Fleet Performance Compliance Engineer

Mission

The Fleet Performance Compliance Engineer is responsible for monitoring and analyzing the performance of vessels within the fleet to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and optimal operational efficiency.

The Fleet Performance Engineer works closely with MCFPP Head and MCLTS Head to analyse/investigate cases of Port State and Flag State inspections/detentions to identify shortcomings occurred within periodical surveys/audits previously carried out. This activity is aimed at identifying corrective/preventive actions to enhance performance of Marine Operational Network in ensuring periodical/surveys audits are carried out with the highest effectiveness and full compliance with applicable class/statutory requirements and in the respect of applicable flag administration requirements and RINA procedures.

The role involves survey reports analysis, data analysis, report generation, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to support the classification society's mission of promoting safety and sustainability in the maritime industry.

Key Accountabilities

1.Analysis/investigation of cases of Port State and Flag State inspections/detentions

- Analysis/investigation of cases of Port State and Flag State inspections/detentions to identify shortcomings occurred within periodical surveys/audits previously carried out and identifying corrective/preventive actions to enhance performance of Marine Operational Network in ensuring periodical/surveys audits are carried out with the highest effectiveness and full compliance with applicable class/statutory requirements and in the respect of applicable flag administration requirements and RINA procedures.

2. Response to Port State or Flag State detentions:
- In the event vessel is detained, assist Senior Engineers and work closely with Port and Flag State Authorities and Marine Operations to ensure swift resolution.
-  Assis in Providing support and documentation as required to facilitate the vessel's release from detention.
3. Fleet Performance Monitoring: 
- Provide Support to Senior Engineers in the Monitoring of the operational performance of ships within the fleet. This involves collecting and analyzing data related to the ship's machinery, systems, and overall performance to ensure compliance with classification and regulatory standards.
4. Data Collection: 
- Gather data from various sources, websites, and classification society databases. 
5. Performance Analysis:
- Analyze the collected data to assess the overall health and performance of the fleet.
-Assist Senior Engineers in Data analsis in order to identify trends, anomalies, and areas for improvement. 
6. Port State Control Support: 
- Assist in preparing ships for Port State Control inspections. Ensure that vessels meet all safety and environmental standards required by port authorities and flag state regulations.
7. Reporting:
- Assist Senior Engineers in preparing reports and presentations summarizing the fleet's performance and compliance status. Share this information with ship operators and other stakeholders within the classification Society.
8. Recommendations: 
- Support Senior Engineers in collecting and providing recommendations for maintenance and repairs to ensure that ships operate safely, efficiently, and in accordance with regulatory requirements.

-Collaborate with Marine Operations to implement these recommendations.
9. Research and Development: 
- Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes. Investigate new technologies and practices that can improve fleet performance and compliance.
10. Communication: 
- Collaborate with shipowners, operators, and other relevant parties to address performance issues, provide technical expertise, and ensure open lines of communication for continuous improvement.
11. Documentation: 
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of all fleet-related data, reports, and performance assessments.

Education

Qualifications

• Proficiency in English language written and spoken
• Good knowledge of marine systems, ship operations, maritime regulations, class/statutory surveys
• Analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex data sets and identify performance trends.
• Knowledge in data analysis tools and software such as Microsoft Office, Power BI, etc.
• Experience as Ship Surveyor
• Experience as Deck/Engineer Officer (requested for candidates with High School Diploma)

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Competencies

Compensation Data

The salary range and job grade for this position are defined based on objective, role-related criteria, and responsibilities in accordance with CCNL RINA (CNEL code I480).

The gross annual salary range foreseen is between €30,000 and €38,000 and will be finally defined on candidate’s professional experience, qualifications, competencies, and overall alignment with the role.

In addition, an annual variable compensation component is provided, based on both Company and individual performance objectives in accordance with the current policies and collective agreements.

The overall compensation package is complemented by the Company's welfare.