Culture de l'entreprise :

Poste :

• Supervise and coordinate daily petroleum and commodities inspection activities, ensuring safe, accurate and timely execution.
• Review client requirements and translate them into clear operational instructions for inspection teams.
• Plan and allocate field resources according to operational priorities, competency requirements and workload.
• Provide guidance and support to inspectors throughout assignments and ensure effective coordination with relevant stakeholders.
• Monitor ongoing operations and proactively address delays, deviations or operational issues.
• Ensure proper handling, identification and coordination of samples for laboratory testing.
• Review inspection records, measurements, calculations and reports to ensure accuracy, completeness and compliance with applicable requirements.
• Ensure assignments and reporting are completed within agreed timelines and quality standards.
• Support the resolution of operational issues, incidents and non-conformities, escalating significant matters when required.
• Monitor field team performance, provide coaching and contribute to competency development and technical training.
• Ensure operational equipment is available, fit for purpose and properly maintained.
• Promote efficient use of resources while maintaining high standards of safety, quality and service delivery.
• Participate in HSE, quality and operational improvement initiatives.
• Maintain high standards of integrity, confidentiality, impartiality and professional conduct.

Profil recherché :

PROFILE

• Hands-on operations professional with strong petroleum cargo inspection knowledge and the ability to supervise concurrent marine and terminal assignments.
• Demonstrates sound technical judgement, attention to detail and effective identification of operational risks and deviations.
• Provides clear direction, promotes accountability and supports teamwork and personnel development.
• Remains calm, responsive and solution-oriented during time-critical operations, client escalations and changing conditions.
• Effectively balances client service, turnaround time, resource efficiency, quality and HSE requirements.
• Demonstrates integrity, reliability, impartiality and strong procedural discipline.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

• Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in chemistry, petroleum, marine studies, logistics, port management or a related discipline. Equivalent relevant industry experience may be considered.
• 5 to 8 years of relevant experience in petroleum inspection, marine cargo, terminal operations, bunker operations or oil-trading logistics.
• At least 2 years of experience supervising field personnel or coordinating multiple concurrent inspection assignments.
• Sound knowledge of petroleum quantity and quality inspections, cargo measurement, sampling, custody transfer, operational documentation and chain-of-custody requirements.
• Familiarity with applicable ASTM, API, EI, ISO and IP standards and recognised industry practices.
• IFIA certification, as a recognised inspector qualification, is preferred.
• Experience reviewing field data, quantity calculations, certificates, draft reports and operational records.
• Working knowledge of HSE risk assessments, permit-to-work controls, incident reporting and safe working practices aboard vessels, at terminals and within petroleum facilities.
• Good planning, organisation, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
• Strong interpersonal, client-service, written and verbal communication skills.
• Professional working proficiency in English and French.
• Good command of Microsoft Office and familiarity with job-management tools and operational reporting systems.
• Valid driving licence and ability to conduct inspections at anchorage and offshore, including safe vessel boarding and transfer, subject to applicable medical, safety and certification requirements.
• Availability for shift work, extended hours, weekends, public holidays and emergency support according to operational requirements.