Tasks/Activities
- The Pilot acts as marine advisor for export tanker Master, as per port regulations and Company procedures, for the tanker movements on site: arrival, mooring, loading, residence, unmooring, departure, emergency response on board the export tanker.
He is the Terminal representative for any safety, security, environmental and commercial matters on board the export tanker.
Safety
- He is in charge of the tanker inspection on arrival for safety, security and environmental related
- He checks the conformity of export tanker and her
- He verifies compliance of the export tanker with MARPOL regulations during her stay on
- He acts as ISPS representative on board the export tanker on behalf of the PFSO and is the PFSO delegate on board the FPSO
- He acts as focus point on board the tanker during normal and emergency
- He fills up the ISGOTT Ship Shore Safety Check List with the Export Tanker’s Master.
Export tanker handling
- He uses available naval means (tugs and AHTS) for tanker movement as per Company procedures and port
- He reviews export tanker handling procedures and emergency response on a regular
- He is in charge of mooring team management during export tanker
- He follows up the maintenance of offloading buoy, mooring equipment and floating hoses with marine crew
- He coordinates the activities at the bow/stern and on deck of the export
- He supervises the hoses connection/disconnection.
- He is in charge of handling/transfer of material and equipment with the export
Terminal representative
- He endorses all loading/offloading documents and all other commercial documentations (except the Bill of Lading).
- He follows up the cargo operations: inspection with cargo surveyors on deck, loading/discharge plan, loading/offloading operations and communications with cargo control room.
- He draws up “brief call reports” for
- He initiates the “letter of protest” when
He evaluates the training requirements of the naval mean’s Master (tugs and AHTS) on block 17.
Education:
- Has a minimum work experience of twenty-four (24) months actual sea service as Senior Deck Officer on crude oil tankers.
- Be Holder of a valid IMO STCW 95 deck officer class 1 certificate,
- Hold or has held a STCW bridge resources management certificate,.
- Hold or has held an advanced oil tanker cargo operations STCW training certificate (IMO
- model course 02)
- Is the holder of a valid medical fitness certificate in accordance with IMO STCW 95
- Has attended a specific simulator training course for terminal
- Is familiar with tanker
- Is familiar with the operation of terminal
- Is fluent in English (French and/or Portuguese is an advantage).
- PFSO training
- Has attended a ship handling course on manned
- Oil Spill Clearance IMO Level 1 (offshore).
- Lifting & Rigging Training & Certificate
- Floating Line Hydrostatic Pressure test Training & certificate (as per OCIMF SMOG 3rd ed 2015)
Integrated Flange Tightening Training & certificate (as per guidelines for boundary bolted flange joint assembly)