous exercises.

Responsibilities

Conduct and coordinate attendance of safety and security audits on board customer vessels, as well as training with merchant mariners furthering their awareness and understanding of relevant U.S. laws and regulations to ensure compliance as they work to increase productivity in an effective and safe manner.
Conducting safety and security inspections for our extensive US and Foreign vessel clients.
May be required to sail with the vessel on short coastwise voyages at times.
Conduct third party and/or court appointed auditor services in support of Environmental Compliance Programs
Providing vessel captains with guidance before, during and after US Coast Guard Port State Control vessel exams and inspections.
Demonstrating and understanding of vessel safety, security, safety management systems, crew training, firefighting, pollution prevention, navigation, hull construction, machinery, cargo segregation and transfer systems, crew manning and operators and owners.
Conducting environmental, safety, and security audits and training with merchant mariners their awareness and understanding as they work to increase productivity in an effective and safe manner.
Conduct ISM as well as navigation audits as needed.
Demonstrate the skills to support client preparedness activities such as exercises and training.
Excels at people and communication skills with team members and customers
Maintain account and company information in an organized manner.