Pollution and Safety Advisor - Burnaby, BC

Intertek•Burnaby, BC

1d•CA$45•Onsite

About The Position

Intertek is searching for an Pollution and Safety Advisor to join our Caleb Brett team in our Burnaby office. This is a fantastic opportunity to grow a versatile career in Maritime Safety and Inspection! The Pollution and Safety Advisor is responsible for working mainly independently for clients at locations remote from the managing office, supervising ship loading and discharging operations at a terminal to provide pollution prevention, cargo expediting and safety advisory services, ensuring that such operations are carried out in compliance with the Intertek quality system, best industry practices, applicable law, and client requirements.

Requirements

At a minimum PSAs shall have a full understanding of tanker operations and shall hold or shall have held the Canadian maritime document or equivalent certificate of competency permitting the holder to serve in the rank of at least chief officer or first engineer on board ships of unlimited tonnage
Shall have so served within no more than 10 years prior to being hired and/or
Is currently accredited under the SIRE or CDI programs,
Holds auditor status with the TMSA program,
Has been a marine surveyor with governmental authorities or a surveyor with a classification society
Actively engaged in a marine consultancy business providing similar services to oil, mining or shipping companies or port authorities or governmental bodies, has served as a marine or engineering superintendent for an oil, mining or shipping company.
Able to write clear and concise reports – much of the information is technical but is being read by busy non technical clients, the PSA must be able to write reports that communicate the information clearly and economically.

Responsibilities

Monitoring client ship(s) to promote safe and pollution free operation while minimizing port time by improving operational efficiency.
Ensuring that all ship-board personnel involved in any supervised operations are fully aware of their role in, and the requirements of, such operations.
Ensuring effective ship to shore communication channels are established and maintained throughout any supervised operation.
Supervising mooring and unmooring operations and, where applicable, the ship’s anchoring arrangements and ensuring the ship’s arrangements comply at all times with applicable law and terminal procedures.
Ensuring that all voyage orders are understood and observed and that the ship is familiar with and complies with applicable law, terminal regulations, and client policies;
Carrying out ship safety inspections, and completing documentation, including ship and shore checklists as may be required by terminal personnel or the client.
Other duties related to the above, as assigned