Marine Interface CSR

The Marine Interface CSR acts as the key liaison between marine operations and project execution teams, ensuring that all offshore, shipyard, and marine-related activities comply with regulatory, client, and internal standards.

This role is responsible for monitoring, reviewing, and reporting on marine interface activities, including vessel mobilization, load-out, transportation, and offshore installation operations, ensuring that safety, quality, and operational requirements are met.

Description

• Serve as the point of contact for marine interface activities between offshore operations, fabrication/shipyard teams, and project management.
• Review and monitor marine operations, including load-out, lifting, transportation, and offshore installation.
• Verify vessel, barge, and offshore support craft compliance with class society rules, regulatory standards, and project specifications.
• Conduct inspections and audits on marine equipment, vessel preparation, and interface points to ensure safe and compliant operations.
• Coordinate with project teams and contractors to ensure marine interface risks are identified and mitigated.
• Prepare and submit CSR reports, documenting inspections, compliance status, and corrective action recommendations.
• Support Marine Warranty Surveys (MWS), OVID/SIRE inspections, and other marine assurance activities as required.
• Track marine equipment and vessel readiness for mobilization and offshore deployment.
• Provide technical advice on marine operations, load-out, and lifting activities.
• Stay updated with industry standards, classification society requirements, and regulatory changes affecting marine operations.

Requirements

• Bachelors degree or diploma in Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Nautical Science, or related discipline.
• Minimum 510 years experience in marine, offshore, or shipyard operations, preferably in a CSR or marine interface role.
• Possess Offshore medical and safety training: BOSIET/HUET or equivalent.
• Relevant marine surveying or QA certifications.
• Familiarity with class society or regulatory inspection standards preferred.
• Experience with dynamic positioning vessels, heavy-lift barges, or FPSO/FLNG projects.
• Familiarity with Marine Warranty Surveys (MWS), OVID/SIRE inspections, or equivalent assurance frameworks.
• Offshore safety certifications (e.g., BOSIET/HUET) and project management exposure.
• Knowledge of marine operations, vessel stability, load-out procedures, and offshore installation practices.
• Familiarity with IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, OCIMF, and classification society requirements.
• Strong reporting and documentation skills.
• Ability to coordinate with multidisciplinary teams and manage marine interface risks effectively.
• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
• Attention to detail and technical judgment.
• High professional integrity and impartiality.
• Problem-solving and decision-making in high-risk marine environments.
• Ability to work offshore, at shipyards, and in challenging operational conditions.