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RightShip

Digital maritime risk management and ESG

Inspections Superintendent

Risk & ComplianceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeChinaIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Have served as a Master Mariner or Chief Engineer and sailed in a senior capacity as Master, Chief Engineer, or Mate on international trading dry carriers and tankers for 3–5 years of sea time; Marine Engineers are highly preferred.
  • Have shore-based management experience directly involved in day-to-day technical or cargo operations of crude oil or petroleum product tankers. Relevant experience may include petroleum terminal superintendent responsible for ship loading and discharging, tanker cargo expeditor, or classification society surveyor with demonstrable tanker operations knowledge.
  • Have preferably sat and passed the OCIMF/SIRE examination for tanker, gas, or chemical inspections.
  • Have practical knowledge of ship construction, ship structures, ship machinery, ship repairing, ship operations, chartering, and Quality Management Systems, including the ISM Code and safety management systems.
  • Have a thorough understanding of ship surveys and certification, including Port State Control, USCG, and Flag State surveys.
  • Have a good understanding of international legislation relevant to shipping, including relevant IMO and ILO regulations, industry practices, and the ISM Code and STCW.
  • Have a thorough understanding of vessel operations, including current mandatory requirements under the ISM Code, industry standards, and recommended best practices such as those published by ICS.
  • Have the right to live and work in China.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in developing and delivering all inspection products as a member of the Inspections team.
  • Ensure vessel inspections ordered by vessel owners or managers are completed in a timely manner, reviewed, and finalised in accordance with guidelines.
  • Provide feedback on the quality of inspection companies.
  • Assist with investigating complaints received.
  • Recommend procedural changes to ensure inspections integrate with the broader vetting function.
  • Assess inspection quality and provide feedback about inspector performance.
  • Assess DOC Holders to determine their conformance with relevant standards and suitability for RightShip customers.
  • Perform vetting activities of barges and other vessel types according to RightShip and/or individual customer criteria.
  • Carry out Port State Control and incident reviews as required.
  • Support RightShip customers with their marine activities as requested.
  • Review and assess Port State Control inspection reports, incident investigation reports, and customer feedback reports.
  • Contribute to updating the RightShip Vetting platform using proactive reporting from shipowners, RightShip customers, and other identified sources.
  • Advise the regional manager about changes in maritime rules and regulations to support readiness, compliance, and development of RightShip standards and practices.
  • Support responses to queries about RightShip activities, including vetting, risk rating, greenhouse gas rating, and inspections.
  • Maintain and archive correspondence with external parties and provided documentation in accordance with company procedures.

Desired Qualifications

  • Marine Engineers are highly preferred.
  • Preferably have sat and passed the OCIMF/SIRE examination for tanker, gas, or chemical inspections.

About the Company

RightShip

Digital maritime risk management and ESG

RightShip provides a digital maritime platform focused on ESG principles, delivering risk management and due diligence services for the shipping industry. Its platform combines datasets, predictive analytics, and expert analysis to offer tools like Safety Score, GHG Rating, vessel vetting, inspections, the Maritime Emissions Portal, and PortRISK, all accessible via tiered subscriptions for charterers, shipowners, ports, and financiers. The service stands out through its long history of vetting standards, broad global adoption, and an integrated toolkit that pairs vetting decisions, inspections, and emissions monitoring in one place. The company’s goal is to help the shipping industry reduce risk and emissions by providing transparent metrics and actionable insights for safer and more sustainable supply chains.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Melbourne VIC, Australia
Founded
2001

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