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Anglo-Eastern Ship Management

Ship management and maritime services

Superintendent - Engineering Faculty

Corporate & Technical Training +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDelhi, IndiaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Expertise in the relevant ship type, trade, or cargo.
  • Expertise in the relevant machinery, technology, or equipment.
  • Proficiency in computers and commonly used software programs.
  • Awareness of the latest industry developments.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Passion for continuous learning, interest in teaching, and interest in modern teaching methodologies.
  • Master Mariner Class I Certificate of Competency, Marine Engineer Officer Class I from a reputed flag state, or another specialized qualification.
  • Other specialized training courses and certifications.
  • At least one year of sailing experience as a Master or Chief Engineer.
  • Two to three years of teaching experience.
  • Knowledge of maritime education and training.
  • Knowledge of QHSE and quality/ISO systems.
  • Knowledge of behavior-based safety and incident investigation.
  • Knowledge of simulator operation.
  • Other marine specialization, diploma, or degree.

Responsibilities

  • Take responsibility for updating and revising course master files, participant handouts, presentations, videos, exercises, and tests; incorporate regulatory requirements, industry best practices, and new training material; inventory and maintain reference materials; and control document revisions.
  • Ensure participants enter course data, including course entry forms, attendance, and feedback forms, into AIMS; compile feedback from participants, vessels, and company divisions; and discuss corrective or preventive actions with the Programme Head.
  • Conduct course review meetings and document minutes; thoroughly review assigned courses, considering observations and suggestions from course verification.
  • Monitor non-conformity reports and initiate corrective actions in consultation with the Programme Head.
  • Periodically update and improve courses, plan and develop new courses as needed, and incorporate case studies from fleet incident, audit, and vetting reports.
  • Communicate with ship-management office managers to gather feedback and understand training requirements for improving teaching quality.
  • Deliver training according to the course outline, timetable, detailed teaching syllabus, and lesson plan, while maintaining high-quality instruction and safety practices.
  • Collect participant feedback at the end of each course, prepare course summaries, and document suggestions and review points for improving course content and delivery.
  • Conduct participant assessments according to the course manual and prepare reports recording technical and behavioral assessments.
  • Identify and record deficiencies in training activities and initiate preventive action for training-related non-conformities in consultation with the Programme Head.
  • Ensure training simulators, equipment, measuring instruments, and gas detectors are maintained, tested, and calibrated at required intervals according to standards, legislation, guidance, and manufacturer recommendations.
  • Check and monitor equipment inventory and maintain related records.
  • Ensure course-specific induction is carried out for new faculty for Engineering and Deck courses, the ECDIS helpdesk, external examiners for DGS, MMD, and IMU, and cadet training at AEMTC.
  • Identify personal training and development needs, communicate them to the line manager, and pursue professional development through industry events, webinars, and courses.

About the Company

Anglo-Eastern Ship Management

Ship management and maritime services

Anglo-Eastern Ship Management operates as an independent ship-management and maritime-services company. It provides technical management, crew management, newbuilding support, procurement, training, and related services for vessel owners. In practice, seafarers and shore-based specialists coordinate safe vessel operations, maintenance, crewing, compliance, and commercial support. The scope is Anglo-Eastern and its managed maritime operations. Roles span marine engineering, deck operations, crewing, technical management, procurement, digital systems, and corporate functions. Its workforce connects frontline delivery with the specialist, operational, technical, and business teams that support the organization.

Company size
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Company stage
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Total funding
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Headquarters
Miami, FL
Founded
1974

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