Port Captain

About the role

The Port Captain is responsible for overseeing vessel budgets, crew welfare, and operational readiness at port. Acting as the main liaison between ship and office, the role ensures safe, efficient, and compliant maritime operations.

Key responsibilities

• Monitor vessel budgets for food provisions and housekeeping purchases.
• Maintain positive communication with Captains, crew, and office staff.
• Conduct technical interviews and brief deck officers, masters, and crew on roles and company expectations.
• Coordinate travel, crew changes, and personnel issues with the Personnel Department.
• Manage requisitions, inventory, and purchasing to ensure timely delivery of supplies.
• Perform regular on‑board inspections of hull, cargo spaces, deck machinery, and safety equipment.
• Prepare vessel repair specifications in collaboration with engineering teams.
• Ensure compliance with IMCA guidelines and best industry practices for DP operations and equipment.
• Monitor bridge team performance, conduct appraisals, and flag high‑potential or under‑performing crew.

Required profile

• Proven experience in maritime operations and crew management.
• Strong knowledge of vessel budgeting, inventory control, and procurement processes.
• Familiarity with IMCA standards and Dynamic Positioning (DP) requirements.
• Ability to conduct technical interviews and deliver clear briefings.

Required skills

• Dynamic Positioning (DP) operations
• IMCA guidelines compliance
• Marine safety inspections
• Vessel repair specification preparation

What we offer

• Opportunity to work with a global leader in marine logistics.
• Exposure to a wide range of offshore energy and port services.
• Professional development in a safety‑focused environment.