Cargo & Ballast Officer

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Data de Expiração: 23/10/2025

Coral FLNG SA is the Special Purpose Entity responsible to develop and operate Coral South floating platform (FLNG)

Job Posting

Cargo & Ballast Officer Role:

Operate the cargo transfer and ballast operation;
Monitoring and check the stability, stresses and weight distribution on the Coral FLNG facility;
Operate the communications with the calling vessels, supply boats and Helicopters.

Main Responsibilities:

In general, to assist and support the Marine Superintendent on the off-loading operations;
To assist in the safe berthing, loading and un-berthing of all LNG Tankers calling at the port facilities;
Operate the LNG & Condensate Off-Loading operations. Includes loading procedures and implement Coral FLNG SA’s port regulations;
Supervise the Ballast Operations;
Monitoring and check the stability, stresses and weight distribution on the Coral FLNG facility;
Operate the communications with the calling vessels, supply boats and Helicopters;
To operate FLNG marine equipment such as:

Identify maintenance requirements for the marine facility in coordination with the maintenance personnel;
Carry out thorough safety checks, follow up with regular ship-shore safety checklist when vessel alongside;
Closely monitors marine maintenance work to ensure safety requirement are being observed;
Knows how to safely operate the hydraulically powered loading arms and gangway;
Carries out the necessary procedures for connecting, testing and disconnecting of all loading arms and Cargo Hoses;
Liaise closely with ship’s representatives to ensure correct procedures are being observed at the commencement of loading;
Throughout the loading operations regularly monitors the area for leaks, report any problems to the marine superintendent;
Maintains an accurate log of loading operations;
Ensure that all defected equipment is logged for maintenance;
Participate in safety training; emergency exercises, including first line attack on fires or leaks using gas detectors as and when required;
Working Knowledge of installations storage area is necessary so that he is aware of the outcome of changing loading patterns;
Carry out further duties as required by the Marine Manager.

Qualifications and Experience:

Total years of experience are 3 to 7 years (at least 2 years in LNG facilities or Cargo Officer on board LNG carriers)
Minimum 2 years serving as officer with experience of cargo handling operations on board LNG & Oil Tankers;
National Legislation (with particular regard to environmental legislation) Port & Terminal Regulations;
Compliance with recommendations outlined in OCIMF publications;
Certificate of Competency according to STCW with current Liquefied Gas and Oil Cargo Handling Endorsements issued by the UK Department of Transport, Environment & Regions or other internationally acceptable equivalent.

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