LPSQ Superintendent (m/f/d) Offshore

As an LPSQ Superintendent at BSM, you will be responsible for ensuring that assigned vessels consistently meet international safety, quality, and environmental standards. Acting as a vital link between ship and shore, you will oversee vessel performance, conduct audits and inspections, investigate incidents, and drive continuous improvement to strengthen operational excellence and regulatory compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement safety, quality, and environmental processes across assigned vessels in line with international ship management standards.

• Apply technical expertise to verify that offshore vessels meet required technical and operational standards.

• Assess vessel conditions, identify improvement areas, and collaborate on solutions to enhance performance and safety.

• Investigate incidents, prepare reports, and recommend improvements to procedures or working behaviours.

• Conduct offshore vessel visits to evaluate compliance with LPSQ processes, procedures, and company policies, providing recommendations for enhancements.

Qualifications & Experience

• B.Sc. in Marine or Naval Engineering, Master’s Certificate, or Chief Engineer’s Certificate.

• Sailing experience as Officer or Engineer, or experience in an HSEQ / LPSQ function (favorable).

• Experience in the offshore sector (favorable).

Skills & Competencies

• Strong knowledge of quality, safety, and environmental standards and related legislation.

• Experience in customer management and maritime market practices.

• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Why You Should Join Us!

We offer a supportive environment, competitive compensation, and meaningful opportunities. By joining us, you will enjoy:

• The option to choose up to three benefits from our benefits catalogue, including contribution to our canteen, Deutschlandticket, bike leasing (JobRad), childcare (KITA contribution), fitness contribution, and more.

• Flexible working hours and a 10‑days‑per‑month work‑from‑anywhere entitlement.

• Annual leave of 28–30 days (depending on length of service).

• An open‑door policy and flat hierarchies.