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Marine Superintendent
IT International Telecom Canada Inc.
Halifax, NS
Permanent, Full-time
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Permanent, Full-time
Halifax, NS

Full job description

IT International Telecom Inc. (“IT”) is a privately owned subsea network integrator that designs, installs, and maintains subsea telecommunications cable systems. IT is an ISO-certified company, with locations in Barbados, Montreal, and Halifax and marine operations on the east and west coasts of North America. IT is led by an entrepreneurial management team and is recognized as a leader in its field and uses modern and advanced information systems.

Reporting to the Vice President of Operations, IT is seeking a Marine Superintendent to join our Halifax team in a full-time staff position. The Marine Superintendent is responsible to ensure safe, compliant, efficient, and cost-effective operations of our Vessel. They would be assigned a vessel from the company fleet and be responsible for the technical, operational, and regulatory management of ship. Periodic international travel to the vessel is required.

Job Responsibilities

Vessel Operations & Safety

  • Ensure ships operate safely and efficiently
  • Oversee navigation standards, seamanship, and operational procedures
  • Investigate incidents, accidents, and near-misses
  • Assist with vessel safety management systems (ISM Code)

Technical Oversight

  • Plan and supervise maintenance, repairs, and dry dockings
  • Monitor hull, machinery, and equipment condition
  • Approve repair specifications and contractors
  • Manage spare parts, stores, and technical budgets

Compliance & Regulations

  • Ensure compliance with:

Flag state requirements

Class societies (DNV, ABS, Lloyd’s, etc.)

International regulations (SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW)

  • Prepare for and attend audits and inspections
  • Manage certification and statutory surveys

Budget & Cost Control

  • Prepare and control vessel operating budgets
  • Approve invoices and repair costs
  • Optimize operating costs without compromising safety

Liaison & Communication

  • Act as the link between ship and shore
  • Coordinate with:

Ship masters and engineers

Shipyards and repair contractors

Classification societies and flag authorities

Charterers and insurers

Requirements and Qualifications

  • Valid Chief Engineer Certificate or a 2 Engineering with suitable experience will be considered.
  • 10+ years of experience in the marine industry
  • In-depth knowledge of marine regulations and industry standards.
  • Proficiency in marine engineering and navigation.
  • Experience with safety management systems.
  • Ability to manage budgets and control costs.
  • Experience with the maintenance and repair of marine vessels.
  • Knowledge of environmental regulations and standards.
  • Ability to travel to various ports and vessels.
  • Experience with writing dry docking spec’s and overseeing drydocking of vessels
  • Experience with subsea equipment (ROV’s, plough, etc.) is considered an asset

Work Conditions

The position is based out of the Halifax office and is based on a 40hr work week.

Work Location: On the road

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