Marine & Logistics Leader

Equinor•Brooklyn, NY

About The Position

This position is responsible for safe and efficient execution of marine operations and associated logistical support to both onshore and offshore assets. Key stakeholder management regarding vessel performance and service delivery. Regulatory knowledge and application regarding Port Authority and maritime compliance. Ownership of stock control, logistical movements, tracking and strategic spare parts. Site security regarding ISPS, goods inwards and despatch. Waste management and Hazardous material storage. This role reports to the Empire Operations Director.

Requirements

8 yrs. Marine Terminal facilities and logistics experience
Extensive experience of marine terminal audits including US Coast guard EPA and state agencies.
In depth familiarity of marine terminal operations and ship to shore interface.
Working awareness of US Coast Guard regulations
Facility management experience
Strong understanding of NYC port regulations
Ability to collaborate effectively with multiple teams to achieve shared goals and objectives.

Responsibilities

Contract responsible for all vessels and related support towards operations and maintenance.
Owner for local procedures and processes for marine and warehouse operations and safety
Extensive experience of marine terminal audits including US Coast guard EPA and state agencies.
In depth familiarity of marine terminal operations and ship to shore interface.
Strong understanding of NYC port regulations and working awareness of US Coast Guard regulations.
Owner of ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security Code), facilities maintenance, stock management, port call support, customs clearing, import/export and other port roles
Owner of offshore mobilization process
Accountable for stock control, tool storage/calibration, all logistical movements supporting the O&M team and operations group offshore rotational process.
Key contributor to the Empire Wind management team and discipline supporting Technical Representation during the SWA (service Warranty Agreement) period.
Key stakeholder and contributor towards emergency response.