Summary
NMDC Group is seeking a Second Officer for a Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger. The role supports the Chief Officer with safe navigation, bridge watches, passage planning, dredging operations and supervision of deck activities. Duties include monitoring navigational conditions and equipment, maintaining records, supporting safety procedures and reporting incidents or deficiencies. Applicants need an Officer in Charge of a Navigational Watch Certificate, valid Basic and Advanced STCW training certificates, and a medical certificate meeting ILO/MLC requirements.
The posting
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2nd Officer for Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger
Responsibilities
Assist the Chief Officer in the safe navigation and operation of the Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger (TSHD).
Maintain navigational watches at sea and during dredging operations in accordance with company procedures and COLREGs.
Monitor vessel position, traffic, weather conditions and navigational hazards using radar, ECDIS, GPS and other bridge equipment.
Assist in planning and executing dredging operations in coordination with the bridge team and dredging department.
Support the Chief Officer in maintaining navigational records, passage plans, charts and statutory documentation.
Participate in bridge watch handovers and ensure effective communication between deck and bridge teams.
Assist in the supervision of deck crew, including the Bosun and Able Seafarers (ABs), during routine and operational activities.
Carry out deck duties, inspections and maintenance activities as assigned by the Chief Officer.
Relieve the Chief Officer for breaks and other operational requirements, as assigned and within safe manning limits.
Assist in the safe operation, monitoring and maintenance of dredging equipment, including dredge pipes, floating pipelines and associated deck systems, as applicable.
Relieve pipe operators during breaks when required and when suitably trained and authorised.
Participate in safety drills, toolbox talks, risk assessments and implementation of HSE procedures.
Ensure compliance with company policies, vessel procedures, international maritime regulations and client requirements.
Report navigational, operational, equipment or safety-related incidents and deficiencies promptly to the Chief Officer.
Perform other duties within the scope of competence and certification as directed by the Master or Chief Officer.
Qualifications
Certificate of Competency as Officer In charge of Navigation Watch.
Valid Basic & Advanced STCW training certificate.
Medical certificate as per ILO/MLC convention.