What does the maritime office do and what role does it play in the crew and the company it belongs to?

Maritime supervision refers to a professional who guides and is responsible for ship safety, cargo stowage, weather routes and other affairs in shipping companies, and is generally held by a captain.

Main work:

Supervise and inspect the management of ship safety and pollution prevention, formulate and revise the rules and regulations of ship safety management and pollution prevention according to the requirements of the safety management system, and supervise the implementation;

According to the ship's dynamics, provide meteorological and sea information and safety measures to guide the safe loading and unloading of goods and the safe operation of ships;

Responsible for monitoring PSC and FSC, investigating, analyzing and handling general accidents and dangerous situations;

Participate in the work of the shore-based emergency team, coordinate the emergency rescue work, and be responsible for sorting out the communication, recording and filing of each rescue process;

According to the requirements of the company's safety management system, compile, revise and review relevant safety management system documents, and maintain the effective operation of the safety management system;

Organize the interview, audit and pre-job safety education of senior crew members, as well as the assessment of the captain during his tenure.