Marine Officer

About the role

Shell Nigeria is an international energy company with offshore operations in Nigeria. As a Marine Officer, you will support the Marine Supervisor in all marine and tanker system activities on the installation, including cargo operations, ballast management, and safety systems.

What you'll do

• Assist with marine and tanker system operations and logistics for air and supply boats
• Support loading, discharge, and ballast processes while maintaining vessel stability
• Operate safety and cargo systems, including SPM, inert gas, and slop tank activities
• Act as Permit to Work Area Authority for marine systems and serve as deputy for the Asset Operator as needed
• Help ensure ongoing safety equipment operability and coordinate with marine activities, security, and regulatory bodies
• Provide relief coverage for the Marine Supervisor when required

What they're looking for

• Class 1 Master Unlimited CoC with tanker endorsement or Chief Mate Unlimited CoC with relevant sea time
• Minimum 36 months seagoing service on tankers and at least 5 years in the maritime industry
• Valid GMDSS certificate and knowledge of terminal operations, cargo loading, vessel stability and safety systems
• Experience in FPSO/FSO operations is advantageous; familiarity with inert gas and FRAMO pumping systems is a plus
• Ability to lead with minimal supervision and willingness to train as a Permit Signatory and System Auditor

For applicants in Nigeria

• The listing states Lagos, Nigeria and eligibility in Nigeria; the role appears to be Nigeria-based but does not specify other regions
• The listing does not state a timezone requirement; confirm during interview
• The listing does not specify contractor vs employee status
• The listing does not specify pay currency or salary range