Technical Superintendent – International Fleet
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - MedTug in Genova
Role and Responsibilities
The Technical Superintendent will contribute to the effective coordination of technical projects, operational support and programme management activities within the international fleet perimeter, including harbour towage and offshore support operations. Based within the Regional Technical Department, the role supports and supervises technical activities carried out by the relevant operating units, including on-site attendance when required.
- Coordinate with other Technical Superintendents on special projects across the international perimeter, including vessel upgrades, modifications and technical improvement initiatives
- Attend vessels in the event of breakdowns, critical defects, planned maintenance, major repairs or operational contingencies, including at short notice where necessary
- Support the diagnosis and troubleshooting of technical issues on board, helping to define priorities, corrective actions, required resources and execution plans through to satisfactory close-out
- Plan, coordinate and supervise maintenance activities on board,
ensuring effective alignment among vessel personnel, local technical teams, ship managers, workshops, contractors, suppliers and Class
- Carry out periodic vessel visits and technical inspections, documenting findings and ensuring that agreed actions are assigned, monitored and completed
- Prepare for and attend dry dockings in person, actively supporting the development of work scopes, technical specifications, repair lists, schedules and cost controls
- Support the implementation and effective use of maintenance management systems and other digital tools supporting technical activities across the relevant operating units
- Monitor Class Certificate deadlines and related third‑party inspections, working with the relevant Superintendent to define and implement corrective actions where needed
- Oversee technical documentation produced by Superintendents, Masters and Chief Engineers, ensuring proper