Master - Non-DP AHTS

About the role

POSH Fleet Services is looking for a Master to join its professional maritime command team. The Master is accountable for the safe and efficient operation of the vessel, overall command of the ship and crew, compliance with international and company regulations, and the delivery of operational and commercial objectives. The role reports to company management and covers navigation, safety, crew management, cargo operations oversight and maintenance of the Safety Management System. It is a seagoing command position with rotational deployments.

Key responsibilities

• Ensure the safe and efficient management of the vessel to the satisfaction of the Owner and Charterer, acting as the Company Representative
• Maintain operational records and keep certifications up to date, and implement the Shipboard Management System
• Act as the client's and diving operator's (if relevant) contact person on board and advise the Owner of any deviations from contract requirements
• Report deficiencies affecting seaworthiness or navigation to Class, Flag State and Port Authorities before port entry
• Chair the Vessel Safety Committee, organise safety meetings and promote a team spirit on board
• Oversee emergency response, medical care on board and the safety, hygiene and welfare of all personnel, including subcontractors
• Follow IMCA guidelines for Dynamic Positioning where applicable and motivate the crew through safety committee meetings, emergency drills and safety training

Required profile

• Certificate of Competency as per STCW Regulation II/2 and valid STCW endorsements
• Valid medical certificate
• DP Unlimited license (for DP vessels only)
• At least 12 months of experience in rank and a similar type of vessel
• Ability to meet medical fitness standards, vaccination and pre-employment screening requirements

Required skills

• Experience on AHTS, offshore support or energy-sector vessels is highly desirable
• Familiarity with offshore operations, dynamic positioning awareness and subsea or towing operations where applicable
• Training in advanced leadership, crisis management or ISM/ISO internal auditing is advantageous
• Strong commercial awareness, negotiation skills and stakeholder management with charterers, ports and regulators

What we offer

• Competitive salary and marine benefits aligned with industry standards for Masters on energy-sector and commercial vessels
• Health coverage, life insurance, paid leave, retirement/savings plans and repatriation benefits
• Professional development opportunities, company-sponsored training and career progression within the fleet and shore-based management roles

To apply, submit a detailed CV with copies of the Master's COC, STCW endorsements, recent sea service records and reference contacts. Qualified candidates are invited to screening interviews, competency assessments and practical evaluations.