Position Summary
The Port Captain supports the AVP Safety & Nautical (Fleet Captain) by acting as his deputy, managing the day-to-day Marine operations of the Fleets (Silversea) with a focus on Safety and Navigation. This role supports 12 vessels, ensuring efficient and effective operations within the cruise industry. It requires maritime experience and a deep understanding of cruise ship operations.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
* Coordinate with internal stakeholders such as Human Resources, Maritime Safety Standards, Training, Security, and Environmental Stewardship.
* Work with Ship Managers on Marine Class issues, inspections, surveys, and vessel safety reports.
* Implement marine injury prevention and workplace safety initiatives.
* Collaborate on safety corrective actions and lessons learned.
* Oversee Shoreside training programs for Deck Officers.
* Lead special projects related to safety and navigation.
* Participate in hiring of Bridge Officers with the AVP Safety & Nautical.
* Advise on marine and safety aspects for expedition departments and permits.
* Promote nautical policies and standardize procedures across the fleet.
* Participate in itinerary planning meetings and manage changes within 30 days.
* Serve as the main contact for nautical issues across departments.
* Develop and review nautical procedures and technical itineraries.
* Review monthly nautical and navigation reports.
* Represent Silversea in Nautical Working Groups within RCG.
* Monitor vessel maintenance, safety reports, and liaise on class-related issues.
* Monitor vessel stability and collaborate on future stability enhancements.
* Act as the point of contact for safety alerts related to weather, propulsion, fire, collision, and grounding.
QUALIFICATIONS:
* 10-15 years of maritime experience, with at least 3 years in a senior officer role.
* Valid Seamen Book and Master certificates.
* Knowledge of Silversea and RCG navigational and safety procedures.
* Strong leadership and communication skills.
* Educational background in Marine fields and relevant certifications.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
* Deep knowledge of maritime safety regulations and vessel maintenance.
* Experience with safety initiatives, corrective actions, and training programs.
* Leadership in safety and navigation projects.
* Familiarity with vessel stability, inspections, and surveys.
* Proficiency in Windows, Microsoft Office, and relevant platforms.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
The environment includes office and shipboard locations, with possible high noise levels and the need for personal protective equipment as required.
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