| Job Location | Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates |
| Education | Master of Science, Other(Other). |
| Salary | Not Mentioned |
| Industry | Oil & Gas / Petroleum |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Provide marine pilotage to all types of vessels calling at client Operated Ports.Marine pilotage includes approaches channels navigation, harbour movements and offshore Single Point Mooring (SPM).Minimum QualificationMaster class 1 certificate of Competency or equivalent recognized by petroleum ports authority.HND in Maritime studiesPilot Licence Certificate issued by petroleum ports authority.Minimum Experience & Knowledge & SkillsSignificant experience in sea going service, preferably in command.Pilotage of variety of vessels in a major port, preferably LNG & Oil tanker vessel.Experience in the application of bridge resource management principles.Professional CertificationsPilotage license for the relevant port issued by the pilotage authorityPass a written exam and a simulator exercise followed by a period of training on all vessels types and docking facilitiesMain Duties/ResponsibilityUndertake training to gain a valid pilot licence for the relevant ports.Responsible for the direction and control of the ship?s navigation in pilotage waters, narrow waterways in port approaches, and for the final docking of the ship to harbour facilitiesEngage pilotage techniques relying on nearby visual reference points and local knowledge of tides, swells, currents, depths and shoals that might not be readily identifiable on nautical charts to manoeuvre the vessel through a safe navigable route and clear from marine hazards.Represent the sovereign jurisdiction of the port when the vessel enters the territorial waters to establish the relationship between the port authorities and the vessel?s owner/master and to ensure the master?s covenant to state laws and port regulations as a condition for entryControls and directs the movements and operations of the tugs, line boats, mooring teams and handlers to vigilantly dock the ship alongside berths and sea terminals and securely moor her to shore and harbour facilitiesActs as on-seen-commander for all action and movements of the ship and the emergency response team in an unfortunate case of accident, fire, or pollution on board -while the ship is in port- to restrain damages, that can compromise safety, and suppress the cause of the emergencyLiaise with Ships? masters, operators, agents, regulatory bodies and providers of marine services concerning cargo operation.Perform non-piloting administration functions to assist in the day to day activities of the port.
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