1st Officer - Safety - Seagoing (M/F)

Organization
Reports to Master, and the Staff Captain, Head of Division, as assigned.

Functions and Responsibility
The 1st Officer functions and responsibility shall include, but not be limited to:
▪ Executing bridge watches and navigational duties. Testing of GMDSS equipment together with the Communications Officer, if applicable, and updating related logs
▪ Follow Bridge Resource Management Manual and SMS procedures
▪ Control over storing, freshwater and bunkering operations during watch in accordance with plans prepared by the Master and/or Staff Captain.
▪ Keeps Overtime records.
▪ Responsibility for informing the Master about all occurrences he/she witnesses while on duty that are important for the ship’s operation and safety (accidents, near incidents and non-conformities).
▪ Assisting with tendering and Zodiac operations, directed by Staff Captain.
Safety Officer Responsibilities
▪ To familiarize himself/herself with the latest safety requirements and working procedures pertaining to tasks assigned to him/her or being executed under his/her responsibility.
▪ Development and preparation of safety instructions material.
▪ Safety training of crew delegated by the Staff Captain or the Master.
▪ Routine inspection of fire and safety equipment as specified in regulations, and as assigned by the Staff Captain.
▪ Planning and arranging of lifeboat mustering for Passengers before departure from turn-around ports. Prepare checklists for muster stations.
▪ Planning and arranging of weekly emergency and lifeboat drills for all crew, in accordance with the ship’s Muster Roll and Emergency Plan. Planning must include variation to cover a broad specter of possible emergencies.
▪ A detailed report of each drill, including improvements and conclusions that shall be kept in the ship’s online document platform.
▪ Shall present the Safety Report once a month to the Staff Captain, including Safety Work Orders, describing the past week’s safety activities for his review and signature.
▪ Planning and preparation prior to inspections and surveys, including fire and lifeboat drills.
▪ Leading accident investigations onboard.
▪ To maintain the records all major and minor accidents, incidents and near-misses.
▪ Actively participating in risk assessment.
▪ Promote, monitor and verify that PPE is available and properly used by all crew.
▪ Promote a safety culture on all crewmembers.
▪ Good maintenance and readiness of all safety equipment.

• Customer focus
• Experience or interest in sustainability initiatives or projects
• Ability to identify and implement sustainable practices in the workplace.
• Comfortable with giving and receiving constructive feedback.
• Ability to work well in a team and build strong relationships with colleagues.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Basic Polar Navigation Certificate
• Experience in Ice
• Certificate of Competence II/2 / II/3
• Seaman's book
• Medical Certificate
• International Certificate of Vaccination
• Valid Passport
• GMDSS endorsement/Certificate
• "Basic Safety that includes:
• Personal survival techniques
• Personal safety and social responsibilities
• Elementary first aid
• Fire prevention and fire fighting"
• Medical First Aid
• Proficiency in survival craft/rescue boats
• Advanced fire-fighting
• ECDIS
• ARPA
• Basic training for ships op. in polar waters
• Crowd management
• Crisis management and human behaviour
• ISPS Ship Security Officer - preferred