Navigator Gas

Marine Personnel Officer

Marine Personnel Officer

Manila, P00, PH

Manila, P00, PH

Fulltime

Fulltime

Job Overview:

The Marine Personnel Officer is a 5-month fixed term contract position, responsible for the Documentation Officer in Charge (DOC) for his/her assigned vessels is following the documentary and local and international competence certificates & principal requirements and ensuring required documents are valid and complete before crew departure for vessel embarkation.

The Marine Personnel Officer reports to the Fleet Crew Manager.







Responsibilities:

A.- CREW EMBARKATION PROTOCOLS

The following are the pre-embarkation stages that shall be monitored and handled by MPO:







1.- CREW WITH VESSEL ASSIGNMENT

  • Close coordination with the Marine Personnel Coordinator (MPC) on the pre-embarkation journey of crew specifically the status of the required documents, certificates and training of crew lined with vessel assignment.

  • Plan the critical activities such as Contract processing, Flight booking, Allotment and Coordination with agents and crew following the joining dates plotted by MPA.







2.- CONTRACT PROCESSING

  • Ensures the use of only the approved DMW contract format as encoded in the Contract format file.

  • Ensures wages encoded are correct.

  • Prepares the Crew Contract along with the supporting documents for DMW Contract processing for review of MPA.

  • Schedule crew to contract review and signing.

  • Ensures all contracts are duly signed by the DMW signatories.







3.- FLIGHT BOOKING

  • Coordinate with PIC regarding booking requirements and send requests to travel providers to arrange flight booking for embarking and disembarking crew.

  • Ensure to get the most cost-efficient and convenient flight booking option for both embarking and disembarking crew.

  • Choose flights with the lowest carbon emission (in kgs/passenger)

  • Provide relevant information to vessels on the latest local and international travel guidelines, policies, rules, and regulations on joining port.







4.- ALLOTMENT

  • Prepares the Payroll Instruction form – to be filled out & signed by crew

  • Double-check entries on the deposit slip provided by the crew to ensure correct information is provided.

  • Encode the bank information/allottee account information in the system.







5.- COORDINATION TO PORT AGENT

  • Request OKTB for crew joiners if applicable to its port of destination.

  • Prepare the Airport Guarantee Letter and crew joining port formalities.







6.- EMBARKATION DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS

  • Monitor all documents prepared by the MPC for the joining crew.

  • Prepare the embarkation documents based on the embarkation checklist.

  • Ensure the relevant company and local government forms required prior to joining are signed by the crew (eg. Drug & Alcohol Policy)

  • Ensure documents in the embarkation checklist are complete and valid prior to crew departure.

  • Any deviation from documentary requirements shall be elevated to MPA for risk assessment.

  • Check the status of documents of foreign nationalities set for joining and provide a status report to MPA.







7.- DISPATCHING ACTIVITY

  • Prepare dispatch schedule for all joiners per vessel and communicate the timeline promptly to the crew.

  • Ensure all required documents for embarkation are inspected by the crew following the embarkation checklist.

  • Secure signature from the crew using the embarkation checklist as proof of complete turnover of documents back to the crew.







B.- POST EMBARKATION

  • Review and monitor the contract duration of the crew following the set QMS timeline.

  • Coordinates with MPA for crew contract extension.

  • Prepare the contract extension for the signing of the authorized signatory prior to sending to the vessel for crew confirmation.

  • Provides the Liaison officer of all signed crew for on-board contract processing at DMW.

  • Monitors the status of contract extension and provides feedback to MPA / CM.

  • Ensure to forward copies of the superseded contract once approved by DMW.

  • Assist PIC on crewing related tasks should the need arise.

  • Such other functions and duties as may be objectively assigned to his/her capacity.


Requirements:

  • Graduate from a 4-year course or Business Management with at least 2 years of experience in a similar role.

  • Experience in crewing documentation such as STCW, flag state and principal training and certificate requirements.

  • Visa applications such as joining visa, Schengen and US visa.

  • DMW contract processing.

  • Experience in coordinating crew planning to MPO and MPA.


Location: Leon Guinto Street, 2215, 1004, Manila, Philippines Department: Marine HR Position type: Fixed-term contract Contact person: Lovella Villamor HR & Admin Manager






Deadline: 20/04/2025, 17:59






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