Maritime Vetting Coordinator
Shell (company site, opens in a new tab)1+ yrsChennaiOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 4–7 LPA
Posted 9h ago
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Job description
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About This Role
- Coordinate the vetting of international cargo vessels to ensure compliance with Transport Safety Standard and Maritime Safety requirements, minimizing risks to people, environment, and Shell's reputation.
- Maintain and update the Group Maritime Assurance System (GMAS) database, prioritize vetting activities, and support maritime assurance procedures and projects.
- Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders globally to support maritime risk management, vessel clearance checks, and business performance reviews.
Minimum Requirements
- Minimum 1 year sea time as a Junior Deck or Engineer Officer on ocean-going tankers (LNG, LPG, Chemical, Crude, or Products); 6 months may be considered.
- Possession of OOW (Deck or Engineering) Certificate of Competency issued by a recognized flag or equivalent shore-based maritime experience.
- Ability to work Houston business hours via night shift in Chennai.
- Work Experience Required: At least 1 year sea time as specified above.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experienced maritime professional with operational or business exposure to oil, chemical, or gas vessels and familiarity with maritime assurance.
- Capable of handling pressure, managing challenges and conflicts professionally and rationally.
- Skilled in coordination and collaboration across global multifunctional teams and external maritime stakeholders.