As radio operator

· Keep the radio station and GMDSS station on the navigation bridge fully operational and ensure maintenance provisions as laid down in the SOLAS and radio regulations are adhered to

· Keep a radio logbook

· Ensure all outgoing correspondence is approved by Master (General and Marine), Chief Engineer (Technical) and Superintendent (Projects)

· Log incoming and outing correspondence and arrange distribution accordingly

· Ensure that operations manuals for communication equipment are available in the radio room and understood prior to operation of telecommunication equipment

· Ensure that the Project Safety Manual and List of Emergency Contact Numbers are available in the radio room and on the GMDSS panel for each project

· Ensure that radio medical systems and procedures, ship position - reporting systems and procedures (e.g. AMVER) and the use of IMCO Merchant Ship Search and Rescue Manual (Mersar), with particular reference to radio communication, are available and adhered to

· Ensure the safety, urgency and distress procedures are adhered to

· Ensure that preventive measures for the safety of ship and personnel in connection with hazards related to radio equipment, including electrical radiation, chemical and mechanical hazards are adequate

· Communicate with helicopter services and maintain radio contact with all helicopters intending to land or depart from the vessel

· Maintain all radio accounts and obtain signatures for personal calls - forward summary to accounting department on a monthly basis after the Master’s signature has been obtained

· Prevent unauthorized use of any radio communication equipment.

· Lock the radio station, inform and hand over the keys to the watch-keeping officer at the bridge, when not in use.

· Maintain open communication channels during emergency response and respond according detailed instructions in the Companies Emergency Procedure Manual

· Inform the Master immediately in case of any malfunction or equipment failure

· Maintain and update radio signals publications and ship’s station list and raise requisitions for replacement whenever required

· Training crew and officers in the use and operation of all emergency and lifeboat radio communication equipment.

AUTHORITY

· Organize vessel administration

QUALIFICATIONS

· As per Company external qualification and training matrix

· Fluent in verbal and written English

· Computer literate

EXPERIENCE

· Three (3) years experience in vessel administration of which one (1) on board of a similar construction vessel

· Three (3) years experience as a radio operator of which one (1) year as a radio operator in a similar capacity on a similar construction barge or vessel.

1.1.1.1.3 Chief Engineer

DEPUTY	1^st Assistant Engineer
RESPONSIBLE TO	Master
OBJECTIVE	To ensure the efficient and safe operations of the vessel equipment. He is head of the technical department and is a member of the Vessel Management Team VMT

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